Mercedes-Benz moves Marco Polo camper van production fully in-house

Mercedes-Benz has taken full in-house production of the Marco Polo camper van. The key update is a redesigned pop-up roof made of double-skinned aluminum, adding 4 inches of headroom. The interior retains a kitchen with a stove and fridge, along with convertible seating. Roof and climate control are integrated into the MBAC infotainment system.

Mercedes-Benz has brought all production of its Marco Polo camper van in-house. The 2026 model, to be built in Spain and finished in Germany, features a redesigned pop-up roof adding nearly four inches of headroom and an upgraded cabin. Orders will open in the coming weeks, with a full debut expected at the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon in August.

Mercedes-Benz is bringing all production of its Marco Polo camper van in-house. The first 2026 model, built in Spain and converted in Germany, features a redesigned pop-up roof adding nearly four inches of headroom and an upgraded interior with ambient lighting. The automaker states the move ensures higher quality and faster delivery. The van will fully debut at the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon in August.

Mercedes-Benz is bringing all production of the Marco Polo camper van in-house for the 2026 model year, ending its long-standing partnership with Westfalia. Key updates feature a new lightweight pop-up roof with more headroom and a skylight, alongside an enhanced MBAC smart control system. The updated models will debut at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf in August 2026.