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Budget camper Roller Team Livingstone K2 Go unveiled at CMT 2026

09.06.2026 10:47 1 min 2 sources
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Budget camper Roller Team Livingstone K2 Go unveiled at CMT 2026
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In Brief

Roller Team introduced the new budget Livingstone Go line for 2026. The shortest model, K2 Go, 5.41 m long with a pop-up roof, was showcased at CMT Stuttgart, where the trend is affordable entry-level campers.

At CMT 2026 in Stuttgart (January 17–25), Roller Team presented the new budget Livingstone Go camper line for the 2026 model year. The tested model was the shortest in the series — the K2 Go, 5.41 meters long with a pop-up roof.

The model features an updated exterior and interior design, including two-tone cabinet fronts and matte gray accents. A key trend at the show is affordable models for beginners: for example, the Bürstner Papillon camper van starts at €39,999. Many manufacturers are targeting price-conscious buyers and family travelers.

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Affordable Compact Camper Roller Team Livingstone K2 Go: Test

25.04.2026 PROMOBIL DEU Original source

New camping models presented at CMT Stuttgart trade show

10.01.2026 t-online DEU Original source

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