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The Elysium motorhome has been presented, featuring a hot tub and a helicopter landing pad on its roof. It is 13.72 meters long, with an estimated cost of 10–15 million Norwegian kroner. The manufacturer produces it only on a made-to-order basis.
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The Elysium motorhome has been presented, featuring a hot tub and a helicopter landing pad on its roof. It is 13.72 meters long, with an estimated cos...
The Elysium motorhome has been presented, featuring a hot tub and a helicopter landing pad on its roof. It is 13.72 meters long, with an estimated cost of 10–15 million Norwegian kroner. The manufacturer produces it only on a made-to-order basis.
Updated: 01.08.2026
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