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From July 2026, EU rules could make new motorhomes up to €3,000 pricier

17.06.2026 04:52 1 min 2 sources РУС
Berliner Kurier DEU + 1 more
From July 2026, EU rules could make new motorhomes up to €3,000 pricier
Original source: Berliner Kurier

In Brief

From 7 July 2026, the second stage of EU regulation GSR II requires new motorhomes to have up to eight electronic assistants, adding €1,000–€3,000 to their price.

From 7 July 2026, the second stage of EU regulation GSR II comes into force, requiring all new motorhomes registered in the EU to be equipped with a range of electronic assistants. Light models up to 3.5 tonnes must have eight systems, including automatic braking, lane keeping, fatigue monitoring and tyre pressure monitoring. Heavier vehicles additionally require blind-spot information and moving-off warning systems.

According to industry estimates, this will increase the cost of each new motorhome by €1,000–€3,000. Owners of already registered vehicles need not worry — the requirement does not apply to them.

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