Trelino

Tischer has introduced the Box 200 Superlight demountable camper, weighing 530 kg including a filled 50-litre fresh water tank. The camper is designed for heavy modern pickups with low payload and for electric and hybrid pickups. It can be mounted on pickups with a bed length of at least 1.50 m. Interior standing height is 1.95 m, and the alcove bed offers about 70 cm of headroom at its highest point. Equipment includes a two-burner gas hob, a compressor fridge, a Trelino mobile separating toilet, a Truma CombiNeo 4E combined heater, a 100 Ah lithium battery, a 110 W solar panel and a Triple Charger with integrated 30 A booster. The base price is approximately 38,800 euros, rising to between 42,000 and 43,000 euros with options.

In a podcast from Caravan Salon 2026, Trelino showcased its separating toilets, which operate without water, chemicals, or electricity. Solid waste is dried with litter, preventing odors and allowing disposal in regular trash. The toilets come in sizes S, M, and L, are produced in Germany, and have been used even at the South Pole.

Eifelland will present the Relax electric camper based on the Nissan Interstar-e at Caravan Salon Düsseldorf. Price from €89,900, range up to 410 km.

Alaskan Campers, known for over 65 years for its rigid slide-in campers, has introduced its first fully composite model with a fixed high roof — the HS 640. The camper weighs 1,500 pounds (about 680 kg) dry, making it lighter than traditional models and suitable for half-ton pickups. Construction features sandwich panels of PIR foam and fiberglass, an aluminum frame with PVC, ensuring lightness and energy efficiency. The interior was designed with a yacht designer: aluminum cabinets, bamboo countertops, a Lagun table. Sleeping area includes an RV queen mattress, L-shaped sofa, wardrobe, space for a Trelino composting toilet and a shower. Electrical system includes 400W solar panels, Expion batteries up to 972 Ah, Victron 3000W inverter. Base price starts at $47,495.

German company Rhön Camp has introduced the The Seeker motorhome based on the Mercedes Sprinter. The vehicle is equipped with a 5G router, an EcoFlow Power Kit with a 2 kWh battery and a 4000 W inverter, and a Trelino dry toilet. The base price in Germany is 134,990 euros.

Project Nautilus is a conversion of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 419 into a camper van for extended travel. Key features include a permanent longitudinal bed measuring 172x200 cm, a combined wet room with an external shower, a Trelino Evo dry separation toilet system, and a 150-liter freshwater tank. The conversion price starts at 89,000 euros excluding the base vehicle.

New accessories for motorhomes and caravans were presented at the CMT 2026 trade fair in Stuttgart. Key innovations include the inflatable StuffBubble awning, the Dometic 540 Ah under-seat lithium battery, and the compact Hava dishwasher. The prices of the featured products range from 20 to 3890 euros.