Ahorn Camp CV 560 (2026): the compact motorhome that maximizes space and challenges the premium segment

Smaller than expected, huge to enjoy: Ahorn Camp renews its 2026 range with smart solutions, advanced technology and highly competitive pricing.

Ahorn Camp unveils its 2026 offensive at the CMT Stuttgart with three new motorhomes that prove space efficiency is everything–much like in Formula 1 engineering. The star of the range is the CV 560, which completes the entry-level lineup, joined by the new T 640 and T 680, two semi-integrated models that raise the bar in comfort, safety and technology, featuring GSR2 preparation and the latest driver assistance systems.

CV 560: compact, agile and surprisingly versatile

Measuring 5.68 meters in length, the CV 560 positions itself as one of the most practical motorhomes in its class, directly rivaling models such as the LMC Innovan Pure and the Bürstner Papillon. Its key innovation lies at the rear, where the fixed transverse bed can be folded together with the slatted base, revealing a large cargo area for bicycles or sports equipment, while a removable protective cover keeps the space usable even when fully loaded.

Inside, the CV 560 delivers a welcoming atmosphere with ambient LED lighting, a flexible dinette that can be converted into a third sleeping area, and a well-equipped kitchen featuring a 70-liter refrigerator with freezer, a two-burner hob and soft-close drawers. The bathroom includes a cassette toilet, washbasin, window and ventilation. Based on the new Renault Master with 130 hp, with optional 150 hp or a nine-speed automatic transmission, the CV 560 starts at €52,800, although Multimedia, Winter or Comfort packages can easily push the price beyond €60,000.

In the semi-integrated segment, the Ahorn Camp T 640 marks a turning point as the brand’s first model manufactured in Italy, at the new San Casciano plant, following the strategic partnership with the Erwin Hymer Group. At 6.49 meters long, it stands out thanks to its electric drop-down bed measuring 200 x 140 cm and, above all, its spacious rear bathroom, offering excellent light and generous storage. Prices start at €59,500, with Renault engines up to 170 hp and Smart Home preparation as standard.

The new T 680 is the ideal choice for those seeking more space without sacrificing Ahorn Camp’s core philosophy. At nearly 7 meters in length, it features a large face-to-face dinette, a 200 x 150 cm drop-down bed and a generous rear garage suitable for e-bikes. The kitchen includes a 136-liter Thetford refrigerator, while Truma Combi heating comes standard. With prices starting at €61,500, both semi-integrated models offer extensive customization options, firmly establishing Ahorn Camp as one of the most competitive brands in the European motorhome market for 2026.