Pössl Campster camper van

The Pössl Campster is a highly versatile urban camper van that serves as a bridge between an everyday vehicle and a recreational motorhome. Based on the Citroën Spacetourer chassis, the Campster is part of Pössl's 'Vanline' series. It gained popularity for its modular design, featuring a removable kitchen block and a pop-top roof, making it suitable for both daily commutes and weekend camping trips.

The brand's history is rooted in Germany, where Peter Pössl revolutionized the industry in the late 1980s by developing affordable, everyday-usable camper vans built on panel van chassis. Today, while the base vehicle is manufactured by the Stellantis group in France, the specialized interior conversion and final assembly are completed in Germany. The brand remains a dominant force in the European van conversion market through its partnership with the Pössl Group, which manages several camper-specific labels.