The Motorhome and Caravan Show 2025: what to expect at the NEC

The Motorhome and Caravan Show is rapidly approaching, with over 350 exhibitors set to be on hand when the doors open to the NEC. Running from 14-19 October, the 2025 NEC Show is set to allow visitors to see the latest releases from the biggest names in the industry.

Whether you’re looking for the best campervan to buy or the best motorhome and want to see the new season’s releases from some of the leading motorhome makers and converters, or are looking for some new accessories, the 2025 Motorhome and Caravan Show is the place to be.

In this preview of the show, we’re sharing our pick of the highlights you can expect to see at the Birmingham event, as well as answering common questions visitors can have when attending the Motorhome and Caravan Show. We also take a look at who will be taking to the stage in the Inspiration Theatre.

Plus, if you’re yet to buy your ticket, the good news is we have a Motorhome and Caravan Show discount code that you can use too.

Here’s our pick of what you really must see as you walk the halls.

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Planning a trip to the Motorhome and Caravan Show 2025

The motorhomes to see at the NEC Show
The campervans to see at the NEC Show
Awnings & accessories
The Inspiration Theatre
What you need to know when planning a trip to the Show

The motorhomes to see at the NEC Motorhome Show

Auto-Sleepers (8-25)

Head to the Auto-Sleepers stand to see the full low-profile range for 2026, with the Truma CombiNeo heater included, and much else to enjoy.

Adria (7-35/6-36)

The Adria stand will host special 60th anniversary models.

An Adria motorhome

Auto-Trail (8-30)

This year, Auto-Trail has completely revamped its Imala range to make it totally low-profile. See all four new models on the stand, along with a selection of compact Excel low-profiles, conventional width F-Line and Frontier models, and Expedition Coachbuilt overcabs.

The sink in the washroom of an Auto-Trail motorhome

Bailey (19-25)

There will be much new to see on the Bailey stand, but it was still under wraps as wrote this guide. Continuing motorhome models likely to be on display should include three Aloras, five Adamos and two Adamo XL models, while the manufacturer recently announced the return of its Autograph range too, which is set to be on show.

Benimar (8-25)

Benimar’s Tessoro range is getting something of an upgrade in 2026, with a new chrome blue metallic cab and a new shower wall. Across all three Benimar motorhome ranges, wood content has been reduced to increase payloads, while electronic drop-down beds have been upgraded and more LED lighting installed inside.

Buccaneer (20-20)

A brand that for years has been caravans only makes its first foray into motorhomes at this October’s show. The new Fiat-based Quantum F-4F and F-4S low-profiles should be worth a look.

A new Buccaneer motorhome

Bürstner (20-41)

The show should be your first opportunity to see the new Signature range of low-profiles from Bürstner, with innovations such as cab seats that come together to form a settee. The new line-up replaces all of Bürstner’s former low-profile ranges, although the special edition B66 range of low-profile motorhomes, which has been launched to celebrate the company’s 66th anniversary, is based on the old Lyseo range.

Carthago (9-60)

A manufacturer of luxury motorhomes, Carthago should have a good spread of the new-look chic c-line models, as well as chic s-plus and liner-for-two with its new exterior.

Inside a Carthago motorhome

Coachman (19-20)

Five different motorhomes will be on display on the Coachman stand, including the two Avventura models launched at the February show.

Dethleffs (20-50)

Check out the mighty XL Family I 7812, with all the features of a family-focused overcab but as an A-class, and the Globebus Performance 4×4, for those who fancy a bit more of an off-road adventure.

Elddis (20-20)

There’s been a lot of renaming going on at Elddis this year, with two new ranges – Whirlwind GT and Autoquest Apex – each with identical layouts, coming as new mid-market offerings. You can check it all out at the NEC.

Elnagh (8-25)

New 2026 Elnagh models now run on a Fiat Ducato rather than the Peugeot Boxer seen in its 2025 range, such as the Elnagh Baron 560. The four models come with a 9-inch Pioneer touchscreen multimedia system in the cab complete with a rear-view camera as well as a range of safety features, plus Truma Combi 6 heating.

Etrusco (20-36)

Etrusco is expanding its overcab offering for 2026. The A6.9 DB has a transverse bed in the rear but can sleep six altogether, while the A6.9 SB manages to include two single beds. Both also include washrooms with swinging partitions. These will both be on display, along with four new low-profile models.

Fleturette (9-80)

See the full range of Fleurette’s Fiat-based motorhomes on its stand.

Frankia (10-45)

New models on Frankia’s stand include the NEXT Cruiser 7.6L, a low-profile that can run on either a Fiat Ducato or a Mercedes Sprinter and includes a highly distinctive panoramic window in the rear bedroom.

The NEO low-profile range has been given a very funky update, and you can also check out the Together 680 or 740 Plus special editions, available either as an A-class or an overcab.

Hymer (20-35)

Hymer’s upgraded B-MC models – both low-profiles and A-class motorhomes – will be on display, along with the new ML-T Cross Trail vehicle that’s sure to excite off-road enthusiasts.

Knaus (17-32)

Knaus’s A-class L!VE range has a new look interior. There’s a new low-profile L!VE Wave mode – the 650 MEG, with fixed single beds in the rear and a drop-down bed over the front lounge – which should be on display.

Laika (20-38)

Your opportunity to inspect Laika’s new automotive-inspired Evocip Titanio range of low-profiles and A-classes.

Malibu (9-26)

Carthago’s sister brand should have a good spread of both low-profiles and A-classes on display.

A Malibu motorhome

McLouis Fusion (8-25)

McLouis Fusion brings a taste of Continental style from one of Italy’s longest standing motorhome manufacturers and mixes it with UK-friendly layouts.

Mobilvetta (8-25)

Star turn on the Mobilvetta section of Marquis Leisure’s stand must be the Kompakt 55, a compact low-profile designed by the Italian manufacturer specifically for the UK market.
Despite being just 6.39m long and 2.15m wide, it includes a garage with a 300kg payload.

Swift (6-39)

Taking pride of place among Swift motorhomes at this show should be the new Trekker coachbuilt range, based on the existing campervans. The three models are based, like the Voyager, on a Ford Transit, but with more rugged styling than their cousins.

The campervans to see at the NEC Campervan Show

There will also be a wide range of campervans to see, based on a selection of the best vans for a camper conversion.

Adria (7-30)

The only new campervan on display on the Adria stand will be the Supertwin 700SGX, the latest addition to the Slovenian company’s Mercedes Sprinter-based range.