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Motorhomes 2026: A Global Overview of Trends and Tendencies © bez.coffee
Industry Article 4 days ago

Motorhomes 2026: A Global Overview of Trends and Tendencies

The coffee.bez.coffee 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.

Builds CH Switzerland 02.01.2026

Swiss-built MOWAG DURO 6x6 expedition motorhome offered for sale

A privately-owned expedition motorhome based on a 2006 MOWAG DURO 6x6 chassis is listed for sale in Switzerland. The vehicle, converted into a living space in 2023, features permanent 6x6 all-wheel drive, two sleeping berths, and is equipped with a diesel heater, solar panels, and lithium batteries. The asking price is CHF 245,000 (approx. €263,000), and it is available immediately.

Switzerland Road Trip | Practical Tips for Cars and Caravans from the Field © Wereldreizigers.nl
Lifestyle CH Switzerland 11.11.2025

Switzerland Road Trip | Practical Tips for Cars and Caravans from the Field

A traveler shares practical advice for a winter road trip in Switzerland with a 4x4 caravan. Key recommendations include using winter or all-terrain tires year-round, carrying snow chains, and being aware of high speeding fines and unpredictable mountain pass closures. The article also suggests using apps like Park4Night and iOverlander to find overnight stops.

If Homer Simpson had designed a camper car, it would have been like this six-wheeled Cadillac with a coffee maker and TV © motorpasion.com
Builds CH Switzerland 22.12.2025

If Homer Simpson had designed a camper car, it would have been like this six-wheeled Cadillac with a...

In 1978, Swiss designer Franco Sbarro created a mobile office based on a Cadillac Eldorado for Saudi businessman Joseph E. Adjadj. The vehicle, over seven meters long and weighing nearly three tons, featured four large seats, desks, telephones, a refrigerator, a coffee maker, and a TV, but no beds or kitchen. The project remained a single prototype, as it was considered too large, expensive, and ahead of its time for an era without remote work culture.

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