Motorhome manufacturer Frankia is discontinuing two model lines — F-Line and Titan — with a special Final Edition series based on the Fiat Ducato chassis. The series includes three models ranging from 6.4 to 7.9 meters in length, featuring enhanced standard equipment such as lithium batteries, solar panels, and an Alde heating system. Prices start at 139,990 euros, which the manufacturer claims is 7,000–14,000 euros cheaper than ordering the options separately.

Frankia has updated the Neo MT semi-integrated motorhome based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for the 2026 model year. The 7-meter-long, 2.2-meter-wide model is now available in three distinct style packages: Sun, Ocean, and Peach. The motorhome retains two gross vehicle weight versions—3.5 and 4.5 tons—and features a refreshed exterior with a focus on comfort during the off-season.

German motorhome manufacturer Frankia reports full order books and is increasing production despite the general economic downturn. The company, based in Upper Franconia, remains optimistic and plans further growth.

Over 20,500 readers of Promobil and Caravanning magazines voted for the most popular motorhome and caravan models. The results were announced at the CMT trade show in Germany, with survey participation up 12% from the previous year. Winners were selected across 17 categories, from compact campers to luxury liners, with newcomer Frankia Noctra securing third place in its category just months after launch.

Promobil magazine and motorhome manufacturer FRANKIA are running a competition. The main prize is a two-week vacation in one of three motorhome models (NOW, NEO, or NOCTRA) with 2000 euros for travel expenses. Entries are accepted until January 25, 2026.

At the Caravan Motor Touristik (CMT) exhibition, Mercedes-Benz introduced two camper van versions based on the V-Class: the fully-equipped Marco Polo for long trips and the simplified Marco Polo HORIZON for weekend getaways. Both models are under two meters tall and combine design with smart technology. The show also featured Sprinter-based campers from partner manufacturers, including the Carthago c-line, Frankia Platin Final Edition, and Kabe Novum 750 TRAQ.