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German manufacturers produced about 99,000 motorhomes and caravans in 2025, a 17% decline year-on-year. Causes cited include temporary overproduction and high dealer inventories, though one source points to high inflation and falling demand.
According to industry sources, production of motorhomes and caravans in Germany fell by approximately 17% in 2025 to around 99,000 units. The decline is attributed to a temporary market glut and high inventory levels at dealerships.
However, one source cites high inflation and reduced consumer demand as the cause, reporting a 15% drop. Despite the production decrease, demand for new and used vehicles remains strong.
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German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced their output last year. Production dropped by around 17% to 99,000 units, which is attributed ...
German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced their output last year. Production dropped by around 17% to 99,000 units, which is attributed to a temporary market oversupply. Despite this, demand for new and used vehicles remains high.
German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced production in 2025. Approximately 99,000 vehicles were produced, a 17% decrease compared to th...
German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced production in 2025. Approximately 99,000 vehicles were produced, a 17% decrease compared to the previous year. The main reason cited was a temporary oversupply and high dealer inventory levels.
German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced production in 2025. Output fell to 99,000 vehicles, a 17% decrease compared to the previous ye...
German manufacturers of motorhomes and caravans reduced production in 2025. Output fell to 99,000 vehicles, a 17% decrease compared to the previous year. The main reason cited was temporary overproduction and high dealer inventory levels.
The German manufacturers' association reports a decrease in motorhome and caravan production. Output fell by 15% compared to the previous year. High i...
The German manufacturers' association reports a decrease in motorhome and caravan production. Output fell by 15% compared to the previous year. High inflation and reduced consumer demand are cited as the main reasons.
Updated: 29.06.2026
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