Bürstner to stop caravan production from 2027

German manufacturer Bürstner (part of Hymer Group) announced it will completely cease caravan (travel trailer) production from the 2027 season under its 'Bürstner Reloaded' strategy. The decision follows declining demand: European caravan sales fell 11% in 2025, with a 13.4% drop in Germany, while the motorhome market grew 0.6%. The company will focus on motorhomes and camper vans, with a reduced lineup of three series: Papillon, Habiton, and Signature. Service and spare parts for existing caravans will continue.

Bürstner, based in Kehl, announced it will cease production of caravans (towable trailers) from 2027. The decision is driven by a significant drop in demand. No layoffs are planned.

German manufacturer Bürstner, under its 'Bürstner Reloaded' strategy, will completely cease caravan production from 2027, concentrating on motorhomes and campervans. The lineup has been reduced to three series: Papillon, Habiton, and Signature. The Signature SFT 7.0 was named ANWB/NKC Camper of the Year 2026. Caravan production has stopped, with the B66 being the last model, released for the brand's 66th anniversary. Management does not rule out a future return to caravans, but for now all resources are directed at developing the motorhome segment. Service and spare parts for previously produced Bürstner caravans remain available.

German motorhome manufacturer Bürstner, part of Hymer Group, announced it will completely cease production of caravans (towed trailers) starting with the 2027 model year. The company will focus on self-propelled motorhomes and camper vans. The decision follows declining demand for caravans after the pandemic and rising costs. About 40 skilled positions were cut at plants in Kehl and Wissembourg. Parts and service for existing caravans will continue.

German manufacturer Bürstner announced the closure of its caravan production after more than 60 years. The company will focus on motorhomes and camper vans.

German manufacturer Bürstner will stop producing caravans (travel trailers) from the 2027 season. The company will focus on camper vans and motorhomes. The decision follows a post-pandemic slump in caravan sales, while motorhome sales have recovered. Caravan production was Bürstner's original business, dating back to the 1950s.

Bürstner, part of the Hymer Group, will stop producing caravans (travel trailers) from the 2027 season. The decision is part of the 'Bürstner reloaded' strategy and reflects declining demand for caravans: European registrations fell 11% in 2025, with a 13.4% drop in Germany. The company will focus on camper vans and motorhomes, a segment that grew 0.6% in Europe. Service and spare parts for existing owners will continue.

German manufacturer Bürstner from Kehl announced it will stop producing caravans from the 2027 season. The company, part of the Hymer group, will focus on camper vans and motorhomes. The decision follows declining caravan registrations in Germany, despite the overall market remaining strong.

German manufacturer Bürstner has confirmed it will cease caravan production entirely from the 2027 season. The decision is attributed to shifting customer needs and usage patterns. The company will focus on motorhomes and camper vans under its 'Bürstner Reloaded' strategy. After-sales service and spare parts supply for existing caravan owners will continue.

German motorhome manufacturer Bürstner has announced the end of its caravan (travel trailer) production. The move is part of a strategic refocus on camper vans and motorhomes. CEO Hubert Brandl stated that this is not a permanent farewell to caravans but a reallocation of resources.

Bürstner, part of the Erwin Hymer Group, announced it will stop developing and producing new caravans from the 2027 model year. The company will focus resources on motorhomes and campervans under the 'Bürstner Reloaded' strategy. After-sales service and spare parts for existing caravans will be maintained. Within the Erwin Hymer Group, caravan production continues at Dethleffs, LMC, and Eriba.

German manufacturer Bürstner (Hymer Group) announced the complete cessation of caravan production from 2027. Under the 'Bürstner Reloaded' strategy, the company will focus on motorhomes and camper vans. In 2026, only one of 15 caravan lines remained — the B66, which is now also discontinued. After-sales service and spare parts for existing Bürstner caravan owners will be maintained.

Bürstner from Kehl will stop producing caravans from the 2027 season. The decision is part of the 'Bürstner reloaded' strategy, which previously led to the discontinuation of all existing motorhome lines and the launch of three new models: Papillon, Habiton, and Signature. The reason cited is changing consumer demand and a steady decline in caravan registrations. Service and spare parts supply for existing caravans will continue.

Bürstner from Kehl will stop producing caravans from the 2027 season. The decision is attributed to changing customer demand and declining caravan registrations, while the motorhome segment recovers post-pandemic. Production of motorhomes and camper vans will continue under the 'Bürstner reloaded' strategy launched in 2025. Service and spare parts for existing caravans will remain available.

Bürstner will stop producing caravans from the 2027 season onwards, focusing exclusively on motorhomes and campervans. The decision follows a strategic realignment due to declining demand for towable caravans. Spare parts supply and service for existing caravans will remain fully available.