Elddis will cease caravan production at its Consett plant in the UK after over 50 years. The focus shifts to campervans and motorhomes, to be manufactured at Erwin Hymer Group facilities in Germany and Poland. The move is part of a strategic shift towards motorised leisure vehicles amid declining caravan registrations.

Bluetti introduces the Elite 300 portable power station to the European market. The device offers a 3014 Wh capacity in a compact form factor comparable to 2-kWh models and weighs 26.3 kg. The introductory price is €1499, with an 8% discount for WinFuture readers using a promo code valid until June 30, 2026.

Bulgarian manufacturer HIP Campers debuted the 4Family motorhome for families at the Caravan Salon. The 7.2-meter-long model on an AL-KO chassis features two electrically lowering double beds above different lounge areas, creating two separate rooms. The starting price is 149,999 euros and can rise to 199,999 euros depending on the equipment.

Knott has tested aerodynamic underbody paneling for travel trailers. The tests showed a 15% reduction in drag force, which theoretically lowers the tow vehicle's fuel consumption. The patented system could become available for series production and retrofitting existing caravans.

The CI and Roller Team brands have announced three limited edition motorhome series with enhanced standard equipment. The CI Spring Edition series includes the compact Horon Fit 94 and the Horon 88 XT and 67 XT models on Ford Transit chassis, with prices starting at €67,990. The Roller Team Power Edition features the Zefiro 266 TL, 287 TL models and the Livingstone 2 van based on the Fiat Ducato, priced between €60,990 and €79,990.

Volkswagen has launched the Multivan Camper as a factory base for creating custom camper vans. The vehicle comes with two front seats, empty rear space, and a factory-installed pop-up roof, but without interior finishing. Starting at £43,900, it is cheaper than ready-made California models but requires additional certification after self-conversion.

VanCraft has introduced the Allterra camper van based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4. The motorhome is designed for off-road use and features a pop-up roof, a water filtration system, and modular furniture. The interior is finished with natural materials such as wood and leather.

Brinkley has announced its new Model Z 2700 fifth wheel travel trailer. The mid-size unit is positioned as a luxury model and features unconventional solutions like a fold-out exterior kitchen and transforming furniture.

Globecar has introduced a new motorhome built on a Citroën chassis. The vehicle is equipped with a 2.8 HDI diesel engine producing 107 kW and features a comprehensive set of equipment.

The American company Dragon Tiny Homes has introduced its new 16-foot (4.9-meter) Genesis model travel trailer. The trailer features a two-story layout with a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and a loft bedroom. The ground floor offers 136 square feet of interior space.

Airstream has unveiled a limited-edition travel trailer developed in partnership with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Limited Edition Travel Trailer incorporates mid-century modern design principles. Only 200 units will be produced over two years, with a starting price of $184,900.

Teleco has introduced the new Ultra Comfort 8000 model, an air conditioning system designed for motorhomes over seven meters long. The system integrates into the dashboard, freeing up roof space, and is compatible with Stellantis chassis (Fiat, Citroën, Peugeot, Opel). It can be controlled via an app and is claimed to weigh up to 5 kg less than traditional roof-mounted units.

Bulgarian company Hip Campers is launching the fully integrated Hip 4Family motorhome based on a Mercedes Sprinter. The 7.2-meter model features no fixed beds, with two full-size double beds (140x200 cm) descending from the ceiling above two seating areas. The starting price is €149,999.

The British manufacturer Swift Group has introduced the Trekker 540 motorhome for 2026. The 7-meter-long model is built on a Ford Transit base and features a kitchen, a separate bathroom with shower, and a large, heated pass-through rear garage for transporting sports equipment.

A used 2015 Thor Motor Coach Tuscany 40DX motorhome has been listed for sale. The vehicle is equipped with an 8.9-liter turbodiesel engine.

The 2026 Tiffin Allegro motorhome is now on the market. This Class A diesel-powered RV is available for purchase, although its exact price has not been disclosed.

Norwegian motorhome and caravan dealer Campinggården A/S reports increasing sales for the third consecutive year, despite an overall market downturn. The company, Norway's oldest seller of such vehicles, is satisfied with its growth in a challenging environment.

The Ford Transit Escape camper van has been introduced, engineered for true off-road and off-grid capabilities. Based on a Ford Transit chassis, it features all-wheel drive, an upgraded suspension, solar panels, and an energy storage system. It is presented as a complete, ready-to-use solution for autonomous camping without the need for modifications.

Dealers are offering a cash discount on the MAXUS V80 motorhome. The maximum discount across the entire model range is 59,000 yuan. The promotion is available for orders placed at dealerships.

M.Y.S Mystic showcased the Mini Pop Flyer camper van at a Nagoya exhibition. Built on a Toyota Pixis Truck, the vehicle is 3.4 meters long and under 2 meters high, yet sleeps four via an electric pop-up roof. Pricing starts from 4.4 million yen.

German manufacturer Kuckoo Camper has introduced the new Max mini travel trailer. The model features a GRP sandwich construction, starts at 17,017 euros, and has a curb weight from 420 kg, making it suitable for electric tow vehicles. The concept is modular, lacking a built-in kitchen, bathroom, and heating system.

Trailer manufacturer Casita has launched its new 24-foot Discovery model, marking a departure from the brand's traditional 15- to 17-foot trailers. The travel trailer retains the signature molded fiberglass retro shell and comes in two versions: the LC with an extended counter and the FM with roomier dining and sleeping areas. Both models start at $44,999.

Japanese motorhome manufacturer Toy Factory has conducted a full model change of its DaVinci 6.0, built on the Fiat Ducato commercial van. Key updates include a brighter interior color scheme and a permanent bed widened by 200 mm. The new model was showcased at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 in Makuhari.

Motorhome manufacturer Winnebago Industries will issue its second quarter fiscal 2026 financial results on March 25, 2026. An investor conference call, hosted by the CEO and CFO, is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. CT. The webcast and replay will be available on the company's investor relations website.

The Farfalla Flip Up travel trailer transforms from a cargo trailer into a living space. It stands 1.6 meters tall when folded and expands to 2.4 meters. The interior includes a double bed, two single beds, a kitchen, and a folding table.

Chinese company Aumar has introduced the Eriba Touring, a retro-styled travel trailer. The caravan is 599 cm long, weighs 1300 kg, features a pop-up roof, and accommodates up to three people with a kitchen, living area, bedroom, and bathroom. Its price in China starts from 1.45 million yuan (approx. $200,000).

The R136 Jitterbug travel trailer has been introduced with an unconventional layout and a gooseneck design. The model measures 6.7 meters in length and features a raised sleeping area in the front section. The manufacturer positions it as an off-road travel solution.

RV Station is expanding its service network across Texas and Oklahoma markets. The expansion aims to increase the availability of maintenance and repair services for motorhomes and travel trailers in these states.

Convert RV has launched an online platform aggregating deals for camper vans and recreational vehicles. The service centralizes listings from dealers and van conversion companies to simplify the search and comparison process for buyers. It aims to serve as a discovery hub in the growing RV market.

Two new models of the Quokka camper van series were presented at a Nagoya exhibition, based on Daihatsu commercial vehicles. The main feature is the extensive use of Japanese 'Fuji Hinoki' cypress wood in the interior for a relaxing ambiance. The 'Quokka Japan D' model features a bed with a new fiber mattress material, while the 'Quokka Like' offers bunk beds for three people.