From September 3 to 7, 2026, ten motorhome events will be held across France, including exhibitions in Montpellier, Châteauroux, Vierzon and Côte-d'Or, as well as open days at dealerships from Anjou to the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. The events will feature new 2027 models from brands such as Bavaria, Chausson, McLouis and others, along with used vehicles. Admission is free to some events, while others require an invitation or coupon.
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New Zealand motorhome retailer and manufacturer TrailLite has launched its first fully New Zealand-built motorhome, directly challenging the European brands that dominate the market. Founded 72 years ago, TrailLite also offers motorhomes and campervans from brands such as Benimar, Mobilvetta and McLouis. The company's revenue has nearly doubled over the past decade following a post-Covid boom.
Italian manufacturer McLouis has integrated its special Yearling series into the main lineup for 2027, making it available throughout the season. The range consists of five models, highlighted by the new compact profile motorhome Mc4 Slim 367 with a central bed, measuring 6.69 m in length. All models come with automatic transmission, a 200 W solar panel, and the Yearling pack including an awning, garage shower hose, and external gas connection.
Italian manufacturer McLouis has converted its seasonal Yearling series into a permanent, fully equipped lineup. The new Mc4 367 Slim profile measures 6.69 m in length and 2.15 m in width, featuring a 140×190 cm central bed with a sliding mechanism. Built on a Ford Transit chassis with a 165 hp engine and automatic transmission, the model is expected to start at around €65,000.
A 2004 McLouis Tandy Plus 610 motorhome with 116,804 km is listed for sale in Novara, Italy, at €23,700. The model features longitudinal bunk beds at the rear, a double bed in the loft, six berths and six travel seats. It is powered by a Fiat 2,800 cc engine (130 hp) with manual transmission, Euro 3 emission class, and comes with a 12-month warranty covering engine, utilities, and living cell.
McLouis has introduced the updated Menfys 3 Next camper van on a Citroën Jumper chassis under 6 meters in length. The model features a transverse double bed, a kitchen block with an 84-liter compressor refrigerator, and a toilet compartment with an integrated shower. The starting price for the configuration with an accessory package is under 57,000 euros.
Italian manufacturer McLouis presents the entry-level compact motorhome Glamys 321. The 6.99-meter-long model offers four beds for five occupants, is based on a Ford Transit or Fiat Ducato chassis, and features a kitchen with a 145-liter refrigerator. The starting price is approximately €64,000.
Italian manufacturer McLouis has introduced the new Mc4 865 motorhome, measuring 6.99 meters in length. The vehicle offers five travel and sleeping berths, is available on Ford Transit or Fiat Ducato chassis, and has a starting price of 68,990 euros.
The April 2026 issue of Le Monde du Camping-Car magazine features spring new releases and special series of motorhomes, camper vans, and converted vans. The publication includes reports from the CMT Stuttgart trade show, tests of the Notin Lerida, Dethleffs, Florium, and McLouis models, and travel sections on Costa Brava and France. The 132-page magazine is priced at 5.95 euros.
Italian McLouis launched a limited edition Yearling 2026 with a motorcycle garage for €69,990, while British Swift unveiled the Trekker 540 on a Ford Transit base with a bike garage.
McLouis has unveiled the Yearling 840 motorhome with seven berths for its spring 2026 collection. The model on a Fiat Ducato chassis features two dining areas, an automatic transmission, a 140 hp engine, and a starting price of €84,990. Deliveries to dealerships will begin in February 2026.