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A European recall affects several Adria camper models produced between 2022 and 2026. After damage to the panoramic roof, a window can detach while driving, posing a hazard to other road users. The recall is listed in Safety Gate, with the notification submitted by Luxembourg; the country of origin is Slovenia. Owners are advised to check their vehicle by VIN and type approval with a dealer.

Adria has unveiled an updated Compact motorhome. The model retains its 2.12-meter width but features a redesigned exterior, a revised interior, and a new floor plan with a queen bed. Standard equipment now includes a lithium battery and a diesel air heater. The premiere will take place at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf from August 28 to September 6.

An Italian motorhome got stuck today on the coastal road between Koper and Izola, which has been closed to motor traffic since 2017. The vehicle likely entered from the Markovac direction and headed toward Koper, where traffic is allowed only for local residents. The reason for the driver's presence on the restricted route is unknown; access from the Izola side is blocked by a physical barrier. The incident occurred due to a breakdown, leaving the motorhome on the road intended for pedestrians and cyclists.

On August 12, 2026, at 21:15, WDR will air a 45-minute episode of 'We Become Campers'. Petra and Rüdiger Erbslöh from Meerbusch will travel by motorhome to Slovenia to explore its culinary and tourist attractions.

Slovenian manufacturer Adria Mobil has unveiled an updated Twin motorhome lineup, including Select and Supreme versions. The update covers design, interior, and technology. Base Select models are available on Fiat Ducato or Citroën Jumper, while the more premium Supreme versions are based solely on Fiat Ducato. Various layouts are offered, including models with a transverse bed and an electrically lowering bed. All Twin Select models come with a lithium battery, and Twin Supreme models feature diesel heating. Prices start at approximately 57,000 euros.

Four foreign drivers in motorhomes and caravans completely blocked a road in the Slovenian village of Malija. Police fined each driver 200 euros. The incident occurred on Sunday around 12:55, when the road, intended for local traffic, was blocked. The cause was an influx of tourists from Germany and Switzerland returning from holidays.