The NKC club has published a guide for motorhome trips to Scandinavia in winter. The journey requires at least three weeks and preparation for temperatures as low as -30°C. Experts advise against using the motorhome's water system in severe frost to prevent pipe bursts and recommend specific viewing locations for the aurora borealis.

Alta Caravan in Finnmark has started a service to assist customers with selling their used motorhomes and caravans. The offer is presented as an easier alternative to private sales and is currently described as unique in the region.

A heath fire broke out on Friday evening at Hatleskogvollen in Lavik, Høyanger. The fire service fought the blaze, which destroyed several vehicles including cars, caravans and a tractor.

The 2025 model year saw the introduction of the Malibu Genius 641 LE motorhome based on the Mercedes Sprinter. The model features a chassis extended by half a meter, providing additional interior space and a large garage area. It is offered with a diesel engine producing 150 or 170 horsepower and a manual or automatic transmission.

Norwegian Patrick Carlos Olsen has lived in a motorhome for seven years while working remotely. He states this lifestyle is more social than commonly perceived, though it complicates dating. Fuel is the primary expense.

Honda has presented the Base Station prototype, a smart caravan concept designed for electric vehicles. The unit features an intelligent management system and can function as a mobile charging station. The concept showcases the integration of a living module with an EV's power system.

A Norwegian court has sentenced the driver of an escort vehicle involved in drug smuggling. The man received seven years in prison for transporting ten kilograms of cocaine concealed in a motorhome. Two other participants were previously sentenced to eight years for a similar crime involving amphetamine.

Several Norwegian municipalities are implementing bans on motorhome entry and parking in their areas. The restrictions aim to reduce pressure on local infrastructure and the environment. Motorhome owners are advised to check local regulations before traveling.

A head-on collision occurred between a car and a motorhome in Sogndal, Norway. The accident resulted in injuries, and emergency services were dispatched to the scene. The crash caused a temporary road closure.

A property owner in Færder municipality is accumulating a daily fine for illegally placed caravans. Following an inspection in February last year prompted by complaints, the owner was ordered to rectify the violations, but the case remains unresolved. The accumulated penalty has now reached tens of thousands of kroner.

The municipality of Hamar has decided to introduce a nightly parking fee for motorhomes at the popular Furubergstranda site to increase turnover and address local parking shortages. The fee of 180 NOK applies from 10 PM to 8 AM and was approved on November 26 as part of the 2026–2029 action plan. The council expects the charge to reduce the number of vehicles and generate annual revenue of around 100,000 NOK, while enabling future development of the area.

A Norwegian couple, aged 23 and 26, has made a drastic lifestyle change. They quit their jobs, sold their house, and plan to live in a converted vehicle. The decision was made in the summer of 2025 after they became a couple.

A person was found dead following a motorhome fire on Gimsøy, Norway, on Monday, December 29. Police have indicated they have an idea of the victim's identity but have otherwise been sparing with details about the incident.

The motorhome and caravan dealer Os Caravan reports strong sales after moving to new premises. Three caravans and one motorhome were sold in the first few days after opening. The company is now preparing an opening exhibition in the newly renovated facilities.

Benzini Campers has launched a new platform allowing private motorhome owners to rent out their vehicles. The company, which started with one self-built motorhome six years ago and now manages a fleet of 30, is expanding its business model in Sandefjord.

Yrjan Olsnes, a Norwegian businessman, leaves his expensive watch in his motorhome when he goes for a swim in the sea. This highlights a practical approach to luxury and leisure, combining high-value assets with a mobile lifestyle.

A small farm campsite in Lund municipality has become a finalist in a national competition for Norway's best motorhome stop. The site, which opened in 2023, was nominated by users and is now one of six finalists in a public vote ending January 12. It distinguishes itself by offering a quiet, rural experience with a capacity of about 20 motorhomes, primarily attracting international tourists from Germany and the Netherlands.

A new waste disposal station for motorhomes and caravans is being built in Rjukan, Norway. Construction has begun on the parking lot of Rjukan Chapel, three years after the previous facility at Svadde was removed. The project addresses a long-standing demand from the tourism sector.

Police in Tromsø responded to a report of a motorhome that could not ascend Røstbakken hill. The vehicle was found partially in a ditch and partially on the roadway, but traffic could still pass. A recovery vehicle has been ordered to remove it.

The decline in new motorhome sales in Norway slowed significantly in 2025, though the market remains volatile. Sales of heavy motorhomes over 3,500 kg fell by only 2.5%, a sharp improvement from the 18.3% drop in 2024. Adria was the top-selling brand overall with 151 registrations, while Challenger led in the under 3,500 kg category.

A person was found dead in a burnt-out motorhome on Gimsøy in Vågan. Emergency services responded to the fire around 9:30 AM on Monday; the vehicle appears to be registered abroad. Police are working to identify the deceased and clarify the vehicle's registration details.

From January 1, 2026, smoking in a vehicle with children present will be banned in Norway, with a fine of 3600 kroner. Tax adjustments in the state budget are minor, but private operators are increasing prices for services, including toll tag rentals and overnight stays at motorhome sites.

Scandinavia experts debunk the myth of the region being completely overcrowded. The issue is the concentration of tourists in a few popular hotspots during peak season, while vast areas remain empty. Key advice includes avoiding hyped locations, using verified apps to find parking spots, and respecting local rules, especially regarding the right of public access, which does not apply to motor vehicles.

LMC Caravan has launched the Innovan Pure series, a new campervan aimed at first-time buyers seeking a simpler and more affordable entry into the market. It will have its official premiere at the CMT show in Stuttgart in January 2026, with a starting price in Germany of 48,990 euros. The series is based on a Citroën chassis with 140 horsepower and is offered in three lengths, featuring functional layouts derived from existing models.

In Norway, a driver was operating a caravan with a blood alcohol concentration above the legal limit. His wife and daughter were also in the vehicle. The prosecutor requested a substantial fine, but the court imposed half that amount.

Norwegian authorities discovered a trailer with Polish license plates that were registered to a Polish motorhome, not the trailer itself. The driver was reported for document forgery after a control at Ånestad on Løten revealed the trailer's chassis number was hidden and it was actually Norwegian. The vehicle was immobilized and will not be allowed to drive with the false plates.

A motorhome was stolen from Stjørdal city center during the night to Friday. Police are now asking the public for assistance in the case.

Emergency services responded to a fire in a caravan at a small campsite in Løkkevika, Skjeberg on Monday evening. The caravan was fully ablaze upon arrival, and police have apprehended one person suspected of involvement in the incident.

Police reported a fire in a caravan in Gossen on Tuesday morning. According to the operations manager, the blaze is under control with no risk of spreading. Emergency services are on site, except for police who have not yet arrived.

Firefighters were dispatched to a residential area in Elverum following reports of smoke from a camper van. The incident was reported by a neighbor, leading to a multi-unit response from the fire department.