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2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 with 2,700 miles converted into camper with solar panels and Starlink

Vanspeed has converted a 2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 with 2,700 miles into a ready-to-go camper. Features include roof solar panels, Starlink satellite internet, 400 Ah lithium battery, Webasto diesel heater, Dometic air conditioning, kitchen with sink and stove, sleeping area with storage. Exterior upgrades include matte green vinyl wrap, Baja bumper, Dakar-style roof rack, winch, 17-inch Black Rhino wheels with BFGoodrich tires. The vehicle is listed for sale in Texas with a Carfax report noting minor damage to the rear and left side in October 2024.

Video about motorhomes from old IVECO Daily 2 (Part 3)

A blogger on Drive2 shares observations about converting the second-generation IVECO Daily into motorhomes. He notes that the model was produced in various countries, including Italy and Brazil, where it remains popular for such projects. In 2026, enthusiasts continue to build campers based on this vehicle, using various modifications: changing door placement, sliders, expanders, and roof racks. The author also highlights the boldness of owners who are not afraid to modify vehicles despite legal risks.

CN China

Portable roof tent conversion for Kia Carnival offers alternative to buying a motorhome

A Chinese article highlights a portable camping conversion for the Kia Carnival as a cheaper and more practical alternative to a full motorhome. The conversion features an automatic roof tent that deploys in 5 seconds via remote control, sleeping two people (max load 220 kg) on a 2.16×1.01 m mattress. The package includes a folding bed (195×110 cm) and a compact kitchen with a two-burner gas stove, water tank, and utensils. The conversion costs $16,000 (approx. 110,000 yuan), rising to $18,000 after May. The base vehicle is a Kia Carnival (length 5155 mm, wheelbase 3090 mm, boot volume 1793 L, max towing 1.5 t).

TechTinyHouse relies on Swisspacer for mobile tiny houses

TechTinyHouse, founded in 2015, uses Swisspacer warm-edge spacers and the Swisspacer Air pressure equalisation system in its mobile tiny houses. This prevents glass unit stress during frequent moves between different climates and altitudes. The houses feature a diagonal load-bearing structure that eliminates traditional walls, providing stability with minimal weight and allowing large glazed areas.

Three modification directions for Tang DM: winter comfort, bed conversion, and 28 kW fast charging

The article covers three modification options for the Tang DM: winter comfort upgrades (up to 500 yuan), rear seat flattening for a bed (800–1500 yuan), and a 28 kW fast-charging retrofit (2000–4000 yuan). Each addresses a specific pain point: cold and dirt in winter, lack of sleeping space on trips, or slow charging and high fuel consumption when the battery is depleted. Modifications may affect warranty, especially the charging system and seat alterations.

Campervan for wheelchair users presented at Travemünder Woche

At the 137th Travemünder Woche in Lübeck-Travemünde, the 'Rollin Free' campervan for wheelchair users was unveiled. Developer Linus Oehme, a 29-year-old from Lübeck with a progressive muscle disease, built the vehicle based on his own needs. The van features a ceiling lift, a cassette lift at the entrance, a wheelchair space on the passenger side, and weighs under 3.5 tonnes, making it drivable with a standard class B license. Since August 2025, the vehicle has been registered and available for rental.

Toyota Land Cruiser 78 becomes camper for 5,499 AUD — Summit Vans drops pop-top

Australian builder Summit Vans has introduced a conversion kit for the Toyota Land Cruiser 78 Troop Carrier that does not require a pop-top roof. The base furniture kit costs 5,499 AUD and excludes a fridge, battery, water system and installation. The module includes an L-shaped bench that converts into a 1,910x965 mm bed and a bamboo worktop. Factory assembly in Wollongong starts at 8,499 AUD, with a production lead time of three to four weeks. The vehicle is cramped for full-time living: standing height is not possible inside, and the bed is mainly for one person. However, it retains standard height and can still be used as a regular off-roader between trips.

JP Japan

IFUU launches 'Traveler' series based on Mercedes-Benz V-Class for luxury road trips

Japanese custom shop IFUU, known for van conversions, introduced the 'Traveler' series based on the Mercedes-Benz V-Class. Three body lengths are offered: Kompakt (4895 mm), Long (5140 mm) and ExtraLong (5370 mm). One displayed model features a Maybach-style exterior kit with grille, bumpers and hood ornament. The interior is upholstered in grey corduroy, with indirect lighting and adjustable spotlights.

Ford Transit conversion costs more than the vehicle itself

Gone Mobile Vans charges $75,000 to $95,000 for converting a 2026 Ford Transit, on top of the base price of $59,180 for the van. This brings the minimum total to $134,180. The conversion includes suspension upgrades, tires, exterior storage, and interior features: a fridge, sink, shower, toilet, EcoFlow system with 10 kWh storage, and two 100 W solar panels. The company has not disclosed the final price, weight, or payload of this specific build.

Ford Transit camper conversion costs more than the vehicle itself

Gone Mobile Vans charges $75,000–95,000 for a Ford Transit 2026 off-road conversion, on top of the base vehicle price of $59,180. Total cost starts at $134,000. The conversion includes a 50mm body lift, intercooler protection, adjustable shocks, all-terrain tires, external storage modules, and a body extension kit. Inside: 85L fridge, sink, foldable shower, toilet, heater, 91L fresh water tank, 60L grey water tank, and an EcoFlow power system storing 10 kWh with 3600W output. Only two 100W solar panels are installed, making solar a secondary source. The company did not disclose final price, curb weight, or remaining payload.

JP Japan

Mitsubishi Delica D:POP gets pop-up roof and four sleeping berths

MDF Equipment has unveiled the D:POP camper based on the updated Mitsubishi Delica D:5 minivan. The base price is 5.94 million yen (approximately $36,600 at the July 19, 2026 exchange rate). The vehicle features a pop-up roof with a 1800x1160 mm bed for two adults and an optional lower bed for $1,185. With the roof closed, the height is 1,990 mm, allowing access to most underground parking lots. Options include a D:Cooler autonomous cooler ($2,640) and a lithium auxiliary battery ($2,700).

JP Japan

Gordon Miller Motors unveils custom HiAce for car sleeping

Japanese company Gordon Miller Motors, a division of Autobacs, introduced the GMLVAN V-01 based on the Toyota HiAce. The vehicle features a solid acacia wood interior, a four-mode convertible layout (living, bed, couch, luggage), and a sleeping area of 1400×2450 mm. Sales of the V-01 have tripled annually since 2019. Also available are the C-01 on the Nissan NV200 and the S-01 on the Daihatsu Hijet Cargo.

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