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Spain's motorhome boom: new rules and used models from €6,400

11.07.2026 05:05 1 min 2 sources
coches.net SPA + 1 more
Spain's motorhome boom: new rules and used models from €6,400
Original source: coches.net

In Brief

Spain's DGT updated motorhome regulations in March 2026. The number of such vehicles has reached 137,000. Listings include models from €6,400 to €53,900.

The popularity of motorhomes in Spain continues to grow: as of March 2026, their number has reached approximately 137,000 units, three times more than a decade ago. In response, the Spanish Traffic Authority (DGT) has updated the regulations, publishing instruction PROT 2026/04.

Several used models are available on the market, including a 2023 Citroën Sunlight V60 for €53,900, a 2016 Benimar Sport 323 for €46,000, and a 2010 Ford Advantec TI 574 for under €34,000. Additionally, a 1998 Sunroller Sevilla caravan weighing less than 750 kg is listed in Córdoba for €6,400; its low weight exempts it from mandatory technical inspection and insurance. The caravan features two rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom without an external toilet.

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