Vehicle-Specific Dashboard Trim Since 1998

CockpitDekor — Built Around the Cockpit

Dashboard trim kits for cars, vans, campervans, motorhomes, trucks and buses — developed around real vehicle interiors, real dashboard geometry and real customer choice.

Not a Universal Sticker. A Vehicle-Specific Cockpit System.

A dashboard is not a flat rectangle. It is a collection of vents, switches, radio and navigation frames, climate-control panels, gear selectors, storage areas, door controls and curves. That is why CockpitDekor starts with the vehicle — not with a roll of generic film.

The same model name can hide several different interiors. A facelift, an automatic gearbox, a different climate panel or a larger factory screen can change the geometry completely. CockpitDekor’s value is not simply the colour on the surface; it is the combination of fitment knowledge + finish choice + specialist production.

Cars. Vans. Campervans. Trucks. One Specialist Category.

CockpitDekor is deliberately focused. We are not trying to sell every type of automotive accessory. Our core category is the part of the vehicle the driver looks at and touches every day: the cockpit.

40+ Colours and Grains — Because “One Black Finish” Is Not Personalisation

A cockpit should work with the rest of the interior. Some customers want warm burl wood. Others want a technical carbon look, brushed aluminium, Piano Black or a bold individual colour. CockpitDekor’s documented range extends across more than 40 colours and grains, giving the owner far more control over the final visual result.

Deep 3D Finish — Designed to Look Finished, Not Flat

Selected CockpitDekor products use a clear polyurethane domed surface. The raised clear layer creates rounded edges, stronger reflections and visual depth. On wood finishes it can make the grain appear deeper; on carbon it strengthens the pattern; on metallic and colour finishes it creates a smooth premium surface.

European Production, Specialist Experience

CockpitDekor’s public company information describes vehicle-interior production experience since 1998, product development in Belgium and manufacturing by Autodekor s.r.o. in Slovakia. That matters because this category is built on accumulated fitment knowledge: the difficult part is often not making a decorative surface — it is knowing which exact shape belongs to which exact dashboard.

Our catalogue spans cars, vans, campervans, motorhomes, trucks and buses. Each segment brings different dashboards, different customer expectations and different configuration problems. That breadth has shaped the way CockpitDekor approaches fitment, product diagrams and made-to-order production.

Thousands of Orders Mean Thousands of Real-World Lessons

CockpitDekor operates at meaningful specialist volume. Internal operational figures supplied by the company indicate approximately the following completed-order volumes:

These are approximate internal operational figures, not audited financial statistics and not the same as individual units sold.

What customer-service cases really involve

A customer contact is not automatically a product defect. In a specialist made-to-order category, support conversations also include delivery, fitment, installation and configuration questions.

In an internal review of approximately 100 customer reviews, negative feedback represented around 1% of that reviewed sample. This is a sample-based observation, not a claim that exactly 1% of all customers are dissatisfied.

Why Interior Design Matters More Every Year

Cockpit personalisation does not exist in isolation. Across the European automotive and leisure-vehicle industry, manufacturers increasingly talk about design, material choice, craftsmanship, technology and individualisation as part of the customer experience.

These are industry-context references, not endorsements of CockpitDekor.

From Düsseldorf to Frankfurt: The European Conversation Around Personalisation

In 2026, two of Europe’s biggest industry stages again put design, technology, aftermarket solutions and vehicle experience under the spotlight: CARAVAN SALON Düsseldorf and Automechanika Frankfurt.

For CockpitDekor, these events are relevant because they sit directly around the categories we work in: campervans, motorhomes, automotive aftermarket, workshops, restoration, materials and personalisation. Our editorial and brand-promotion activity follows these industry conversations closely.

Reference to these events describes industry and editorial context. It does not state that CockpitDekor received an official organiser award or endorsement.

The Media Landscape Around Cars, Vans and Trucks

The subjects behind CockpitDekor — vehicle interiors, aftermarket upgrades, vans, professional cabins, design and materials — are part of the wider European automotive conversation covered by established media in Germany, France and Italy.

These publications are listed as relevant industry media context. Their inclusion does not imply that they endorse CockpitDekor or have published a CockpitDekor review unless a specific article is linked.

Independent Technical & Editorial Resources

CockpitDekor also publishes and maintains supporting material designed to make vehicle fitment, finish choice and specialist research easier to understand.

Why CockpitDekor?