Renault invites you to nomadic holidays with a new generation of camper vans.
This page is translated from the original post "Renault invite aux vacances nomades avec une nouvelle génération de Camping-Cars" in French.
- 09/07/2025 13:34
With a new range of camper vans based on the fourth-generation Master, Renault signs a true ode to escape.
Through eleven models, two vans, and nine camper vans, designed for all lifestyles, Renault restores the nobility of travel in complete freedom, without a fixed itinerary or accommodation constraints.
Conceived and mass-produced by the German specialist Erwin Hymer, this range will be presented in advance at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, from August 29 to September 7, 2025. It is the first time that a complete range relies exclusively on the new Renault Master with a multi-energy platform.
But beyond technology, it is a certain idea of travel that Renault and Ahorn Camp advocate. A lifestyle made of spontaneous discoveries, waking up facing the sea or at the foot of an alpine pass. The camper vans become mobile refuges with refined comfort, careful connectivity, and modern interiors, designed for both families and solo adventurers.
When will there be real rest areas
And yet, this promise of freedom sometimes clashes with a very French reality: a glaring deficit in suitable infrastructure. While Germany, Italy, and Nordic countries have been developing welcoming and well-equipped rest areas for years, France often remains confined to soulless parking lots or crowded service stations. A paradox, when one knows the attachment of the French to the camper van and their nomadic holidays.
Starting from €52,800 for the vans and €58,900 for the camper vans, this range offers an attractive quality-price ratio. One can only hope that public authorities will follow the momentum given by manufacturers by investing in more human, greener, and better-integrated infrastructures. Because the roads of freedom are just waiting to be traveled.
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