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Nearly a third of light motorhomes in Sweden failed inspection in 2025

01.07.2026 12:56 1 min 3 sources
Dagens PS SWE + 2 more
Nearly a third of light motorhomes in Sweden failed inspection in 2025
Original source: Dagens PS

In Brief

According to Bilprovningen, 31.1% of light and 22.3% of heavy motorhomes had defects during inspection. The main cause is brake system issues due to long winter storage

Motorhome inspection statistics in Sweden for 2025

According to the Swedish inspection agency Bilprovningen, out of nearly 26,000 motorhomes inspected in 2025, defects were found in 31.1% of light (up to 3.5 t) and 22.3% of heavy (3.5–7 t) vehicles. About 15.4% of light and 11.1% of heavy motorhomes required a re-inspection.

The most common issues involved the brake system — due to prolonged winter storage without movement, brake mechanisms lose effectiveness. The worst rate was recorded in Jämtland (42.4% failure), the best in Östergötland (22.5%).

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Bilprovningen: High share of defective motorhomes

07.05.2026 Dagens PS SWE Original source

Swedish vehicle inspection statistics 2025: defects in three out of ten light motorhomes and one in five heavy motorhomes

07.05.2026 Mynewsdesk SWE Original source

Nearly a third of light motorhomes fail Swedish inspection

07.05.2026 Carup.se SWE Original source

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