German motorhome sales fall for third year · VanLife Weekly #34
Motorhome sales in Germany are falling for a third year, and rental firm Vanever has gone bankrupt. Also: a new disposal point on Tenerife.
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Updated 22 August 2026
€0.77
Petrol (АИ-92)
Petrol (RON 95)
↓19% vs. region avg.
Petrol (АИ-98)
LPG (autogas)
↓15% vs. region avg.
Full tank (80 L, diesel)
215 BYN
€62 · $72
100 km (10 L/100 km, diesel)
26.83 BYN
€7.69 · $8.98
€0.29 per 1 BYN · updated weekly
When this section launched, some countries had few price sources, so the earliest points on the chart may be inaccurate. We keep adding new sources — recent data is more reliable.
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Minsk → Vilnius
Distance
185 km
Fuel cost
~€23
Est. time
~1 day
Minsk → Moscow
910 km · ~€82 · ~2 days
Belarus 130 km ·
Russia 780 km
Minsk → Kyiv
620 km · ~€87 · ~2 days
Belarus 230 km ·
Ukraine 390 km
Minsk → Riga
580 km · ~€69 · ~1 day
Belarus 370 km ·
Latvia 210 km
Minsk → Oslo
1,660 km · ~€176 · ~4 days
Belarus 210 km ·
Russia 1200 km ·
Norway 250 km
Current fuel prices in Belarus: АИ-92 — 2.49 BYN (€0.71 · $0.83), АИ-95 — 2.60 BYN (€0.75 · $0.87), АИ-98 — 2.92 BYN (€0.84 · $0.98), ДТ — 2.68 BYN (€0.77 · $0.90), СУГ — 1.31 BYN (€0.37 · $0.44) per liter.
Available fuel grades in Belarus: АИ-92, АИ-95, АИ-98, ДТ, СУГ.
The local gasoline grade is АИ-95.
Belarus ranks #3 out of 9 countries in CIS by diesel price.
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Average pump price ( · Belarus) ≈ . Below — how much of it is crude, refining, logistics and taxes. ()
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Data is collected automatically from government sources (EU Oil Bulletin, Statistics Norway, etc.) and independent aggregators, with selective manual cross-verification from at least two sources. Official data takes priority.
Prices are for reference only and may differ from actual prices at specific fuel stations.
Белнефтехим (belneftekhim.by) · belneftekhim.by
Belkurs.com (Белнефтехим) · belkurs.com
А-100 (azs.a-100.by) · a-100.by
Татбелнефтепродукт (tatbelneft.by) · tatbelneft.by
Fuelo.net · fuelo.net
Government-fixed, revised by decree
License CC BY 4.0 — free use, distribution and adaptation with attribution to OpenVan.camp. Fuel data updated: 22 August 2026.
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Brest Region 91Dozens of motorhomes and campers arrived in Valozhyn for an exhibition and tourist route. Among the exhibits is a bus converted into a home worth 200,000 euros, as well as a car with a roof tent whose owners recently returned from a trip to Georgia. Organizers note that some retro vehicles are valued at hundreds of thousands of euros and must not be touched.
The number of travelers choosing motorhomes in Belarus is rising. This year's rally gathered about 300 motorhomes. Renting a motorhome costs about 300 Belarusian rubles per day, which is cheaper than a hotel for a family of six.
A resident of Mogilev, Evgeny, converted a 1987 RAF-2203 'Latvia' minibus into a camper. The vehicle features a high fiberglass roof, allowing installation of a kitchen module, toilet, and transformable interior. The conversion cost no more than $300. The owner uses the vehicle for festivals and trips across Belarus, but plans to eventually turn it into a replica of a Soviet ambulance.
The VanLife Belarus 2026 festival will take place on May 29–31 at the Isloch festival field in Volozhin district. The event gathers campervan and motorhome owners and travel enthusiasts. The program includes meetups, vehicle tours, workshops, and live music. Ticket prices and details will be announced later.
Herbert from Armenia visited Belarus for the 20th time in a converted bus. He toured Polotsk, castles, Braslav Lakes and Belovezhskaya Pushcha, promoting judging people by deeds.
Herbert, who previously lived in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Russia and Germany, converted a 12.5-meter Yutong bus into his permanent residence. The conversion cost €30,000, while the bus itself cost €200,000. The interior includes a bedroom, kitchen, shower, toilet, guest area and library. The bus retains its D-category status, allowing parking in city centers. Herbert plans to visit 193 countries.
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