The 2022 Caravan Salon Düsseldorf witnessed a record breaker with over 650 exhibitors. One company at this year’s event was Erwin Hymer Group, which showcased its various caravan brands to visitors from around the world.
The Group was more than happy to be one of the event’s exhibitors to accommodate almost 186,000 visitors, highlighting the different models from its brands.
“It was a great experience to come together with business partners, industry experts, and camping enthusiasts from all over the world to talk about the present and future of caravanning,” said the company in a LinkedIn post.
“Even the ongoing supply bottlenecks and general economic situation didn’t stop visitors from turning up in large numbers.”
The group’s premium Hymer brand kicked off the trade show, revealing their all-new, groundbreaking Venture S off-roader. The series version of the pioneering Vision Venture concept car was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the Caravan Salon 2022.
Bürstner GmbH & Co. KG, one of its feel-at-home brands, highlighted its Delfin “living van” limited edition based on the Renault master, a model popular among many camping enthusiasts, according to the post.
The group’s “friend of the family” brand, Dethleffs GmbH & Co. KG, presented its Just 90 motorhome and Ford-based Just Go T, which will come in six different layouts. The brand will launch these models in 2023.
Laika Caravan Spa, the group’s Italian brand, showcased its Kreos 5009L, a low-profile model with a “chef’s kitchen” that includes two sinks and a dishwasher, if desired. The model’s major highlight is its rear garage in the form of a dedicated “wine cellar.”
LMC Caravan GmbH & Co. KG, considered to be the group’s down-to-earth brand, showed its new Tandero Japandi. The new design variant merges cornered and round interior elements for a comfortable environment.
Niesmann+Bischoff GMBH showed its new version of the Flair flagship liner with a spectacular design, revised materials, and a new architectural design, which the group considers as proof that its luxury segment is reaching new heights, according to the LinkedIn post.
Another brand is the group’s caravan experts, Eriba, which stayed busy over the past few months creating new floor plans for its Touring, Nova Light, and Feeling models. Particularly, the Touring models have been granted a complete facelift for both the interior and exterior to round off the cult caravan’s iconic retro look.
The Erwin Hymer Group encourages everyone to stay tuned on the brands’ websites in the coming weekends to learn more about the details of the innovations for the model year 2023.
Checking out the latest caravan trends at events like Caravan Salon Düsseldorf can really get those adventure ideas flowing! Brands like Hymer, Bürstner, Dethleffs, Laika, LMC, and Niesmann+Bischoff are pushing boundaries, offering endless possibilities to elevate your caravan experience.