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R eport Stuttgart - CMT 2023
Slovenian brand, Robeta, has decided to expand its range of camper vans by moving further towards the luxury segment. The new model is called Adonis, and is built on 593 cm Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a 190 horsepower engine. The layout follows the classic model of rear transverse bed, services in the centre and semi-dinette at the front, but some stylistic choices and precious materials for the interior raise its calibre. What stands out at first sight, in addition to the overall elegance of the interior design, is the kitchen module with a worktop made of Kerrock, known for its durability and minimal environmental impact. A good portion of it is designed to slide to reveal the sink underneath. Another clever element of the design is the double door that closes off the toilet compartment. Made of frosted glass, it gives a much more “homely” look to this area. The left door can also be used to separate the bedroom from the living area. In terms of systems, the Robeta Adonis stands out for the presence of a nautical toilet with macerator, electrically controlled valves for the discharge of black and grey water and a system with lithium battery and photovoltaic modules. The mechanics are offered as full options, already including the Mercedes-Benz MBUX multimedia system equipped with navigator and all the driver assistance systems (ADAS).






Weinsberg
This Knaus Tabbert group company brand presented three new semi-integrated Ford Transit-based models at the CMT. All are offered with the two-litre 130 horsepower engine and manual gearbox, but the 155 horsepower version is available with automatic gearbox on request. The CaraLoft 650 MF remains under seven metres in length and has a longitudinal French bed layout, located on the right-hand side to give a great feeling of airiness. For a crew of four it is possible to use the front semi-dinette to create a second double bed. On the CaraSuites, in addition to the rear single beds, there is a double bed available which descends into the living area which can be accessed via a ladder normally stowed on the bathroom door. The 650 MEG maintains the 699 centimetre length of the CaraLoft, while the CaraSuite 700 MEG offers large spaces extending up to 742 centimetres.
Disability and caravans: here are the solutions

The topic of disability is taken very seriously in Germany. The Brecht Caravan dealer adapts Hobby products on request. The project, named Brecht Rolli, includes the enlargement of the entrance door by up to 80 centimetres, the installation of a system to lift a wheelchair and the revision of the internal spaces to be able to move around easily. The bathroom thus becomes accessible, separated only by a curtain, and the dinette narrows to let the wheelchair pass, and then widens when more space is needed at the table. Each adaptation is designed and implemented according to individual needs. The solution proposed by The Cuber is easier to adapt, given the peculiar shape of its trailers, which boast a completely opening rear wall. An electric platform is provided for the ascent of the wheelchair onto the caravan, while the interior of the vehicle is completely customisable.





Wingamm
While waiting to start its operations in the United States, the Italian company specializing in monocoque vehicles presented a redesigned version of its best-selling Oasi 540, which has become the 540.1. On an aesthetic level, you have to look through the details to understand that the entire mold has been redone. This can be perceived, for example, by the new recesses in line with the side lockers, which make it easier to open the door, or by observing the new proportions of the electric step for accessing the living area, which have been revised to make everything more ergonomic. What hasn’t changed is the over- all elegance of a timeless model which has been constantly improved over the years. Externally, optional decorations are now available, which personalize the aesthetics, as shown with the Fashion Edition exhibited in Stuttgart. Inside, however, the layout has not changed. Focused on an open space obtained thanks to the patented manual drop-down bed, the Oasi 540.1 remains a champion of habitability, with a spacious kitchen that occupies the right-hand side, an L-shaped seating group with a side sofa and a large corner bathroom.