At Caravan Xpo, both chairs and motorhomes are for sale

Norwegian dealer Sør Caravan has announced it is now a dealer for French motorhome brand Rapido. The first vehicles have already been produced and are on their way to the dealership; new Rapido models will be on display in the showroom within days. The company is also taking orders for 2027 models, and its service department has already started working with Rapido, allowing customers to access sales, service and support in one place. Rapido's model range spans from compact motorhomes to large, fully integrated models.

Jan-Gunnar Kalvik (40) from Hoelsand changed his lifestyle after a conversation with a colleague. He rented out his flat and bought a motorhome. His routes are now determined by the weather forecast: he travels to where the sun shines.

At the Caravan Xpo show camp in Hellerudsletta, 200 motorhomes checked in on the first day, with the influx continuing on the second day. The camp has a capacity of about 450 units and costs 300 kroner per night. According to unofficial figures, over 300 motorhomes had checked in by the afternoon of the second day, while caravans were in a clear minority. Spaces remain available for those without a booking.

At the Caravan Expo in Hellerudsletta, Norway, Wivestad Gruppen presented Hymer motorhomes customized by Palmo Exclusive. The vehicles, based on Mercedes-Benz chassis, offer bespoke features such as a gold toilet. Base price for a Hymer starts at around 2.6 million Norwegian kroner, and after customization exceeds 4 million. The company aims to sell 10–15 units in the first year.

The motorhome of 33-year-old Hallvard Gunnarson Jore broke down in Vesterålen after a trip covering 28 countries and 15 mountain summits. The vehicle is now listed for sale, and the owner works remotely from a shopping centre. Travel plans continue.

The Norwegian Motorhome Association held its first motorhome rally on Hitra. The event took place over the weekend at Fjellvang Youth Centre, with 26 motorhomes arriving from Lom, Bølandet and Namsos. The programme included a speech by Hitra mayor John Lernes, a raffle, dancing and a venison stew dinner.