Campervan market in Poland - registration results Q3 2026

The Polish Automotive Industry Association and the Polish Caravanning Group present a report on the registration of new and used campers and caravans in the first three quarters of 2025, prepared on the basis of data from the Central Vehicle Register.

In the first nine months of 2025, we saw an increase in the number of first registrations of campervans in Poland. Among new campervans, the increase was 3.1% year-on-year, with 1,737 units registered (+52 units).

The category of new caravans saw a slight year-on-year decline of 0.4%. 788 units were registered in the first three quarters (-3 units).

Between January and September 2025, 2,875 used campervans were registered for the first time in Poland. This represents a 24.7% increase (+570 units).

A similar trend as in the case of new trailers is also visible on the used market, where a decrease in registrations of imported used caravans was recorded by 5.5% y/y to the level of 6,592 units (- 386 pcs).

In terms of countries of origin for imported campervans, Germany (1,500) and France (360) remain the leaders. The Netherlands (244) ranked third and fourth.

In the countries of origin of imported used caravans, the first three places were occupied by Denmark (1,399 units), followed by the Netherlands (1,236 units) and Germany.
(1,226 pcs.).

Jakub Faryś, president of the Polish Automotive Industry Association, says: “The results for the first nine months of 2025 are encouraging, as the increase in registrations of new camping vehicles was over 3%, which – considering previous data – can be considered a growing trend.

It is also not surprising that there has been a significant increase in the registration of used camping vehicles, almost 25%
because usually such a vehicle – even if it is several years old – has relatively low mileage, is in good technical condition and is definitely cheaper than a new one.

New caravan registrations remain at last year's level, while used caravan registrations saw a slight 5.5% decline. This may indicate that customers are choosing motorhomes over caravans, which are somewhat more challenging to drive.

Given the tightening of emission requirements, also with regard to the chassis of commercial vehicles, which are the basis for the construction of campers, it will be interesting to see how this market behaves in the coming years in light of the ongoing discussion at the European level about delaying the 2035 emission target, when in practice all vehicles will have to be zero-emission.
These targets will likely be postponed, and the market for new motorhomes should be stable in the coming years.”

Sebastian Klauz, vice president of SPGC, says: "After three quarters, the results are improving significantly. We are moving from negative quotations in the camper registration segment to positive results. This fuels optimism. The Caravans Salon Poland trade fair is behind us, bringing high sales results for many brands. It is worth emphasizing that CSP is becoming a major industry event not only
in Poland, but also in Europe. This is not only our opinion, but also that of the representatives of the factories present
in Poznań. Congratulations to the Grupa MTP team! Returning to the results, I would like to draw your attention
Rimor's third place in the rankings is the highest position this manufacturer has ever achieved. The introduction of the new, economical EKOS line was certainly a good move by the Polish representatives of this brand.

Let's also note the luxury brand Carthago, which maintains its 7th position after the first six months of the year. This has never happened before in the history of Polish caravanning. These expensive and luxurious vehicles continue to sell very well. In the caravan segment, as well as
In the case of campervans, the situation is improving. The downward trends are diminishing, and perhaps by the end of the year we'll see a positive result. It's worth noting that the European market is similar.

After the third quarter, we see a further increase in Hobby trailer registrations. This position will no longer be threatened. Congratulations to Grenov and the distributors on this result. In my previous comment, I noted the significant decline in Niewiadów trailer registrations in the first half of the year. Immediately after my comment, I received information from the factory that the brand is in good sales shape.
The presented result only concerned the Polish market and did not reflect the strong global sales results. Considering the results after three quarters, the situation in the domestic market is improving significantly. We're keeping our fingers crossed for our domestic manufacturer. We hope that the introduction of the new N-Cross will make things easier. However, the Adria brand recorded the largest increase in registrations in the trailer segment (+47.5%), and we congratulate them, once again, on their good results. The first registrations of used vehicles in the country are also an important element of the market. These are the fastest-growing segment in the industry. Companies specializing in the sale of used campers and trailers with warranties are emerging. Such vehicles are an increasingly popular alternative to buying a new camper.

To sum up, the very good mood after the fair and the optimism give hope for even better results at the end of the year, which is what I wish for you and myself.”

About PZPM:

The Polish Automotive Industry Association (PZPM) is the largest Polish employer organization in the automotive industry, currently bringing together 57 companies: manufacturers and representatives of manufacturers of motor vehicles, motorcycles, scooters, and bodywork in Poland. PZPM is a member of the European Vehicle Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), the Association of European Motorcycle Manufacturers (ACEM), and the European Association of Bodywork and Trailer Manufacturers.
and Trailers - CLCCR. Represents the interests of member companies in contacts with administrative bodies
in Poland and Europe, the media, trade unions, other industry organizations and society as a whole.

MEDIA CONTACT:

• Jakub Faryś, e-mail: [email protected] , phone: (22) 322 71 98 or 602 475 701
• Anna Materzok, e-mail: [email protected] , tel.: (22) 322 71 98 or 608 666 124