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Weinsberg has unveiled updates for its CaraBus camper line, including new floor plans, a larger wet cell, a "double cradle" function on the seat bench, and expanded equipment aligned with GSR II. The 600 ME model now offers an optional drop-down bed. All versions feature a new one-piece roof lining made of a foamed four-layer PU panel that improves sound and thermal insulation and is ten kilograms lighter.

At the Caravan Salon 2026 in Düsseldorf, Knaus Tabbert will present its extensive product portfolio and highlights of the 2027 model year in Hall 1. The focus is on the KNAUS, WEINSBERG and TABBERT brands, as well as the world premiere of the KNAUS VAN TI PLUS, a compact camper based on the VW Crafter with optional all-wheel drive. Morelo will be represented separately with luxury liners in Hall 16.

At the Caravan Salon 2026 in Düsseldorf, Knaus Tabbert is presenting its 2027 model year highlights, including the world premiere of the Van TI Plus camper van based on the Volkswagen Crafter. The model is available with optional all-wheel drive and in two floor plans: 650 MEG and 700 DEG. Also shown are the updated Sky TI, the Nordwind caravan, and new Weinsberg and Tabbert versions.

A 2025 WEINSBERG CaraSuite 550 MG motorhome with 30 km on the odometer has been listed for sale in Moscow. Based on a Ford chassis, it features a 155 hp engine, Euro VI compliance, automatic transmission, and four sleeping places. With a gross weight of 3.5 tonnes, it can be driven with a standard B-category license. Equipment includes a rear-view camera, a 98-liter Dometic refrigerator, a cassette toilet, a separate shower, a 6 kW Truma Combi heating system, and 100-liter fresh and 82-liter waste water tanks with heating.

Weinsberg has introduced the Grey Edition of its Carabus (Fire) camper based on the Fiat Ducato. The model features a grey exterior and an equipment package that would cost 7,500 euros more if configured separately. The base version 540 MQ starts at 59,490 euros, while the 600 ME with two single beds is available from 62,750 euros. Standard equipment includes alloy wheels, rear-view camera, electric step, new seats with pull-out function and lumbar support, and a new swivel toilet.

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Roadsurfer tested the Volkswagen California Ocean and the Weinsberg CaraBus 540 MQ based on the Fiat Ducato. The compact California is easier to drive and park but requires raising the roof to stand up. The Weinsberg offers a fixed bed, toilet, and shower, which is convenient for multi-day trips and after races, but it feels less spacious during the day.

Knaus Tabbert has unveiled the updated Weinsberg CaraCompact Edition Pepper for the 2026 model year. The semi-integrated motorhome is offered in three floorplans: 580 MEG (6.30 m) at €66,990, 600 MF at €67,990, and 600 MEG with twin beds at €68,990. All versions feature a redesigned rear panel with increased garage volume, LED taillights, a pull-out bench for the lounge area, and an upgraded bathroom with a swivel partition. Standard equipment includes a 153-litre compressor fridge (in the 600 MF), soft-close drawers, and an optional 230 V socket in the garage.

In 1996, the Pössl Duo Van cost 45,885 marks — exactly the same as an empty panel van at a German dealership. The company bought Peugeot chassis in Slovenia at wholesale prices and outsourced series production of the living module to Adria, a Slovenian caravan manufacturer with lower costs. Today, this model is used by many brands: Carado, Adria, Weinsberg and Pössl offer six-metre campervans with a bathroom and fixed bed from €47,499 to €63,379. A production campervan is significantly cheaper than a custom conversion, but the base price often excludes essential options.

German manufacturer Weinsberg has unveiled updates to its popular CaraCompact Edition Pepper motorhome line, including a new 580 MEG layout. The 6.30-meter model features twin beds and a forward-facing dinette. Design improvements include a modern rear end with LED lights, a pivoting bathroom with illuminated mirror, and a sliding step for the rear bed area. The vehicles are built on the Fiat Ducato chassis with a 140 hp engine.

Weinsberg has introduced the CaraLife caravan for the 2027 model year, completely eliminating gas equipment. Standard features include an induction hob, compressor fridge, LED lighting, and climate control with heating function. The absence of a gas system removes the need for cylinder replacement and regular inspections. However, all appliances require mains electricity, and the standard heating is limited. Pricing has not yet been announced.

Following a corruption scandal in 2024, Knaus Tabbert has unveiled new models at the Düsseldorf Caravan-Salon (August 28 – September 6). The lineup includes the premium semi-integrated Sky TI motorhome on a VW Crafter base, the Nordwind caravan range, an updated Weinsberg CaraCompact Pepper, and the return of the Tabbert Vivaldi caravan in four variants. Prices for the Sky TI are expected below €100,000, while the CaraCompact 580 MEG starts at €66,900.

Weinsberg has unveiled the CaraLife 2027 model year caravan, targeting young campers with no prior camping experience. The model eliminates gas systems entirely, relying on electric appliances: induction cooktop, compressor fridge, LED lighting, and air conditioning with heating. Five floorplans are available, from the compact 390 QD for couples to the family-oriented 500 QDK with six berths. Pricing has not been announced.

Weinsberg has unveiled the updated CaraBus Edition Fire for the 2027 model year. Key changes include a one-piece sandwich roof panel for improved thermal and noise insulation, making the camper suitable for winter travel. The previous compact wet bathroom is replaced by a swivel shower, and the interior features wooden profiles, extendable seats, and a new kitchen countertop. The model retains the Fiat Ducato base and is available in seven floor plans starting at €59,490.

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