Citroën Holidays is set to make its UK debut at the 2025 Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show, taking place from February 18-23 at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham.
As an entry into the converted campervan market, the Citroën Holidays model is built on the newly updated SpaceTourer and aims to offer a balance of comfort, practicality, and modern technology.
According to a report by Stellantis, the model will be available for attendees to explore ahead of its commercial launch later this year.
For outdoor hospitality businesses and rental operators, the introduction of the Citroën Holidays campervan represents a potential new option for fleet expansion.
As demand for compact and versatile travel solutions continues to grow, vehicles like the Holidays could provide a fresh opportunity for rental companies and campground operators looking to diversify their offerings.
The model’s practical features—such as four sleeping spaces, a compact kitchen, and ample storage—position it as a strong contender for both personal and commercial use.
Citroën has partnered with van conversion specialist Bravia Mobil to develop the Holidays, maintaining the brand’s focus on comfort and well-being.
The interior features a next-generation infotainment system with a 10-inch HD touchscreen and wireless smartphone mirroring, as well as a 10-inch digital instrument panel.
The campervan includes 17 driver assistance technologies, such as adaptive cruise control with Stop & Go, a rear camera with Top Rear Vision, and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection.
“It is great to have New Citroën Holidays making its public debut at one of the biggest events in the camping and caravan industry,” said Greg Taylor, managing director of Citroën UK.
“As this is the first opportunity for the UK public to see Holidays for themselves, we can’t wait to see their reaction to our new and exciting campervan ahead of the first UK deliveries later this year.”
For businesses in the outdoor hospitality and RV rental sectors, the vehicle’s specifications could present a viable investment.
The inclusion of a pop-up roof, a rear-mounted shower with a 25-liter tank, and removable kitchen components enhances flexibility for travelers seeking self-sufficiency.
Additionally, the BlueHDi 180 diesel engine, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission, is designed to provide efficiency for long-distance travel—an important consideration for rental operators and tour providers.
As more consumers turn to road travel and outdoor accommodations, industry professionals may find value in evaluating how compact campervans like the Citroën Holidays fit into the evolving market.
The Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show will provide an opportunity for businesses to assess demand and gather insights into consumer interest before the model’s UK release.