Italian manufacturer Mobilvetta has updated its premium K-Yacht Tekno Line motorhome series for 2026. The range includes three models based on the Fiat Ducato, such as the 7.5-meter-long K-Yacht Tekno Line 86. The motorhomes feature an AL-KO lowered chassis, various sleeping area layouts, and increased payload capacity.

The 2026 market features new compact camper vans based on production cars, drivable with a standard car license. Key models include Dacia with the Pack Sleep kit, Volkswagen Caddy California, Ford Transit Custom Nugget, and Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo. Prices and equipment range from basic solutions to versions with integrated kitchens and pop-up roofs.

Italian manufacturer Etrusco has introduced the compact T 5900 FB motorhome, measuring under six meters in length. The model features a French bed at the rear and a closed shower room, creating an open living area. The base price starts at 62,999 euros.

The Weinsberg CaraLife 630 LQ motorhome has been introduced with an unconventional layout. Key features include a retractable fabric shower cubicle, a chemical toilet concealed in a seat, transformable furniture, and up to five sleeping berths. The base model on a 6.36-meter Fiat Ducato chassis starts at around 62,000 euros.

German manufacturer Bürstner has announced the new Papillon motorhome, positioned as a budget-friendly option. The model is based on a Fiat Ducato chassis and offers a compact layout with basic travel amenities.

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.

Italian company Pichler Nutzfahrzeuge has introduced the Epicore, a specialized 4x4 camper van for off-grid expeditions. The 6.4-meter-long vehicle is built on a modified Fiat Ducato chassis and features a rear liftgate with a 750 kg load capacity. The starting price is around 390,000 euros.