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Students from ISIA (Florence), as part of a collaboration with Trigano, developed concepts for the Mobilvetta Kea Kompakt series. The projects were presented in October 2025. Ideas include a slide-out kitchen (SlideOut), a foldable table (Kompaktable), a convertible bedroom (Poppa), and other solutions for compact motorhomes.
French leisure vehicle manufacturer Trigano reported a 6.2% increase in consolidated revenue for the first half of fiscal 2024/25. The leisure vehicles segment, which accounts for 95% of group sales, was the main growth driver. During the period, the company sold 49,000 motorhomes, 10,600 mobile homes, and 7,200 caravans.
Motorhome manufacturer Trigano posted financial results for the first half of fiscal 2025/2026. Revenue rose 6.2% to €1.78 billion, net profit increased 14.8% to €121.3 million. Growth was driven by sustained demand for motorhomes in Europe, with registrations up 6% year-on-year in March 2026. The company remains cautious due to inflation and high interest rates but expects further growth in the second half, supported by strong order books.
CI (Trigano group) has announced two new models: the family semi-integrated Horon 79 M with eight berths and the semi-integrated Horon 85 XT for five people. Both are based on the Ford Transit and feature a new design.
CI (Trigano group) updated the Horon series, introducing the semi-integral motorhome Horon 65 XT, 745 cm long, with five travel-approved seats and five berths. Based on a Ford Transit with a 130 hp engine (optionally 165 hp via the Horon pack), the model features a redesigned interior inspired by the Fit series, including a five-seat lounge, a galley, a separate bathroom, and an electric rear bed. Optional packs include Horon (performance and comfort) and Selekt (automatic transmission).
European motorhome manufacturer Trigano reported a 6% revenue increase in the first half of the 2026 fiscal year. The company expects to utilize its full production capacity for the rest of the season, despite supply chain issues from subcontractors that will delay delivery of 600 motorhomes until the third quarter.
Shares of Swedish motorhome and caravan importer Bergholm fell on its first day of trading. The company, founded in 1992, imports vehicles from Knaus Tabbert, Morelo, and Trigano. The stock price dropped about 5% from its initial price of 11 SEK, closing at 10.40 SEK.
Trigano's revenue for the first half of the 2025/2026 fiscal year reached 1.78 billion euros, a 6.2% increase year-on-year. Sales of motorhomes grew by 7.1% and caravans by 19.2% at constant scope and exchange rates. The increase was driven by higher production, although deliveries of around 600 motorhomes were delayed to Q3 due to a fire at a supplier.
Gianguido Cerullo has been elected as the new president of the Caravan and Motorhome Manufacturers Association (APC) in Italy. He serves as CEO of Trigano Spa, one of Europe's major manufacturers in this sector. His election coincides with rising demand for motorhomes and caravans in Italy, while the industry faces challenges including vehicle electrification and stricter environmental regulations.
The Caravan and Camper Manufacturers Association (APC) has unanimously elected Gianguido Cerullo as its new president. The engineer and former CEO of several Trigano group companies now leads the organization representing the Italian and European caravanning industry. Italy ranks third in Europe for motorhome production.
The Association of Caravan and Motorhome Producers (APC) has elected a new president. Gianguido Cerullo, former CEO of several Trigano companies, was unanimously chosen by the board. Italy ranks third in Europe for motorhome production. The new leadership aims to promote camper tourism culture and develop the national market.
Gianguido Cerullo, current CEO of Trigano, was unanimously elected as the new president of APC. Italy is the third-largest producer of motorhomes in Europe. The association aims to promote the culture of leisure travel and develop the market.
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Gianguido Cerullo, CEO of Trigano, has been unanimously elected as the new president of APC. Italy ranks third in Europe in motorhome production. The association aims to promote the culture of road travel.
Gianguido Cerullo has been unanimously elected as the new president of the Italian Caravan and Motorhome Manufacturers Association (APC). The former CEO of Trigano group companies takes the helm of an industry where Italy ranks third in European motorhome production. The association aims to promote outdoor tourism and develop the domestic market under his leadership.
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