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Compact motorhomes with large kitchens: eight models reviewed

10.06.2026 18:18 1 min 2 sources
PROMOBIL DEU + 1 more
Compact motorhomes with large kitchens: eight models reviewed
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Promobil and Auto Zeitung present selections of compact motorhomes up to 7 meters long with spacious kitchens and unconventional layouts for one or two people

Two German publications have released rankings of compact motorhomes that combine short length with functional kitchens. Promobil presented a selection of eight models ranging from 5.41 to 6.96 meters in length, equipped with L-shaped and U-shaped kitchen modules as well as pull-out countertops. Prices range from €61,730 to €91,630.

Auto Zeitung, meanwhile, compiled a ranking of eight motorhomes up to six meters long designed for one or two people. The list includes various types, from van-based campers to partially integrated motorhomes. All models feature compact dimensions and unconventional layouts.

Both selections demonstrate that even short motorhomes can accommodate a kitchen comparable in functionality to larger models.

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Eight motorhomes under 7 meters with large kitchens

10.06.2026 PROMOBIL DEU

Eight compact motorhomes for two people: models under six meters

26.02.2026 autozeitung.de DEU

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