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German manufacturer Sunlight has started series production of the all-wheel-drive Ibex 4x4 camper based on the VW Crafter. The model was tested in Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Orders open in summer 2026, price not yet announced.
German manufacturer Sunlight has started series production of the all-wheel-drive Ibex 4x4 camper based on the VW Crafter. Previously shown as a concept, the model has undergone testing in Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Order intake will begin in summer 2026, with the price yet to be announced.
Meanwhile, Dethleffs has presented the new Globetrail Performance Classic camper based on the Volkswagen Crafter. The 5.98-meter model is designed for two people, features a 2.0 TDI engine with 140 hp, and has a maximum permissible mass of 3.5 tonnes, allowing it to be driven with a standard driving license.
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German manufacturer Sunlight has started series production of the Ibex 4x4 camper based on the VW Crafter. The model, previously shown as a concept, w...
German manufacturer Sunlight has started series production of the Ibex 4x4 camper based on the VW Crafter. The model, previously shown as a concept, was tested in Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Orders will open in summer 2026; the price has not yet been announced.
Dethleffs unveiled the Globetrail Performance Classic camper, built on the Volkswagen Crafter platform. The 5.98-meter-long model accommodates two peo...
Dethleffs unveiled the Globetrail Performance Classic camper, built on the Volkswagen Crafter platform. The 5.98-meter-long model accommodates two people, features a 2.0 TDI engine with 140 hp, and has a maximum authorized mass of 3.5 tons, allowing it to be driven with a standard car license.
Germany — fuel prices
Updated: 08.08.2026
Super E10
$2.55 /l
€2.21 · £1.89/l
136 of 140
pricier than 96% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.65 /l
€2.30 · £1.97/l
89 of 93
pricier than 95% of countries
Diesel
$2.60 /l
€2.25 · £1.93/l
135 of 141
pricier than 95% of countries
Premium Diesel
$2.94 /l
€2.55 · £2.18/l
39 of 40
pricier than 95% of countries
LPG
$1.27 /l
€1.10 · £0.94/l
50 of 53
pricier than 92% of countries
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Nissan has introduced the Townstar Ventus camper van to the Spanish market. The vehicle is based on a van and comes in two lengths, with petrol or electric powertrains. The standard conversion pack includes a pop-up roof with a bed, a kitchen module, and a heater. The conversion kit starts at 14,095 euros.
The compact camper van market is expanding with several new models available for under 50,000 euros in Germany. The list includes eight models from brands like Bürstner, Forster, and Sunlight, offering features such as transverse or longitudinal beds, diesel or gas heating, and freshwater tanks up to 110 liters. Prices start from 39,999 euros for the base Bürstner Papillon PC 6.0, with most models based on chassis like the Citroën Jumper, Peugeot Boxer, or Fiat Ducato.
The Kiwi Edition Basecamp camper van has been introduced, featuring a fiberglass body and a high degree of customization. The model is 6.38 m long, weighs around 3100 kg, and is positioned as a compact expedition vehicle. Standard equipment includes a 24V power system, a diesel heater, a bathroom with a rotating composting toilet, and a kitchen with an induction hob.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the updated Marco Polo 2026 motorhome based on the V-Class. The key change is a new double-layer aluminum pop-up roof that adds 10 cm of interior height. Other updates include a detachable awning, magnetic blackout curtains, a new eight-speaker sound system with subwoofer, and an upgraded MBAC control system. Production has been fully integrated into the Ludwigsfelde plant in Germany. Orders open in Germany on August 5; prices have not been announced.
Late Monday evening in Bochum-Wattenscheid, an Audi collided with a caravan. Both vehicles caught fire and were completely burned out, police confirmed Tuesday morning. One man was injured. The cause of the accident is still unclear, and police are investigating.
A caravan illegally dumped in the Grafenwald forest near Vorhelm-Sundern has been causing trouble for weeks. Vandals have kicked in walls, ripped out panels, smashed windows and spray-painted 'Umweltsau' on its side. Passers-by are frustrated by the lack of action from authorities.
On the A20 motorway near Tessin junction, a truck crashed into a camper at the end of a traffic jam. Two tourists, aged 40 and 42, were seriously injured but are out of danger.
Residents of Harlaching are complaining about numerous motorhomes permanently parked on public streets. They say the two-week parking limit is regularly exceeded, but vehicles are rarely towed. The district committee hopes that the introduction of a paid parking zone at Mangfallplatz in late 2026 will reduce the number of such vehicles.
The Mercedes Clase V Marco Polo is positioned as a benchmark in camper vans for comfort and equipment. It features two sleeping areas (lower bunk and elevating roof) with ergonomic mattresses for up to four people, and a compact kitchen with two burners, sink, and refrigerator. The interior uses premium materials, including porcelain surfaces and piano lacquer, with ambient LED lighting. Technology includes the MBUX multimedia system with a 12.3-inch touchscreen, augmented reality navigation, blind spot control, traffic sign assist, and ATTENTION ASSIST. In Spain, financing is available with a down payment of €30,260 and monthly payments of €695 for 48 months.
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