2026 Travel Adventures: LMC Unveils Fresh Offerings for Wanderlust Seekers
Customers' Voices Heard: LMC Adjusts Accordingly
Gear up, travel enthusiasts! LMC (Lord Münsterland Caravan) is expanding its horizons with two new series designed to cater to your nomadic dreams. Prepare to be dazzled by the dashing Tracer models, your new stepping stones into the LMC partial integration world, and the flagship of the traveling trailer range, the dramatically upgraded Cruiser 2.0.
Cruiser 2.0: A Modern Marvel
LMC's revamped top series, Cruiser 2.0, has undergone a significant transformation, thanks to a powerhouse collaboration with LMC’s enthusiastic community. The newly upgraded models boast larger living quarters and an array of practical ideas lovingly designed for the kitchen, bathroom, and living space.
The price hike for the flagship model, Cruiser 740 EL, might sting a bit - by €4,900 to a grand total of €87,700. But with a swanky new six-meter van to glide into the entry-level series Tracer, it's a change worth embracing.
Tracer: A Perfect Beginning
Stepping into the world of partial integration has never been more affordable than with LMC's new entry-level series, Tracer. The 2.21-meter-wide Tracer V600 now enters the Münsterland portfolio as the most pocket-friendly option at €60,700.
Exteriors Shouting Sophistication
While the Cruiser 2.0's interior transformations might be subtle, the changes to its exterior are certainly eye-catching. LMC has taken inspiration from the automotive world, with a stylish new paint job in matte gray and sleek linear designs that add a touch of class to the vehicle's overall appearance.
Interiors Filled with Inspiration
Step inside the revamped Cruiser 2.0, and you'll find a world of convenience and luxury that'll make you feel like royalty on the road. From a thoughtfully designed kitchen with integrated appliances to an expanded workstation and delightful details such as illuminated drawers, no stone has been left unturned in creating a comfortable and functional living space.
A Haven for Man's Best Friend
Traveling with your furry friend has never been easier, thanks to the Cruiser 2.0's Passage to the Rear Garage - a thoughtful feature that leaves paw prints of happiness all over.
The Tracer Series: A Compact Adventure
The Tracer series features two van models, the V600 and V670, for both the Citroën Jumper and Fiat Ducato base vehicles. These compact six-meter trailers promise a homely atmosphere for your adventures, with a built-in kitchen, sleeping quarters, and a rear garage all battling for your affection.
Say goodbye to boring camping trips, and hello to comfort and style with LMC's new offerings.
- Motorhomes
- Caravans
- Tourism Industry
Additional Insights:
- The LMC Tourer 630 T features a centrally-mounted kitchen unit with a 3-burner gas stove, sink, tap, and a pharmacy cabinet.
- The LMC Tourer 720 G, a demo model, has a height of 2.69m, a max permissible weight of 3500 kg, a load capacity of 750 kg, and a curb weight of 2750 kg.
- LMC 595 VIP Black Edition Caravan, a new model, includes luxurious features like an island bed, boosting its appeal to high-end travelers.
- Pricing and specific details for these models depend on dealer inquiry.
- Despite being known for motorhomes and caravans, the Commission has also proposed a directive on the protection of workers from risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation, demonstrating the broad scope of its concerns in the tourism industry.
- For those seeking a more grounded lifestyle, the Tracer series offers an affordable entry point into LMC's partial integration world, with its compact size and built-in kitchen making it ideal for self-sufficient travel and adventure.
