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According to Bilprovningen, 31.1% of light and 22.3% of heavy motorhomes had defects during inspection. Brake system issues were most common, often due to long storage.
Swedish inspection authority Bilprovningen has released 2025 motorhome inspection statistics. About 26,000 vehicles were checked. Among light motorhomes (up to 3.5 t), defects were found in 31.1%; among heavy ones (3.5–7 t), in 22.3%. About one in six light and one in ten heavy motorhomes required a re-inspection.
The most frequent faults involved the brake system, caused by long periods of inactivity. The worst result was in Jämtland (42.4% failure), the best in Östergötland (22.5%).
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