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In Outbound, players explore an open world in a camper van. Three vehicle types are available with different stats. Players collect resources, craft tools, and upgrade their van. The world lacks NPCs and animal variety, which developers plan to address in future updates.
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In Outbound, players explore an open world in a camper van. Three vehicle types are available with different stats. Players collect resources, craft t...
In Outbound, players explore an open world in a camper van. Three vehicle types are available with different stats. Players collect resources, craft tools, and upgrade their van. The world lacks NPCs and animal variety, which developers plan to address in future updates.
Updated: 11.07.2026
Super 95
$2.18 /l
CHF1.77 · €1.91/l
121 of 133
pricier than 90% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.22 /l
CHF1.80 · €1.95/l
77 of 92
pricier than 83% of countries
Diesel
$2.35 /l
CHF1.90 · €2.06/l
127 of 134
pricier than 94% of countries
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Following the end of its partnership with Mercedes-Benz, Westfalia offers the Jules Verne camper based on the Vito van. The model features a full wet bathroom with toilet and shower, absent in the Marco Polo, and employs a split-room layout. Its base price is €74,180, undercutting the Marco Polo.
German publication Promobil has summarized 2025, highlighting seven camper vans that garnered the most interest from its audience. The list includes the Freedo RV 599 from €67,500, Pössl Roadstar XT from €89,990, Robeta Ananya from €225,000, Bürstner Habiton HM/HMX 6.0 from €72,999, Pössl Summit 600 L from €53,999, Nomade Neo S from €75,000, and Adria Supertwin 600 SPB from €123,450. Popularity was determined by the number of views of the corresponding articles on the publication's website.
German magazine Promobil has published an overview of motorhomes with unusual layouts. Models from various manufacturers, including Hymer, Pilote, and Eura Mobil, feature bathrooms at the rear, eliminate fixed beds in favor of lift-up or roof beds, and offer enlarged living areas. Most of the featured models are between 6 and 6.4 meters long and are designed for 2-4 sleeping berths.
Swiss company Alpencamper has introduced the Eco Slide Out, a 52-kg mini caravan for bicycles. It features a sliding side panel that expands interior space, providing a 140-cm-wide double bed and room for a portable toilet. The structure uses aluminum and composite panels with insulation to maintain rigidity while keeping weight low. The unit targets cyclists seeking more comfort and privacy than a tent offers.
On the morning of July 13, 2026, a parked camper van caught fire in Collombey-Muraz (Valais, Switzerland), and flames spread to a bus. A gas cylinder explosion intensified the blaze, which was contained by 11:15. No injuries, garage undamaged. The Public Prosecutor's Office of Lower Valais has opened an investigation.
On Sunday, July 12, 2026, a burning motorhome sparked a major fire in Fideris (Graubünden). The blaze destroyed three sheds with vehicles and materials; no injuries were reported.
The Swiss automobile club TCS has published a set of rules for wild camping in Switzerland. There is no uniform federal law; regulations vary by canton and commune. Violations lead to fines.
The municipality of Eschenbach (SG), Switzerland, is launching a pilot project to create short-term parking spaces for campers. From summer 2026 to autumn 2027, two to three camper van spots will be designated at the Churzhaslen and Holz car parks, managed via the 'Park’n’Sleep' platform. The initiative aims to reduce wild camping while providing low-threshold overnight options.
The Council of State of the canton of Ticino has approved a subsidy of up to 2.1 million francs for the local Patriziato and up to 242,000 francs for TCS for the construction of an alpine campsite in Brione Verzasca. The total cost of the project is estimated at 5.7 million francs. The campsite will include 46 equipped pitches for motorhomes and 13 pod/bungalow units, as well as common areas. It is expected to generate about 27,000 overnight stays per year from the third year of operation and create between 3 and 8 jobs.
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