Volkswagen will be unveiling the concept for its brand new generation of California campervan at the Caravan Salon show in Dusseldorf later this month.
German motorhome brand Malibu, part of the Carthago Group, has big plans to build on its 40 years of experience in the market to deliver innovative, high-quality, and highly technical leisure vehicles of the future.
Germany leisure vehicle expert has revealed details of its exciting new Venture S off-roader campervan, which was first shown as a concept car at Caravan Salon 2019.
Mercedes-Benz Vans is promising something for everyone when it showcases its latest vehicles at the upcoming Caravan Salon show in Dusseldorf in August and September.
Front Runner has released a new van rack system that is the first major collaboration between the company and its new parent firm Dometic – combining the two brands’ strengths.
German leisure vehicle giant Hymer has launched a special edition campervan, the Hymer Free S Blue Evolution, which is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for the first time.
With a background in producing high-quality products for buses and coaches, Italian firm Scalabros is now showing what it can do for the RV market with roller blinds, sun visors and more. Could this customer-focused firm become your next supplier?
Automotive giant Mercedes-Benz has surpassed the impressive milestone of 25,000 eVans produced, making it one of the leader providers of electric van solutions.
The VW California campervan has bucked the trend of a slight decline in annual vehicles shipped by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, proving the power of the camping market.
Already a favourite choice for base vehicles in the motorhome and campervan industry, automotive giant Mercedes-Benz has revealed plans to help this market fully embrace the electric vehicle revolution.
Mercedes-Benz vans is laying the foundation for further growth in the micro-camper sector with the success of its new Citan van, which is rapidly becoming popular with campervan converters across Europe.
Luxury German campervan brand Alphavan is hoping to take its leisure vehicles onto the next level through a partnership with auto technology brand Cerence.
A Japanese auto importer in Australia has launched a range of affordable campervans to attempt to bring the hobby within reach of those with smaller budgets.
