Norwegian motorhome and caravan dealer Campinggården A/S reports increasing sales for the third consecutive year, despite an overall market downturn. The company, Norway's oldest seller of such vehicles, is satisfied with its growth in a challenging environment.

Teleco has introduced the new Ultra Comfort 8000 model, an air conditioning system designed for motorhomes over seven meters long. The system integrates into the dashboard, freeing up roof space, and is compatible with Stellantis chassis (Fiat, Citroën, Peugeot, Opel). It can be controlled via an app and is claimed to weigh up to 5 kg less than traditional roof-mounted units.

The Pebbles smart trailer has been introduced, positioned as revolutionary for travel. It features autonomous power supply systems and enhanced comfort, aiming to expand camping possibilities.

The Norwegian dealership Moelv Bil & Caravan has begun selling new motorhome brands in response to increasing market demand. The company observes a clear market trend and reports existing customer interest in the new offerings.

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The Norwegian dealer network Ferda is consolidating sales of new motorhomes and caravans to six locations in the country due to a market that has been in decline for several years. Remaining branches will focus on used vehicle sales and service. In 2025, the company delivered over 200 new motorhomes, a 27% increase, despite the overall Norwegian market shrinking by about 5%.

Norwegian dealer Mobilezentrum increased its turnover from 75 million kroner in 2020 to 147 million kroner in 2024, selling around 130 motorhomes annually. The company started its operations in 2019, just as the overall market for new motorhomes in Norway began to fall. The owner attributes success to a focus on after-sales service and expansion of indoor exhibition space.

21-year-old Preben Askjem sold 11 motorhomes in his first month working at his father's company, setting a new record. His father Odd, an experienced salesman, sold only five units in the same period. The event took place in Tenvik, Norway, in February 2026.

Norwegian caravan dealer Williams Caravan reports positive results for its first year of operation after emerging from bankruptcy. The company retained its customer base and notes high employee engagement. Management expresses optimism for the prospects in 2026.

Norwegian company Abobil.no AS reported a profit for 2025 despite a challenging overall motorhome market. Revenue was just under 110 million Norwegian kroner, with a pre-tax profit margin of around 6%. The company is also preparing to celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2026.

Alta Caravan in Finnmark has started a service to assist customers with selling their used motorhomes and caravans. The offer is presented as an easier alternative to private sales and is currently described as unique in the region.

Honda has presented the Base Station prototype, a smart caravan concept designed for electric vehicles. The unit features an intelligent management system and can function as a mobile charging station. The concept showcases the integration of a living module with an EV's power system.

Benzini Campers has launched a new platform allowing private motorhome owners to rent out their vehicles. The company, which started with one self-built motorhome six years ago and now manages a fleet of 30, is expanding its business model in Sandefjord.

The motorhome and caravan dealer Os Caravan reports strong sales after moving to new premises. Three caravans and one motorhome were sold in the first few days after opening. The company is now preparing an opening exhibition in the newly renovated facilities.

The decline in new motorhome sales in Norway slowed significantly in 2025, though the market remains volatile. Sales of heavy motorhomes over 3,500 kg fell by only 2.5%, a sharp improvement from the 18.3% drop in 2024. Adria was the top-selling brand overall with 151 registrations, while Challenger led in the under 3,500 kg category.

The Norwegian caravan and motorhome dealer Os Caravan is undergoing a leadership change and relocation. Owner and current managing director Eirik Wasmuth has hired a new CEO, Kristian Thorsen, and is moving the business to new premises at Industrivegen 2 during the Christmas period. The company reports increased sales of 95 units in 2025 and is focusing on the Adria, Kabe, Sun Living, and Challenger brands.

The Ferda network is changing the organizational structure of its motorhome and caravan service centers by establishing separate legal entities. The changes will not affect customers, and warranty service will continue as before. The only car workshop in Ålesund will be outsourced to an external contractor.

LMC Caravan has launched the Innovan Pure series, a new campervan aimed at first-time buyers seeking a simpler and more affordable entry into the market. It will have its official premiere at the CMT show in Stuttgart in January 2026, with a starting price in Germany of 48,990 euros. The series is based on a Citroën chassis with 140 horsepower and is offered in three lengths, featuring functional layouts derived from existing models.

A dealership in Vestnes reports selling more motorhomes in the first nine months of this year than in the entirety of last year. The company is expanding its sales team, purchasing adjacent land for future workshop expansion, and has gained customers following the bankruptcy of a competitor. It currently sells seven motorhome brands and operates a workshop with 20 employees.