2026's LMC Unveils: Tracer and Cruiser 2.0, a New Era for Motorhome Enthusiasts
LMC has taken heed of their clients' feedback.
Hear ye, hear ye! LMC, the badass RV manufacturer, has expanded its recently slimmed-down product line with two brand-new series – the Tracer and the mighty Cruiser 2.0.
First off, the Cruiser 2.0 – a significant upgrade to LMC’s top-tier motorhome range. Developed through collaboration between end LMC community members and the in-house dev team, these babies boast improved interior living comfort and functional design elements. But don't let that fool you; the exterior is where the real action’s at.
Yes, you heard it right! The exterior’s been given a serious makeover. Say goodbye to that boring white, because the Cruiser 2.0 now comes in a sleek, stylish light gray. And forget boring old lights, because the front section features an LED strip that'll rival even the flashiest sports cars. All the automotive cool kids will be green with envy.
Now, let's take a peek inside the new Cruiser 740 EL. Even though the base price has crept up to €87,700, the revamped kitchen is reason enough to shell out the dough. Want to know what's hiding behind those flaps and cupboard doors? Power outlets, appliances like a coffee machine and toaster, and a killer cooktop setup with both gas burners and an induction plate. How's that for versatility, eh?
In the rear bedroom, single beds get a much-needed upgrade. Head collisions are a thing of the past thanks to the lack of overhead cabinets, and the newly designed backrests promise a comfier read or chill session. And dog lovers, rejoice! You'll be stoked to know there’s a passage to the rear garage, perfect for your furry best friend.
Moving on to the 7.38-meter-long Cruiser 740 EL, a bank toilet's been used to reduce hard-to-clean corners, making your life a bit easier. The bathroom's swivel wall transforms it into a full-fledged shower area, and the trendy combination of light cushions, white surfaces, and dark furniture fronts is the epitome of cozy.
But the Cruiser 2.0 has been designed with two travellers in mind — only the two seats in the cockpit come with belts as standard. However, the L-shaped seating group with a 32-inch TV is roomy enough for five people. For an extra seating boost, you can opt for the two belted seats on the bench, but fair warning, they'll cost you a pretty penny.
Now, let's shed some light on the new Tracer series. Tracer V600 will slide in at the bottom of the lineup, with a base price of €60,700. Joining it soon will be the V670, offering extra room for those that need it. These babies are compact, part-integrated vehicles that fit perfectly between camper vans and the 2.32-meter-wide TI models. With four-person seating up front, a variable bathroom, a small kitchen, and a transverse double bed at the rear, these Tracer babies are packed with just the right amount of adventure.
Boost your motorhome game with LMC's Tracer and Cruiser 2.0 series – because living the high life on the road has never looked better. Stay tuned for more deets as LMC makes their official announcements around Caravan Salon Düsseldorf in late August! Don't miss out! 🚐🛎️💪🚀💥💸💰✨🚫🐶🎉🌟💩💦🛀💦🐴🐘🐔🐶🐱🐰🐰🐶💪👱👴👵👦👧🌕🌟✨🌱🌳🌱🌲🌳🌺🌸☀️🌞🌞🌙💃🕺💃🕺🎉💥💥👋👋🚀💥💬💦💦💦💩💩💅💅💅💅😎😉🤔😩😘😜🤩🤩😍😍🤮🤮💀🤮🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
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