Pössl · Pössl Group
Pössl
Since 1989 the German market leader in panel van conversions, headquartered in Ainring (Berchtesgadener Land). The model ranges D-Line, X-Line, Trenta, Summit and H-Line are based on the Fiat Ducato and Mercedes Sprinter.
Motorhomes
History.
Peter Pössl built the first camper vans of the brand in the late 1980s — today, with around 13,500 vehicles per year, one of the largest camper van manufacturers in Europe.
Peter Pössl developed the first camper vans of the brand in the late 1980s and established Pössl as a distinct identity in the still nascent camper van segment. The company has been based in Ainring, near the Austrian border, from the very beginning.
In 2002, Peter Pössl sold the company to the Glück Group in Gräfelfing. Since then, the Pössl Group has grown significantly: In addition to the main brand Pössl, the portfolio today also includes Globecar, Roadcar, Clever Vans (all panel van-based) as well as Campster, Vanster, Campstar and Vanstar (van-based). In 2014, over 3,600 vehicles were sold; by 2020, production had reached around 13,500 vehicles annually.
- ≈1989 Peter Pössl builds the first camper vans of the brand
- 2002 Sale of Pössl Freizeit und Sport GmbH to the Glück Group (Gräfelfing)
- 2014 Over 3,600 vehicles sold per year
- 2016 Market launch of the Campster (Citroën basis)
- 2020 ≈13,500 vehicles produced per year
Economic Key Figures.
Pössl has been part of the Glück Group in Gräfelfing since 2002. Independent current financial figures are publicly disclosed.