Overview
- The penalty from the Staatsanwaltschaft Stuttgart is legally binding after the company accepted it.
- Knaus Tabbert said it has already booked a provision and does not expect a material effect on 2025 results.
- The company plans to pay the fine in the first quarter of 2026.
- Investigations focused on incorrect weight declarations for vehicles sold in the up‑to‑3.5‑ton class, with the firm’s cooperation considered in setting the amount.
- Vehicles exceeding 3.5 tons can require a truck licence in Germany, and industry groups report motorhomes are getting heavier due to added comfort features and mandated assistance systems.