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Kama Fritid launches new store concept and premium dealer network in Norway

24.07.2026 03:13 1 min 2 sources
Bobilverden.no NOR + 1 more
Kama Fritid launches new store concept and premium dealer network in Norway
Original source: Bobilverden.no

In Brief

Northern Europe's largest wholesale supplier Kama Fritid has unveiled its updated 'På veien' store concept and a network of 13 premium dealers in Norway. Meanwhile, dealer Moelv Bil & Caravan expands its motorhome lineup.

Kama Fritid, the largest wholesale supplier in Northern Europe, has announced the launch of an updated store concept called 'På veien' and a network of 13 'premium dealers' in Norway. The aim is to improve the customer experience by combining exhibition areas that inspire travel with easy access to spare parts. In Sweden, the company already has more than 40 such dealers. Customers can also order any of 11,000 products online for delivery to their nearest dealer.

At the same time, the dealer center Moelv Bil & Caravan in Norway has started selling new motorhome brands in response to growing demand. The company notes a steady market trend and already sees buyer interest in the new offerings.

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Kama Fritid launches new concept and premium dealers in Norway

17.06.2026 Bobilverden.no NOR Original source

Dealer Moelv Bil & Caravan expands motorhome brand portfolio

15.02.2026 Oppland Arbeiderblad NOR Original source

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