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LMC is launching a number of new products on the market in its anniversary year. The leisure vehicle manufacturer LMC Caravan GmbH & Co. KG is delighted to present the new Tracer - a motorhome series that offers both comfort and flexibility when traveling. Designed for adventurers and families alike, the Tracer sets new standards in the motorhome segment and embodies modern travel options in a rapidly changing world.

LMC is expanding its successful MODO cooperation with Europe's largest trailer manufacturer Humbaur GmbH to include another strategic partner: IVECO. The innovative MODO modular furniture system is now offered in the IVECO Daily Switch. With this expanded partnership, users of the MODO system now have even more versatile options for optimally organizing their work and leisure time. The MODO system can be viewed at the CMT in the Humbaur trailer and in the Iveco Daily Switch in the self-assembly hall (January 23-26, 2025).

In a world that is becoming increasingly hectic and complex, many people are looking for simplicity, freedom and contact with nature. The e:dero range was developed precisely for these adventurers - for anyone who wants to enjoy the comfort of a caravan without sacrificing the minimalism of camping. The motto of the range is “Are you still camping or are you already living?” With three clever layouts - two for couples and one family layout for up to four people - the e:dero offers a flexible and affordable solution for camping enthusiasts.

LMC Caravan is celebrating its 70th anniversary under the motto “70 years of LMC - experts by tradition”. Since 1955, LMC has stood for innovation, quality and expertise in the leisure vehicle sector. This milestone is being celebrated with an exclusive fleet of special models that LMC is presenting to strengthen its market presence and promote sales success. The new caravans, motorhomes and camper vans with retro livery offer numerous features that combine comfort and driving pleasure.

The upcoming 2025 model year will also see exciting changes and new product launches at LMC. In addition to an extensive facelift in the entry-level Sassino caravan series, a new Ford-based tourer layout is also being added to the motorhome range. A completely new product has emerged from the cooperation between trailer manufacturer Humbaur and LMC, which has spurred on new ways of thinking at both manufacturers.

We are starting the new 2025 model year with a major design update in the caravan sector. The Sassino series - known for its entry-level models for young couples and families - has received a comprehensive facelift and now features a new front mask on the outside and a straight-lined design in the interior, which is broken up by striking, organic elements. The Sassino series thus joins the modern and sleek look of the LMC product range.

The Tourer motorhome series is getting another update: thanks to new Fiat chassis, updated equipment options and the expansion of the product range, traveling with the LMC Tourer will be even more comfortable and versatile. In model year 2025, the entry-level series from the leisure vehicle manufacturer offers a total of eleven layouts, six of which are lift versions with a practical drop-down bed. The focus in the series remains on lightweight construction.

Together with Europe's largest trailer manufacturer Humbaur GmbH, we present the MODO, an innovation outside the familiar product segments of caravans, motorhomes, camper vans and transport trailers. The MODO is the result of close cooperation between the two experts: a multifunctional leisure vehicle that is convincing in both professional and private everyday life. Thanks to its modular interior design, it offers maximum flexibility and versatility

On April 30th, 2024, as part of the annual EHG Lean Maturity Assessment, the first Lean Stars Awards were presented - an internal Group prize for outstanding lean management that was awarded for the first time. LMC with its factory in Sassenberg received the Lean Allstar Award for outstanding performance and continuous development of its lean activities. The aim is to make processes more efficient through a standardised production system and to avoid superfluous activities. This improves performance and customer satisfaction.

In the past few years, over-cab bed models have become a niche product. However, especially the hire market has shown an increasing interest in multi-berth layouts that can be driven with a B Category driving licence. LMC is exploiting the opportunity this offers; its lightweight construction expertise has made it possible to now present the new Tourer A 690 G.

LMC Caravan never stops. Once again, there's news from the recreational vehicle manufacturer based in Germany's Münsterland region with regard to the current model year 2024. LMC will be exhibiting the latest additions to its product portfolio at the CMT, and two exciting new facilities have opened at its production site.