Switzerland shifts to compact campers: new Crosscamp Life 2026
Demand for compact campers and vans is rising in Switzerland. The Crosscamp Life 2026, a car-camper hybrid that fits standard parking garages, has been introduced.
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Demand for compact campers and vans is rising in Switzerland. The Crosscamp Life 2026, a car-camper hybrid that fits standard parking garages, has been introduced.
Opel unveiled the electric motorhome Crosscamp Flex at the Düsseldorf motor show in 2022. Based on the Zafira-e Life, it features a 75 kWh battery with a WLTP range of 322 km. Sales are scheduled to begin in 2023.
The global Class C motorhome market is projected to reach $2.44 billion in 2026 and grow to $4.27 billion by 2035, with a CAGR of 6.8%. Market growth is driven by interest in outdoor recreation, technology integration, and the emergence of electric vehicles like the Crosscamp Flex with a 200-mile range. High fuel costs and price volatility are key constraints.
Dethleffs' vanlife subsidiary Crosscamp has launched its first part-integrated motorhome, the EXPDN, for the 2026 model year. It is available in three floorplans on lengths of 6.9 and 7.4 meters, with a base price starting at 59,999 euros. Standard equipment includes a kitchen with a two-burner hob, a 131-liter refrigerator, and a 4 kW gas heating system.
German manufacturer Crosscamp has introduced the compact ADVTR 5.41 camper van based on the Fiat Ducato or Opel Movano. The 5.41-meter-long model with a 3.5-ton gross vehicle weight features a modular interior instead of a traditional rear bed. The standard configuration includes two sleeping berths, with a starting price of 51,999 euros.
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