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Frankia – an experience like no other Frankia, a German manufacturer setting motorhome standards since the early 1960s, with quality vehicles offering an on-the-road experience like no other.
Frankia, founded in 1960 in Marktschorgast, Germany, is a brand that exemplifies superior German engineering and design. Each motorhome is meticulously crafted, providing a precision blend of luxury and practicality for discerning travellers. With over 650 motorhomes manufactured each year, Frankia produces a diverse range of A-class, low-profile, overcab coachbuilt variants, ensuring a perfect fit for every adventurer’s needs. At SMC we’re delighted to be able to offer Frankia motorhomes.
Frankia’s commitment to innovative design is evident throughout their diverse model lineup. For travellers seeking unparalleled self-sufficiency, the Frankia Platin is a luxury motorhome boasting unique technology and exceptional comfort. Whatever the range, each Frankia model is thoughtfully designed to enhance the travel experience, combining cutting-edge features with elegant interiors. Check out Frankia motorhomes at SMC.
Frankia changes the way travellers think about motorhomes – especially when it comes to space, light, design and details. Check them out at SMC.
Available in A-class or coachbuilt versions, the Frankia F-Line features six floor plans in three lengths and four Plus models featuring the signature round seating group.
Models in Frankia’s Neo range offer you the unique combination of lightness, spaciousness and high quality modern interior design.
Frankia’s Now concept takes low-profile motorhoming to the next level, using space to the max and put together with incredible attention to detail.
Built on Mercedes-Benz, our seven Frankia Platin models provide power, performance, practicality and comfort in a large and luxurious package.
The five models in the Frankia Titan range offer elegant travel for discerning road-lovers, with eight metres of unique comfort offering the perfect entry point into the A-class sector.
