The French leisure vehicle show celebrates its 60th anniversary. More than a hundred brands of campervans, motorhomes and caravans are exhibiting. Nearly 33,500 leisure vehicles were sold in France last year, a stable figure after the post-pandemic boom faded. Hymerⓘ displays the Grand Canyon S with over a week of off-grid autonomy, while Westfalia shows the Columbus Liner with a dry toilet and a terrace above the cab for an extra €10,000. Many off-road models exceed 3.5 tonnes and require a category C licence. The cheapest model is the Cvan Switch from €46,900. The Concorde Centurion costs €890,000, and the Air Truck Kodiak is priced at €996,000.
