Giottiline launches new motorhomes and campervans for 2026

The GiottiCompact range sees the introduction of two new models: the CX60 and CX66, replacing the outgoing C60 and C66.

Both benefit from an increased height (up 8cm) and restyled bodywork, including a new front end with repositioned lights and a two-point entry door with a hidden handle.

The rear now features a high-definition camera. Inside, there’s a redesigned kitchen complete with a 140-litre slim compressor fridge and the option of an oven for the UK market.

The rooflight has been modified to accommodate a new optional electric drop-down bed above the lounge. The CX66 (6.6m) has fixed twin beds at the rear that can be made into a double, also with an optional drop-down bed for extra sleeping capacity.

Other upgrades include new LED lighting (which is said to be 80% brighter), improved mattresses and three upholstery choices – Dante, Raffaello and Michelangelo.

Giottiline’s best-selling Siena motorhome range is growing for 2026 with two new models: the 485 coachbuilt and the 396 low-profile.

The Siena 396 (7.4m) is aimed at families, featuring bunk beds at the rear, a large electric drop-down bed above the lounge and a dinette berth, making five sleeping spaces in total.

There’s also a generous kitchen with a 156-litre fridge, a separate shower room and an adaptable rear bunk area that doubles as a second lounge with seating for four to five people.

The bottom bunk can be used as another dining seat around the table. The living area can be separated from the sleeping area by the washroom door.

There’s also a large wardrobe, 162cm tall by 37cm wide. At the front, the L-shaped dinette can accommodate up to seven people around the foldable table.

Meanwhile, the Siena 485 (6.99m) coachbuilt has an overcab double bed, twin rear beds that convert to a double, and a spacious garage.

The ever-popular GiottiVan 54T compact campervan has undergone an upgrade for 2026. Perfect for two, it drives like a car and is perfect for short trips, weekends away or adventurous itineraries – as well as day-to-day driving.

Measuring 5.41 metres long, it offers a rear transverse bed, functional kitchen with a twin-burner stove and extending worktop, a spacious dinette area and a compact washroom.

For 2026, the washroom has been revamped, with the wood being replaced with waterproof highpressure laminate wall finishes. The new washroom has more storage, a fold-up washbasin and a simplified, curtain-free design.

The Toscan 69GC is a 6.99-metre long, low-profile motorhome that provides comfortable living and excellent storage space. The twin rear beds each measure 191cm by 78cm and there is the option to add a drop-down bed at the front. 

Below the rear beds is a garage compartment which Giottiline says has a 300kg load capacity and there are six overhead lockers in the sleeping area. It has a separate shower room and the living area is bright, with an overcab skylight.

The modern kitchen has LED lighting fitted around the edge, a two-piece sink cover and a small hidden compartment in the sink. There is good storage under the cooker, with a slide-out basket for jars, tins and packets.

The GiottiVan 60T is a 6m-long campervan with a transverse rear double bed. It has a separate shower room and toilet and features the patented Modul’Space wardrobe system, first seen in Rapido motorhomes.

Good storage space is available below the rear bed and there is a wardrobe for longer objects. For colder days on the road, there is a Truma Combi C 4000 diesel heating system.

The kitchen has a two-burner hob, a stainless-steel sink, worktop extension and a 135-litre compressor fridge. There are three good-sized storage drawers below the sink – with the option of adding an oven and grill.