Rock for Tolerance Festival

German tuning studio Dietrich has unveiled the Living Driver Single Cab project based on the DAF XG+ truck. The passenger seat was removed to make room for a sofa, a kitchen unit with a microwave and coffee machine, and a pull-out sink with a hidden toilet. The concept aims to improve working conditions for long-haul drivers amid a chronic shortage of qualified personnel in Europe.

The Rock for Tolerance festival in Hann. Münden has relocated from Tanzwerder to Weserpark. The event will take place on June 19–20, expecting 2,500 visitors—more than double the capacity of the previous site. The new venue features covered pavilions for stands and catering, plus camping for tents and motorhomes within sight of the stage.

At the Schwenningen campus of Furtwangen University, the Solar Butterfly was showcased — a self-sufficient tiny house on wheels powered by solar energy. The vehicle incorporates 900 kg of recycled ocean plastic, and its solar panels (up to 120 sq m) generate about 120 kWh per day, enough for 220 km of driving. It includes a shower, kitchen, and rainwater purification system. The event was organized by the Schwarzwald-Baar-Heuberg Skilled Workers Alliance.

Bonn police have released surveillance footage of a man suspected of setting fire to a Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo camper van. The crime occurred on January 3, 2026, in the Weststadt district.

Since May 29, 2026, the fourth Wildwood Camping site has been operating in Lychen, Uckermark. The 25-pitch campground by Lake Wurlsee offers parking for motorhomes, caravans, and tents, plus cabin rentals. Electricity, hot showers, and Wi-Fi are included; children under 6 stay free. The site focuses on nature-oriented camping without entertainment or mass tourism.

Motorhome and camper manufacturer LMC (Lord Münsterland Caravan) is negotiating the reduction of 160 jobs at its Sassenberg plant in North Rhine-Westphalia. The move reflects a post-pandemic demand slump: German registrations fell over 15% year-on-year in 2025–2026. The company, part of Erwin Hymer Group (Thor Industries), is adjusting capacity to market conditions. No final agreement has been reached yet.