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Test: Ahorn Camp T690 on Renault Master Reviews © DIE WELT
DE Germany

Test: Ahorn Camp T690 on Renault Master

Motorhome manufacturer Ahorn Camp has completely revamped its model range with the Renault Master generation change and moved production to the Hymer Group plant in Italy. The test of the seven-meter semi-integrated T690 showed that the new chassis improved driving dynamics and comfort. Average fuel consumption on the highway was 9–10 L/100 km, on country roads below 9 L. The interior features two single beds measuring 2.06 and 1.99 m, an L-shaped dinette, and swiveling front seats. Base price is €61,900, with options up to €75,460.

Source: DIE WELT DEU
Three campers on the Renault Master: the most modern base vehicle on the market Industry © PROMOBIL
DE Germany

Three campers on the Renault Master: the most modern base vehicle on the market

The fourth-generation Renault Master is equipped with the latest driver assistance systems and is future-proof, yet only three manufacturers currently use it for motorhome conversions. Ahorn Camp applies the chassis not only for camper vans but also for semi-integrated and alcove models. The reasons for its slow adoption in the caravanning industry are discussed in the article.

Source: PROMOBIL DEU
Ahorn Camp T 690: affordable seven-meter motorhome on new chassis Industry © AUTO ZEITUNG
DE Germany

Ahorn Camp T 690: affordable seven-meter motorhome on new chassis

Ahorn Camp unveiled the T 690 model based on the updated Renault Master. The 6.99 m motorhome retains a starting price of €61,900 despite the chassis change and design refresh. The interior features an L-shaped seating group, optional sleeping for up to four people, and gas equipment. Production has moved to the Erwin Hymer Group plant in San Casciano.

Source: AUTO ZEITUNG DEU
100,000 km in a Renault Master 4×4: from North Cape to Senegal Lifestyle © Le Monde du Camping-Car
FR France

100,000 km in a Renault Master 4×4: from North Cape to Senegal

French couple Édouard and Valérie have covered 100,000 km in a converted Renault Master 4×4, visiting over 30 countries. Their route included the North Cape, Turkey, Morocco, Mauritania, and Senegal. The journey began in 2022 after meticulous preparation of the vehicle, featuring a camper body by Cellule-Touareg and all-wheel drive by Oberaigner. The couple emphasizes the importance of self-planning and using local contacts for overnight stops.

Source: Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA
Ahorn Camp T680: Electric Bed and Large Bathroom Industry © Campingtrend
DE Germany

Ahorn Camp T680: Electric Bed and Large Bathroom

German manufacturer Ahorn Camp unveiled the new T680 motorhome at the CMT 2026 trade show, measuring 6.99 meters in length. The model features an electric lift bed measuring 2.00 x 1.50 meters and a large bathroom with a separate shower cabin. The motorhome is based on the fourth-generation Renault Master chassis, with production relocated to Italy following cooperation with the Erwin Hymer Group.

Source: Campingtrend NLD
Motorhome factory in Argentina attracts customers from around the world Industry © Lmcipolletti.com
AR Argentina

Motorhome factory in Argentina attracts customers from around the world

A motorhome factory in the Fernández Oro industrial park, Argentina, reports high demand from international customers. A complete conversion of a van, such as a Renault Master, costs between 27,000 and 29,000 US dollars, while compact Mini Teq models cost about 6,300 dollars. The enterprise, founded a year ago, plans to expand, including creating a guarded parking area for motorhomes.

Source: Lmcipolletti.com SPA

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