At the Caravan Salon in Dusseldorf, Wingamm presented the 2027 Rookie 3.5. The 4.99-meter caravan is among the world's smallest with a full bathroom and kitchen. It features an AL-KO chassis, a fiberglass monocoque body, and weighs 750 kg. The base price is €22,500.
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Italian manufacturer Wingamm will present a new generation of compact premium motorhomes at Caravan Salon Düsseldorf 2026 (Hall 11, Stand C65). The models feature a one-piece fiberglass monocoque, redesigned bathrooms, and an enlarged garage. The company also announced a 2026–2030 strategic plan to double production capacity.
At the 17th Salone del Camper in Parma (12–20 September 2026), Italian manufacturers will showcase new models featuring brighter spaces, adjustable beds, separate bathrooms, and compact kitchens. Mobilvetta's Fluideen concept entered the ADI Design Index 2025, Laika collaborates with GFG Style, Etrusco won the German Design Award 2026, and Wingamm uses Rubelli bio-based fabrics.
Italian manufacturer Wingamm has updated its compact Oasi 540.1 motorhome for the US market. Built on a RAM ProMaster chassis (the American Fiat Ducato), it accommodates 2–3 people. The body uses a single molded rear panel to prevent water and dust ingress. Standard features include underfloor heating, a Victron energy management system, up to 700 W alternator charging, and a fully electric interior. The base price is $192,500 (about €167,000), below the average for comparable US models.
Wingamm USA, the exclusive North American distributor for Wingamm’s RVs, will participate in the 2026 Peace Love Vans Festival Colorado, held June 12–15 at Hummingbird Ranch near Rye, Colorado. The company will display the Oasi 540.1, its most compact motorhome, built on a RAM ProMaster chassis. Under 18 feet long, the model features a fiberglass monocoque shell, handcrafted Italian interiors, and a drop-down bed system. This is the first Wingamm model introduced to the U.S. market, and its showcase aligns with growing demand for compact motorhomes in the vanlife community.
Italian manufacturer Wingamm has introduced new compact caravan models, the Rookie 3.5 and Rookie Cross. They are built using a seamless monocoque construction from fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP), which prevents water ingress. The trailer is 4.99 meters long and weighs between 750 and 1000 kg. The Cross version features increased ground clearance and all-terrain tires.
Italian manufacturer Wingamm has launched the compact Rookie Cross travel trailer with a seamless fiberglass monocoque body. The model is 4.99 meters long, weighs 750-1000 kg, and features off-road suspension and tires. The base Rookie 3.5 version starts at 28,000 euros.
Journalists tested the $200,000 Wingamm Oasi 540.1 motorhome on a racetrack in Tampa. The Italian camper van, built on a Ram ProMaster chassis, demonstrated unexpectedly good handling for its class. The test took place ahead of the 2026 RV SuperShow.
Italian manufacturer Wingamm has introduced the new compact motorhome Oasi 610 GL, measuring 6.1 meters in length. The model features a monocoque fiberglass construction and offers up to three sleeping berths. The base price for the vehicle starts at 117,691 euros.
The Italian Wingamm Oasi 540.1 motorhome, launched in the US, is noted for its compact size and car-like handling. It measures under 5.5 meters in length, making it shorter than a Ford F-150 pickup. The model is built on a front-wheel-drive Ram ProMaster chassis with a one-piece fiberglass body.
Wingamm USA will introduce two new luxury Class B motorhome models, the Oasi 610 and Oasi 690, at the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa. The Italian-made models feature a fiberglass monocoque shell for insulation and durability, with the 20-foot Oasi 610 including a garage for a motorcycle and a dry bath. The larger Oasi 690 offers a dual sleeping area for four adults and a similarly large rear storage compartment.
Italian manufacturer Wingamm is expanding into the US market, but its 2026 Brownie model is not yet available there. The motorhome features a lightweight fiberglass monocoque body for improved insulation and a compact, ergonomic interior. Its planned technological upgrades include smart systems and autonomous power solutions.