Westfalia's Jules Verne camper van outperforms Mercedes Marco Polo

Cummins has introduced the Onan QD 8000, an 8 kW diesel generator for motorhomes, expedition vehicles, and truck sleeper cabs. The unit features liquid cooling and soundproofing, designed for continuous operation at 50 or 60 Hz. It can simultaneously power household appliances, air conditioning, and onboard electronics without external shore power. Pricing depends on installation and configuration, available through the Cummins dealer network.

The Saarburg-Kell association of municipalities signed a cooperation agreement with Camping-Car Park on June 9, 2026, to operate the 'Hochwald' campsite. The site closed at the end of 2025 for renovations and will reopen as a dedicated motorhome parking area. The operator will invest around €100,000 to set up 30 motorhome pitches and integrate the site into its European booking network with over one million users. The reopening is planned for summer 2026.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (VWCV) has introduced the facelifted fifth-generation Caddy. Exterior changes are subtle, but the interior gains a 12.9-inch touchscreen, digital instrument cluster, and wireless charging. The California camper version also debuts, featuring a foldable bed and optional kitchen module. European orders are open: Cargo from €26,480, passenger version from €34,200.

Adria has announced updates to its Coral motorhome range for 2027. The 7.40-meter Supreme 670 SL features standard panoramic windows in the living area and cab, enabling cross-ventilation. Curb weight is reduced by 58 kg, increasing payload. Base price is €95,390.

The 'Camping Resort Rülzheim' in Rhineland-Palatinate has received the 'Bett+Bike' certification from the German Cyclists' Club (ADFC). The certification confirms that the site meets criteria for cycle tourists, including secure bike storage, drying facilities, repair tools, and route information. The inspection was initiated by the Economic Development and Tourism Department of the Germersheim district.

The Camping Resort in Rülzheim (Rhineland-Palatinate) has been certified by the German Cyclists' Club (ADFC) as a bike-friendly accommodation. To obtain the Bett+Bike label, the facility must meet criteria including secure bike storage, drying facilities for clothing, repair tools, route information, and willingness to accept guests for a single night. The resort is located near a lake and offers pitches for motorhomes, tents, rental accommodations, and camping barrels. It features barrier-reduced sanitary areas for guests with limited mobility.