In summer, temperatures inside a camper can exceed 40°C, posing a health risk. ADAC and Pincamp magazine recommend using protective covers that lower temperatures by 10°C and choosing light-colored bodies. At campsites, pick shady spots and cook outdoors.
WELT advises choosing tents made of a cotton-polyester blend, using a USB fan powered by a power bank. For campers, install thermal mats on the windshield, use roof vents, and if needed, air conditioning—though running it while the vehicle is empty is not recommended due to noise and energy consumption.
While driving, ventilate the cabin and take regular breaks: when temperatures rise from 25°C to 35°C, the risk of accidents increases by 20%.