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The Viica 54 camper van, measuring 5.41 meters in length, premiered at the CMT 2026 show in Stuttgart. It features no fixed bed, is nearly gas-free, and is built on a Fiat Ducato or Citroën Jumper chassis. The base price is €74,900, with sleeping arrangements provided by a convertible rear seat-bed or an optional pop-up roof.

Slovenian motorhome manufacturer Robeta is looking to hire assembly workers to strengthen its team. The job involves the complete assembly process of motorhomes, including installing components, routing gas systems, and quality control. Applicants can submit their CVs via email to eva@robeta.si.

Robeta's subsidiary, Womondo, is entering the market with premium camper vans under the Lifestyle brand, based on Stellantis vans. The 540, 600, and 636 models, ranging from 5.4 to 6.36 meters in length, feature classic layouts, furniture made from recycled plastic, and a starting price of €68,990.

Police in Nova Gorica are investigating two separate break-ins into parked motorhomes. The incidents occurred between December 26 and 31 on Vojkova cesta, with thieves stealing an electrical converter from one vehicle and a small TV and car radio from another, causing a total of 250 euros in damage.

Slovenian motorhome manufacturer Adria has revamped its Twin campervan series for the 2025 model year. The Twin Supreme model, aimed at couples, is offered in three floorplans on a Fiat Ducato base with lengths of 5.99 and 6.36 m, starting at €63,290. Key features include an electrically adjustable rear bed and a panoramic roof as standard.

The Slovenian motorhome manufacturer Adria is launching the new Twin Sports camper van series with a pop-up roof as standard. Based on the Fiat Ducato, the model is offered in four floorplans, starting at a price of €69,390. The pop-up roof, developed in collaboration with Elan, features insulating materials and provides an additional sleeping berth.