Fatal Accident Involving Motorhome in Livorno

Italian company Fiamma has introduced the Safe Door Van lock to enhance camper van security. The device is compatible with most models including Fiat Ducato and Mercedes Sprinter, features a cylinder with 250,000 combinations, and installs in 20 minutes. Pricing starts from 100 euros.

A motorhome driver hit a parked car in Capezzano and fled the scene. Police identified the culprit—a forty-year-old tourist from Milan vacationing in Versilia—using surveillance cameras and a swift investigation. The offender received a fine and was subjected to measures under the Highway Code.

German company Ari Motors has introduced an ultra-compact electric motorhome based on a light-duty delivery van. The model is about 11.5–12.5 feet long, features a 15-kW electric motor, and offers a range of up to 143 miles. Production is set to begin in May, with a base price starting just over €30,000, and the vehicle is delivered as an empty shell for DIY conversion.

A collision between a motorcycle and a camper occurred on Saturday, April 4th, on the Romito road in Livorno. Several ambulance crews, firefighters, and municipal police were on site, traffic was diverted, causing long queues.

The Lonato City Council approved a change of land use to create a tourist parking area for campers. The project involves demolishing part of the greenhouses and setting up more than ten equipped spaces. Councilors raised concerns about the management of the facility and the financial stability of the development company.

Italian manufacturer Elnagh has unveiled the updated version of the semi-integrated motorhome T-Loft 450 for the 2026 season. The model, under 7 meters in length, features a new exterior, a refreshed interior in oak and dark wood tones, and the Truma iNet X control system. The standard equipment includes an accessory package valued at approximately 4000 euros.