Roaming in Style: LMC Debuts Expanded Motorhome Lineup for 2026
LMC, the campervan producer, has taken customer feedback into account.
Get ready to hit the road in style, as motorhome heavyweight LMC unveils two new model series — the entry-level Tracer and the top-tier Cruiser 2.0 — to its already impressive lineup!
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LMC, Germany's renowned motorhome manufacturer, has announced its 2026 lineup with a bang! Listening keenly to customer feedback, they've expanded their reduced product portfolio with the budget-friendly Tracer range and the luxury Cruiser 2.0 series at the top end.
With a focus on continuous improvement, LMC's team of committed developers collaborated with end-users from their community to design the Cruiser 2.0, resulting in significant changes to the interior, with improvements to living comfort, functionality, and practicality.
Tracer: Affordable Adventures Await
For those eager to take off on a budget, the Tracer V600 is here to make your dreams a reality! Clocking in at 6-meters long and maintaining a width of 2.22-meters, this nifty motorhome is the most inexpensive semi-integrated model in LMC's catalog, priced at approximately 60,700 Euros[1]. Oozing practicality, it fits snugly on narrow roads with ease[1].
Cruiser 2.0: Embark on an Extravagant Journey
Discerning travelers, prepare to indulge! The Cruiser 2.0, LMC's epitome of luxury, is back and bigger than ever, boasting larger and more lavish models designed using customer feedback from workshops that united end-users and developers[1]. The Cruiser 740 EL marks the starting point for this series, carrying a base price of about 87,700 Euros, an increase of approximately 5,000 Euros compared to previous versions[1].
External Evolution: Revolution by Connectivity
Though the main improvements made to the Cruiser 2.0 focus on interior design, the exterior has also been given a boost! Say hello to unprecedented connectivity with a dynamic LED light strip spanning the vehicle's width above the windshield, emphasizing its sleek silhouette[1].
Unveiling Hidden Gems: The Interior Difference Makers
From compact coffeemakers to glow-in-the-dark doggy storage, every square inch in the Cruiser 2.0 has been reimagined to make your journey hassle-free and enjoyable. From thoughtfully arranged kitchen appliances to a work area that can be expanded to accommodate all the culinary goodness your traveling heart desires[1], LMC spared no detail in creating an exceptional motorhome cabin.
Cruiser 2.0: Built for Two, Fits Five
Designed with a cosy, intimate vibe for two travelers, the Cruiser 2.0's cockpit is fitted with standard seatbelts for only two individuals. However, the L-shaped seating group, which can host an additional three people, offers ample room for a friendly get-together[1].
Perfect Partnership: Fiat Ducato and Cruiser 2.0
Under the hood of the Cruiser 2.0, you'll find the robust Fiat Ducato, boasting a 2.2-liter diesel engine delivering 103 kW/140 PS as standard[2]. Additional engine power options and an 8-speed automatic transmission might be available for an extra cost, mimicking the offerings in the preceding model[2].
Completing the Tracer Series: V600 and V670
Joining the already announced Tracer series at the Caravan Salon are the van models V600 and V670, further strengthening the lineup[1]. These vehicles represent a gap between camper vans and standard 2.32-meter width TI models, demonstrating LMC's commitment to catering to a wide range of customer preferences[1].
With a range of exciting features and improved interior design, the Tracer V600 and Cruiser 2.0 are all set to level up your Motorhome game!
[1] - Enrichment Source: LMC Press Release, Company Website[2] - Enrichment Source: Autobild.de, Motorhome Magazine (German), Unconfirmed Sources.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the world of Motorhomes!
Revised on 2023-07-17
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- Gadget enthusiasts and tech connoisseurs might appreciate the dynamic LED light strip, a new feature added to the Cruiser 2.0, enhancing its sleek silhouette.
- The expanded Tracer series, including the V600 model, now boasts a more affordable line of semi-integrated motorhomes, allowing a wider range of customers in the finance sector to afford a motorhome adventure.
