Aboard T4 (2026): caravan with its own electric motor

Bowlus has updated the Rivet model, a caravan with a polished aluminum body and aerodynamic silhouette. Length 7.7 m, width 2 m, interior height 1.95 m, curb weight 1315 kg. It accommodates 4–5 people, features a kitchen with a ceramic hob, a split bathroom, underfloor heating, and an optional off-road package. Base price is around €130,000.

Adria unveiled the fully redesigned Twin 2026 with new design, Cabin-Loft interior, panoramic window, and Select/Supreme lines. Prices start at €56,990; debut at Caravan Salon.

Spanish manufacturer Benimar has launched the Amphitryon A981, an integrated motorhome measuring 5.98 m long, 2.34 m wide and 2.95 m high. Maximum authorised weight is 3,500 kg, with a towing capacity of 2,000 kg. It is based on a Fiat Ducato with a 2.2-litre diesel engine producing 140 hp and a six-speed manual gearbox; 160 hp and 180 hp versions are optional, the latter with an automatic transmission. Instead of a fixed rear bed, it features an L-shaped lounge that converts into a sleeping area up to 206 x 150/121 cm, plus a manual drop-down bed over the cab measuring 190 x 140 cm. The kitchen includes a two-burner hob, sink, extendable tap and a 150-litre compressor fridge. The bathroom has a separate shower. Water tanks hold 100 litres fresh and 105 litres grey. Heating and hot water come from a 4,000 W diesel Truma Combi with altitude kit, controlled via iNet X. Prices range from 80,000 to 90,000 euros depending on selected packs.