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Campervan and motorhome show in Nîmes: over 200 vehicles

24.04.2026 06:01 1 min 2 sources Event РУС
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Campervan and motorhome show in Nîmes: over 200 vehicles
Original source: Objectif Gard

In Brief

From 23 to 26 April, the Nîmes exhibition park hosts a show of motorhomes, vans and campers. According to sources, between 200 and 250 new and used vehicles will be on display, including hybrid models.

The motorhome, van and camper show will be held at the Nîmes exhibition park from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 April. Visitors can discover market novelties, including hybrid models combining thermal and electric drive.

One source reports over 200 vehicles on display, another mentions more than 250. Organisers will set up dedicated areas for accessories, premium vehicles and used vehicles ready for delivery.

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APR 23 –26 WED 2025

Motorhome, van and campervan show

Exhibition France 2
Nîmes Exhibition Center, Nîmes
Ended 65%

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Over 200 vehicles at the motorhome and camper van show in Nîmes

21.04.2026 midilibre.fr FRA Original source

Motorhome and Camper Van Show in Nîmes

02.04.2026 Objectif Gard FRA Original source

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