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Motorhome in Patagonia: Living on the Road with Comfort and Compliance

25.05.2026 14:29 1 min 1 source РУС
Diario Río Negro | Periodismo en la Patagonia SPA
Motorhome in Patagonia: Living on the Road with Comfort and Compliance
Original source: Diario Río Negro | Periodismo en la Patagonia

In Argentina, more people are adopting motorhomes as permanent homes in Patagonia. Legal travel requires strict adherence to ANSV regulations, including unified registration and a Vehicle Safety Certificate (CSV).

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Motorhome in Patagonia: Living on the Road with Comfort and Compliance

25.05.2026 Diario Río Negro | Periodismo en la Patagonia SPA Original source

AR Argentina — fuel prices

Updated: 01.08.2026

Nafta Súper

$1.44 /l

ARS2,147.56 · €1.24/l

73 of 140

pricier than 51% of countries

RON 98

$1.62 /l

ARS2,418.94 · €1.40/l

47 of 94

cheaper than 51% of countries

Gas oil

$1.53 /l

ARS2,282.73 · €1.32/l

76 of 141

pricier than 53% of countries

Gas oil premium

$1.68 /l

ARS2,507.96 · €1.45/l

13 of 41

cheaper than 71% of countries

GNC

$0.53 /l

ARS799.46 · €0.46/l

5 of 16

cheaper than 75% of countries

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