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Marchi Mobile unveils world's most expensive motorhome

20.06.2026 09:47 1 min 1 source РУС
Pure Luxe NLD
Marchi Mobile unveils world's most expensive motorhome
Original source: Pure Luxe

Austrian company Marchi Mobile has introduced the EleMMent Palazzo Superior, the world's most expensive motorhome, priced at €3 million. The 12-meter-long vehicle, expanding to 5 meters in width, features a living room, additional seating area, and carbon fiber construction. Its design is inspired by Luigi Colani. The motorhome is built on a Volvo truck chassis.

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