Weinsberg updates compact CaraCompact Edition [Pepper] motorhome

In Bielefeld, motorhomes and caravans left parked for extended periods are reducing parking space and obstructing traffic. According to the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, 211,809 motorhomes were registered in North Rhine-Westphalia as of 2025, with 3,654 in Bielefeld itself. In March 2026, the CDU faction in the Gadderbaum district council asked the administration about measures against permanent parking on Bollbrinkersweg and Bodelschwinghstraße. The administration's response, based on the StVO, stated that parking is permitted if the vehicle can be returned to traffic, but using it for residential purposes constitutes unauthorized special use. Caravans, as trailers, may remain in one spot for a maximum of 14 days.

The Kassner couple from Stuttgart live in a motorhome and travel across Europe, staying where the weather is best. They visit Zwickau once a year, which has been a fixed point on their routes for years. They travel with their dogs and e-bikes.

Several motorhomes caught fire late Friday night at a car dealership site on Nordring in Berlin-Marzahn. The fire started around 22:00, and multiple gas cylinder explosions were suspected during firefighting. Berlin fire services deployed significant resources, operations continued late into the night, and a police helicopter was seen over the scene. A smaller fire had occurred earlier that evening on nearby Wolfener Straße; no link between the two incidents has been established, and the cause of the Nordring fire remains undetermined.

Tabbert has introduced the Puccini Finest Edition series for the 2027 model year. The flagship 750 HDT measures 9.48 m in total length, 8.33 m in body length and 2.5 m in width. It sleeps up to four people and features a full kitchen, a full-width bathroom with shower, three wardrobes and a multimedia package with a 32-inch TV. Prices start at €60,790; the unit shown in Dusseldorf is priced at €68,858.

Gudrun and Bernd Kolb from Nördlingen live in their motorhome almost year-round, spending only three weeks annually in their apartment. Their living space measures 8.5 square metres. Bernd Kolb said that if an evening in town runs late and the motorhome is too far away, he sleeps one night in the apartment, but otherwise prefers the motorhome.

At the Caravan Salon, Reich presented a technical study called Easy Wheel active AI that automatically moves a caravan to the tow vehicle's hitch. The system uses a motorised jockey wheel and an AI camera trained to recognise the car's number plate. It operates at distances up to 15 metres and angles up to 30 degrees, and includes obstacle detection. No production date or price has been announced.