The owner of a 2021 Sun Living camper with 63,000 km on the odometer achieved a return on investment of approximately 10% after two years of renting it out through Randstad Campers. The company charges a 25% commission on rental income, covering storage, washing, preparation, cleaning and maintenance. A rental camper must be no older than 5 years and include a multimedia system, air conditioning and a Maxfan; more than half of the rental fleet also has a solar panel. Owners can block the camper for personal use for a service fee of about €185. The current asking price of the camper is €58,000. Randstad Campers manages 65 campers and has been operating for 8 years.
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In the Netherlands, 575 motorhomes from Adria, Elios and Sun Living have been recalled due to a possible welding defect in the ISOFIX child seat mounts. In a collision, the mount can break, increasing the risk of injury to a child. Owners are advised not to use these mounts until they are checked by a dealer. Worldwide, the recall affects nearly 16,000 vehicles.
Croatia's state inspection (DIRH) recalls campers from ten brands due to a faulty ISOFIX bracket weld, increasing child injury risk in crashes. Some Adria models are also recalled for panoramic roof glass issues.
According to Helsingborgs Fritidscenter, demand for motorhomes in Sweden is rising. Experts advise choosing a model based on needs: compact models suit short trips, while larger ones are better for long journeys. The center offers brands like Kabe, Sun Living, Affinity, and Malibu, along with financing and maintenance services.
Slovenian manufacturer Sun Living unveiled the 20 Edition anniversary series based on Ford Transit and Fiat Ducato. Four models with enhanced standard equipment, prices from €60,389.
Adria has unveiled updates for the 2027 model year: the Alpina caravan gets improved insulation and design, the Compact semi-integrated camper gains a new cab and diesel heating, and the Twin series is streamlined to three lines with clearer positioning. Sun Living marks its 20th anniversary with special 20ED jubilee editions. The new models will be available at Benelux dealers from late August or early September, with the Dutch public premiere at the Kampeer & Caravan Jaarbeurs in Utrecht from September 30 to October 4, 2026.
The annual open days at Depolim Motorhomes in Lommel, Belgium, attracted many visitors. The family-run company, celebrating its 20th anniversary, showcased the latest motorhomes and camper vans from brands including Sun Living, Hobby, Crosscamp, and VanTourer. Demand for compact campers has increased significantly in recent years. During the event, visitors received a 10% discount at the camping store and could join a guided train ride to the Maria Grotto.
Slovenian manufacturer Sun Living, a subsidiary of Adria, has unveiled a special 20ED series to mark its 20th anniversary. The lineup includes three motorhomes (C, S, A series) on Ford chassis and one campervan V 65GX on Fiat chassis. Models feature exclusive exterior colors, graphics, and upgraded equipment such as a digital dashboard, Truma diesel heater, and Thetford refrigerators. Prices start at €64,500 for motorhomes and €63,500 for the campervan.
Sun Living has introduced four special 20 Edition models for its 20th anniversary. Unlike the usual a la carte options, these versions come with a fixed equipment package including metallic paint, alloy wheels, awning, fly screens, blinds, and exclusive interior trim. For three motorhomes on Ford Transit, the surcharge is about €3,600, while the estimated value of individual options ranges from €6,200 to €7,000. The V 65GX camper van on Fiat Ducato, with multimedia system and rear camera, costs €60,389 — roughly €4,000 above base, saving at least €2,400.
A family took their first trip in a Sun Living A75DP motorhome based on a Citroën. The motorhome accommodates six people, features a rear garage and an overcab sleeping area with a fall protection barrier. Fuel consumption is 9–14 liters of diesel, and a standard category B driver's license is sufficient to operate it.
Slovenian company Sunliving has introduced a new generation of motorhomes. Production is located in Novo Mesto, with models featuring solar panels and modern life support systems.