At Caravan Salon Düsseldorf 2026 (Hall 11 – Stand C65), Italian manufacturer Wingamm will present a new generation of compact premium motorhomes.
This is not simply the launch of new models, the company said. It is the latest chapter in a vision that has guided Wingamm since 1977: Creating recreational vehicles where Italian craftsmanship, technological innovation and timeless design come together to redefine the way people travel.
For nearly 50 years, Wingamm has remained faithful to a single engineering philosophy. Every motorhome is built around its proprietary one-piece fiberglass monocoque, a construction system that delivers exceptional structural rigidity, superior thermal and acoustic insulation, outstanding durability and long-term reliability. More than a manufacturing technique, the monocoque is the foundation of the Wingamm experience and the reason the company continues to occupy a unique position within the global premium RV market.
The innovations introduced for the 2027 season are the result of a simple but ambitious challenge: How can we improve life on board without making vehicles larger?
Among the highlights of the new collection are the completely redesigned “Family Feeling” bathrooms, inspired by the flagship Oasi 690 G. Cleaner architectural lines, improved ergonomics and a more residential atmosphere transform one of the most important living areas into a space that feels remarkably larger, brighter and more comfortable.
Wingamm also introduced a completely redesigned garage for the Oasi 610 GL/ST, featuring a larger loading opening, improved accessibility and a more intelligent internal layout designed to accommodate sports equipment and travel accessories with unprecedented practicality.
Storage has been reimagined throughout the vehicle. New solutions include an integrated rear drawer, discreetly incorporated into the rear bumper and an innovative electrically assisted horizontal wardrobe positioned beneath the bunk beds, accessible from both inside the living area and through the external garage.
Completing the new collection is the Berber interior concept, where real wood furniture meets exclusive Rubelli fabrics inspired by traditional Berber textiles. The result is an interior that combines contemporary elegance with authentic Italian craftsmanship, reinforcing the idea that a motorhome should offer the same emotional quality as a carefully designed home.
The Düsseldorf presentation also marks an important milestone in Wingamm’s broader transformation.
The company is implementing its 2026–2030 strategic plan, aimed at strengthening its international presence, expanding its premium positioning, investing in innovation and quality, and doubling production capacity over the coming years while preserving the independence, craftsmanship and engineering culture that have defined the company since its foundation.
“Innovation is not about adding more. It is about removing compromises. At Wingamm, we create better spaces. Every innovation begins with one question: how can we improve the experience of travelling? Our mission remains the same as it was in 1977: combining engineering, Italian design and craftsmanship to build motorhomes that people will still be proud to own many years from now,” said Lorena Turri, CEO of Wingamm.
