Upgrade your car to 2026

While giant luxury cars are impressive, we strongly believe that the freedom of the future lies in agility and versatility. Instead of heavy equipment, we need a solution that lives with us in everyday life. A car where hobbies, work and home can seamlessly flow together.

Treasure Hunt in the Pre-Loved Area 

When the brightest spotlights in the exhibition hall point to brand new, shiny and expensive RV giants, we turn our gaze elsewhere. For us, the most interesting section of the exhibition this year can be found in the Pre-Loved area, where used RVs are presented.

Why? Because we are not looking for a ready-made package. We are looking for potential.

For many visitors, a used van is just a means of transportation with miles behind it. For us, it is a perfect blank waiting for a new life.

More sensible freedom

From an economic and tax perspective, purchasing a used van is often the smartest bet. As we have previously written, the taxation of motorhomes is changing and fixed installations tie your car to only one purpose.

When you find a good condition, low-mileage van at a fair (or inspired by one), you're doing an eco-friendly deed and saving your wallet. When you equip it with Life4Van's removable modules, you get the best of both worlds: 

• Your car will remain registered as a van. 

• You get the comforts of a thoroughbred camper van. 

• You maintain the resale value of the car, because you do not make permanent holes or modifications to it.

Four tips to get you started: 

In 2026, travel will no longer be about getting from place A to place B, but rather a lifestyle that includes work and hobbies in addition to travel. To help you get the most out of your next trip, we've put together a list to help you prepare your car and yourself for your next adventure.

1. To keep your hobbies with you, look for solutions that don't take up your living space. Among other things, the fair selection may include cars with smart garage features or accessories that help you carry your electric bike with you, always charged. Make room for hobbies, such as cycling routes, on your route.

2. Since remote working is part of the urban lifestyle, it's time to update your workstation. To always be connected to the grid, power banks need to be recharged from time to time. Or you can consider adding a solar panel to the roof of your car so you can enjoy working by the lake or in a field of flowers.

3. Food is the heart of travel. Have you always dreamed of cooking outdoors at sunset or trying local specialties? Make food tourism part of your travel plan and experience new food cultures as part of your adventure. It's worth checking out hit restaurants on your next trip, or if homemade food appeals more to you, try cooking something new with local ingredients.

4. So that you can also rest and calm down in the midst of everyday life, also book days for your trip without a plan and destination. Let your interest also awaken to hidden places where the best moments can arise. The luxury of everyday life is to let the mood and the road take you.