Concorde has introduced the Credo motorhome, positioned as a compact luxury class for long-term travel. The model is offered in several floorplans up to 8.4 meters in length with a gross vehicle weight of up to 7.49 tons and features a continuous double floor holding up to 270 liters of fresh water. The motorhome is designed for experienced drivers who value the comfort of large liners but prefer more manageable dimensions for European roads.

Concorde has introduced the Cruiser Daily motorhome line on an Iveco chassis, designed for active vanlife. The models are available in several layouts (LA, RLA, LRA), feature a separate alcove sleeping area, winter preparation with a heated double floor, and a security system with a radar-based emergency brake assist.

Alcove motorhomes offer structural advantages for winter use. Key factors include insulation up to 50 mm thick, the ability to isolate the cab from the living area, and an efficient heating system. The review includes models from Bimobil, Concorde, Dethleffs, and Dopfer with basic specifications and prices.