Norwegian motorhome and caravan dealer Campinggården A/S reports increasing sales for the third consecutive year, despite an overall market downturn. The company, Norway's oldest seller of such vehicles, is satisfied with its growth in a challenging environment.

Teleco has introduced the new Ultra Comfort 8000 model, an air conditioning system designed for motorhomes over seven meters long. The system integrates into the dashboard, freeing up roof space, and is compatible with Stellantis chassis (Fiat, Citroën, Peugeot, Opel). It can be controlled via an app and is claimed to weigh up to 5 kg less than traditional roof-mounted units.

The Pebbles smart trailer has been introduced, positioned as revolutionary for travel. It features autonomous power supply systems and enhanced comfort, aiming to expand camping possibilities.

Publisher Silver Lining Interactive and developer Square Glade Games announced the release date for Outbound. The open-world exploration game, where players live in and customize a van, will launch on April 23 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PS5. A playable demo is now available for Switch and Switch 2.

An unknown motorhome approached the offices of the Trønderbladet newspaper in Melhus three times during one night. An employee discovered the vehicle, after which its door suddenly opened. The incident occurred overnight, though the exact date is not specified.

A couple, previously fond of long-distance travel, bought a used van to convert into a camper themselves. Their goal is to drive it to the North Cape in Norway, a distance of approximately 3,500 kilometers.

The municipal council of Risør has approved a proposal to increase capacity at the Tjenna motorhome parking area. Up to 12 new spaces will be created on an adjacent grassy area during the three summer months. The move aims to accommodate more visitors, as the existing site often reaches full capacity.

Operating room nurse Lena Samuelsson relocated from Sweden to Norway for a position at UNN hospital in Narvik. She chose to live full-time in a motorhome to test this lifestyle, stating she will find alternative accommodation if it does not work out.

Municipal director Carl Jakob Hansen stated he wants to calm the discussion regarding the expansion of the motorhome parking area at Tjenna. He assured that the process will be conducted in accordance with the law and with consideration for neighbors.

A caravan was completely destroyed by fire in the Norwegian municipality of Ullensaker. According to the police operations manager, the vehicle suffered a complete burnout.

Drangedal municipality will present a proposal to build a new station for emptying wastewater from motorhomes. The station is planned to be located near the Bukta pumping station, with the total project cost estimated at 800,000 Norwegian kroner. The goal is to have the facility operational by the 2026 summer season to comply with legal requirements.

Firefighters were called to extinguish a fire in a caravan. The incident occurred in Harstad, Norway. No details on the cause or damage have been released.

Despite a 30-year-old law requiring municipalities to provide dumping stations for motorhome wastewater, many areas still lack adequate facilities. The legal requirement was sharpened in 1996, yet numerous communes have not complied. Citizens have the right to file complaints with county governors to enforce the law.

A caravan was completely destroyed in a fire in Troms. The incident occurred in the municipalities of the Midt-Troms region. The cause of the fire and any potential casualties have not been disclosed.

A caravan caught fire in Hegra on Friday morning. A witness prevented the fire from spreading by hitching the burning trailer to their own car and towing it away from other buildings and vehicles.

Traffic on the E69 highway at the Nordkapp Tunnel was halted following an incident involving a motorhome. The vehicle collided with and damaged sections of the tunnel's frost gates, necessitating clearance and repair work. The tunnel was closed from approximately 14:05 until around 16:00 on Thursday.

A 68-year-old Norwegian woman obtained a C1 license to drive her motorhome after its weight exceeded the limit for a standard car license. She made the decision upon retirement to continue traveling with the vehicle.

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The Norwegian dealership Moelv Bil & Caravan has begun selling new motorhome brands in response to increasing market demand. The company observes a clear market trend and reports existing customer interest in the new offerings.

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The Norwegian dealer network Ferda is consolidating sales of new motorhomes and caravans to six locations in the country due to a market that has been in decline for several years. Remaining branches will focus on used vehicle sales and service. In 2025, the company delivered over 200 new motorhomes, a 27% increase, despite the overall Norwegian market shrinking by about 5%.

A caravan owner shares his experience of living in it during sub-zero temperatures. He uses a gas heater and warm clothing to cope with the cold. The main challenges are condensation and limited gas supply.

The OpenVan.camp editorial team analyzed 3,581 news stories from 56 countries in early 2026. Declining sales in Germany and the USA, Hyundai electric campers, budget Wuling motorhomes, KAMAZes with saunas in Russia, parking bans in Turkey — a comprehensive overview of motorhome industry trends by world region.

Norwegian dealer Mobilezentrum increased its turnover from 75 million kroner in 2020 to 147 million kroner in 2024, selling around 130 motorhomes annually. The company started its operations in 2019, just as the overall market for new motorhomes in Norway began to fall. The owner attributes success to a focus on after-sales service and expansion of indoor exhibition space.

21-year-old Preben Askjem sold 11 motorhomes in his first month working at his father's company, setting a new record. His father Odd, an experienced salesman, sold only five units in the same period. The event took place in Tenvik, Norway, in February 2026.

Halden Municipality has secured funding and finalized plans to upgrade the area at Tangen Quay. The project will establish six designated spaces for motorhomes, along with a parking lot, asphalt surfacing, and a barbecue area. Implementation is pending approval from the municipal building permit department.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze in a motorhome that was connected to a charging station. The incident occurred in Stavanger, though the exact date and time were not specified.

Ullensvang Municipality terminated the agreement for using the waterfront area in Odda as a motorhome parking site. The site operator, Leif Einar Lothe, was given 14 days to clear the property, which must be vacated by April 1. Part of the area will be sold, while the remainder will be developed into a pedestrian path and promenade.

Norwegian company Abobil.no AS reported a profit for 2025 despite a challenging overall motorhome market. Revenue was just under 110 million Norwegian kroner, with a pre-tax profit margin of around 6%. The company is also preparing to celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2026.

Norwegian manufacturer Raidhoo has presented the Bravia Narvik Arctic Edition motorhome, designed for winter operation. The 5.99 m long model features two heating systems with a combined output of 10 kW and insulation up to 39 mm thick. The manufacturer states the motorhome was tested at -35°C. The price starts at approximately 113,524 euros.