Knaus Tabbert returns to profit as demand shifts to compact campers

Leisure vehicle maker Knaus Tabbert reported improved results for Q1 2026 after a consolidation year in 2025. Revenue fell 15.7% to €249.1 million, but adjusted EBITDA nearly doubled to €15.6 million, and net profit reached €3.8 million versus a loss of €4.7 million a year earlier. Sales dropped 8% to 5,190 units, while the order book grew to €363 million. For full-year 2026, the company expects revenue of around €950 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 5–7%.

Motorhome and caravan manufacturer Knaus Tabbert posted a net profit of €3.8 million in Q1 2026, compared to a €4.7 million loss a year earlier. Revenue fell 15% to €249 million, and unit sales dropped 8% to 5,190. Sales of large motorhomes plunged 30%, while camper vans rose 19% as buyers shift to smaller vehicles.

Motorhome and caravan manufacturer Knaus Tabbert posted a net profit of €3.8 million in Q1 2025, compared to a €4.7 million loss a year earlier. Revenue fell 15% to €249 million, and unit sales dropped 8% to 5,190. Motorhome sales plunged nearly 30% to 1,474, while camper van sales rose 19% to 1,417. The company attributes the turnaround to workforce reductions and shifting demand toward smaller vehicles.

Knaus Tabbert posted a net profit of €3.8 million in Q1 2026, reversing a €4.7 million loss a year earlier. Revenue fell 15% to €249 million, and total unit sales dropped 8% to 5,190. Camper van sales rose 19% to 1,417 units, while motorhome sales plunged 30%, reflecting a shift to smaller vehicles amid Europe's economic downturn.

German RV and caravan manufacturer Knaus Tabbert posted a net profit of €3.8 million in Q1 2026, reversing a €4.7 million loss a year earlier. Revenue fell 15% to €249 million, and unit sales dropped 8% to 5,190. Motorhome sales plunged 30% (1,474 units), while camper van sales increased 19% (1,417 units), indicating a shift toward smaller vehicles amid Europe's prolonged economic downturn.

Knaus Tabbert, the caravan and motorhome manufacturer, posted a net profit of €3.8 million in Q1 2026, compared to a loss of €4.7 million a year earlier. Revenue fell 15% to €249 million, and sales dropped 8% to 5,190 units. However, camper van sales rose 19% to 1,417 units, while motorhome sales fell 30% to 1,474. The company attributes the shift to Europe's ongoing economic crisis.