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Since June 2026, stricter requirements for LPG system inspections in vehicles have taken effect in Germany. Inspectors must undergo special training, and stickers are issued centrally. The inspection costs 40–80 euros, with fines up to 60 euros for delays.
Since June 2026, stricter requirements for inspecting liquefied gas systems in vehicles have come into force in Germany. Inspectors must now complete special training, and the issuance of inspection stickers has been centralised.
According to earlier reports, mandatory gas system inspections for motorhomes and caravans resumed in Germany in June 2025. The inspection must be carried out every two years, costs 40–80 euros, and fines of up to 60 euros apply for overdue checks.
The inspection includes a pressure test to ensure all connected components are leak-tight and that shut-off devices close securely.
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Since June 2026, stricter regulations for inspecting LPG systems in vehicles have been in effect in Germany. Inspectors must now complete specialized ...
Since June 2026, stricter regulations for inspecting LPG systems in vehicles have been in effect in Germany. Inspectors must now complete specialized training, and the issuance of inspection stickers has been centralized.
Since June 2025, mandatory gas equipment inspection for motorhomes and caravans has been reinstated in Germany. The inspection must be conducted every...
Since June 2025, mandatory gas equipment inspection for motorhomes and caravans has been reinstated in Germany. The inspection must be conducted every two years, costs 40-80 euros, and delays can result in fines up to 60 euros.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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