Hobby and Tabbert have introduced new wide caravans aimed at couples. The Prestige 560 FC and Pantiga 550 TDL models are 2.5 meters wide and approximately 8 meters long, featuring spacious G-shaped lounge areas. Prices start at €35,790 for the Tabbert and €36,590 for the Hobby.

German manufacturer Knaus Tabbert has introduced the compact camper van Weinsberg CaraTour 600 ME, based on a Fiat Ducato. Testing revealed both strengths, such as a well-thought-out layout and good road stability, and weaknesses, including a cramped dinette, noise from electronics, and the lack of a rearview camera as standard. The test vehicle was priced at 72,348 euros.

German motorhome and caravan manufacturer Knaus Tabbert AG has accepted a fine of 6.42 million euros. The penalty was imposed by the Stuttgart public prosecutor's office following an investigation into incorrect information regarding the total weight of motorhomes, specifically vehicles that were supposed to be under the 3,500 kg limit. The company has set aside funds to cover the fine, which is scheduled for payment in the first quarter of 2026.

Caravan and motorhome manufacturer Knaus Tabbert will pay a €6.4 million fine imposed by the Stuttgart public prosecutor's office. The company accepted the penalty following an investigation into incorrect weight declarations for vehicles in the up to 3.5-ton category, which can be driven with a standard car license. The fine relates to vehicles being certified as lighter than their actual weight.

German manufacturer Tabbert has introduced the Pantiga Finest Edition, a new premium caravan series. The lineup ranges from 7.48 to 8.80 meters in length, offering two to six sleeping berths. Key features include a comfort sleep system with a WaterGel mattress, multiple floorplans, and enhanced safety with an AL-KO chassis and ATC anti-sway system.

The German motorhome manufacturer Knaus Tabbert AG has accepted a fine exceeding six million euros from the Stuttgart public prosecutor's office. The penalty was imposed because the company had understated the weight of its motorhomes, a practice linked to the popular 3.5-tonne limit for standard driver's licenses. The company has made financial provisions for the fine, stating the payment will not significantly impact its annual results.