CMT 2026 in Stuttgart: 1,200 caravans and motorhomes, new Ahorn Camp and Volkswagen models, electric trend

Speyer-based company Ahorn Camp presented its new partially integrated motorhome model T 680 at the CMT tourism fair in Stuttgart. From January 17 to 25, the company is exhibiting three new and a total of seven vehicles from its 2026 generation lineup at stand B51 in hall 1. The family-run firm describes the launch as a "product offensive" based on the new Renault Master chassis.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles presented its new camper models at the CMT 2026 trade fair in Stuttgart from January 17 to 25. Seven vehicles were displayed on a 360-square-meter stand, including the special edition Grand California 600 Dune and the all-electric ID. Buzz Pro. The focus was on the development of electric mobility for travel.

The CMT leisure show in Stuttgart is presenting 1200 caravans and motorhomes, including many new models. Manufacturers are offering special editions at more favorable prices to adjust the significantly increased cost structure. While demand for motorhomes remains stable, caravan sales continue to decline.

The CMT leisure show in Stuttgart from January 17 to 25 highlights key trends for motorhomes and caravans. Central themes include the growing popularity of DIY van conversions, an increase in affordable motorhome models under €50,000, and a focus on sustainability. Mercedes-Benz is present both as a chassis supplier for other brands and with its own Marco Polo model, which is set to go electric in the future.

The CMT travel and leisure show in Stuttgart, running from January 17 to 25, highlights key trends for motorhomes and caravans. The main focuses are the growing popularity of do-it-yourself van-to-camper conversions and an increase in entry-level models priced under €50,000. Mercedes-Benz is showcasing the updated Marco Polo based on the V-Class and announcing its electric version, emphasizing the event's sustainability theme.