Three German firms control 90% of the motorhome market

The Neumünster police will conduct a free safety check for motorhomes and caravans on March 29. The event at the Aalbek rest area will include weighing vehicles and providing advice on loading, gas systems, and theft prevention.

Police have arrested a 31-year-old man suspected of stealing a Renault Master motorhome in Radebeul. A police tracking dog led officers to the suspect's apartment, where the key to the stolen vehicle was found. An investigation for theft is underway.

German camper van manufacturer Westfalen-Mobil is cutting jobs. The company based in Rheda-Wiedenbrück announced the elimination of 130 positions.

Police in Schleswig-Holstein are conducting a weighing and advisory campaign for motorhomes on the A7 motorway. The initiative aims to identify overloaded vehicles before the holiday season and is offered free of charge.

A Toyota Aygo owner has adapted the compact city car for overnight travel. He uses a folded passenger seat and a beverage crate as a base for a sleeping system, avoiding any interior conversions. The traveler prefers wild camping via the Park4Night app and simplifies daily life by forgoing a kitchen and refrigerator.

Bluetti introduces the Elite 300 portable power station to the European market. The device offers a 3014 Wh capacity in a compact form factor comparable to 2-kWh models and weighs 26.3 kg. The introductory price is €1499, with an 8% discount for WinFuture readers using a promo code valid until June 30, 2026.