The Russian company Volgatrade has presented a new motorhome built on a KAMAZ 43118 6×6 chassis. The vehicle is designed to accommodate up to six people and features a living module with a kitchen, bathroom, and a separate bedroom. It is intended for off-road travel while maintaining the autonomy of all onboard systems.

A custom-built camper van based on a rare 2006 GAZ Trofim pickup truck is listed for sale in Krasnogorsk for 3.5 million rubles. The three-year project features a living module over 4 meters long with four sleeping berths, a kitchen, and a bathroom. The vehicle is powered by a 2.4-liter Chrysler engine producing 137 hp, with 70,000 km on the odometer.

A motorhome styled after the Soviet-era GAZ-24 "Volga" car has been presented. The exterior design replicates the classic features of the model, including the radiator grille and headlights. The interior is equipped with sleeping berths, a kitchen, and a bathroom required for travel.

A new self-assembly motorhome has been introduced, featuring a modular interior design. The vehicle's interior components can be assembled by the owner, similar to flat-pack furniture. The model is based on a Toyota platform.

A converted motorhome based on a 2006 Trophim pickup truck is for sale in the Moscow region. The 4.1-meter living module contains beds, a bathroom with a shower, and a kitchen. The engine has been replaced with a 2.4-liter Chrysler EDZ producing 137 hp. The asking price is 3.5 million rubles.

A motorhome conversion based on the Shacman X3000 6x6 off-road truck has been presented. It includes seven sleeping berths, a balcony, a hammam, and extensive off-grid systems for power and water. The vehicle is designed for autonomous travel in remote areas.

A new self-contained motorhome based on a MAN TGM 4x4 chassis has been presented in Russia. The vehicle features a 320 hp diesel engine, automatic transmission, and is designed to accommodate four people. Key specifications include 300-liter freshwater capacity, a 120-liter auxiliary fuel tank, six solar panels, and comprehensive off-road equipment.

A Siberian firm has developed a motorhome conversion based on the Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series. The vehicle features a modified suspension, two 90-liter fuel tanks, and a 238 hp engine. The living module is designed for three people and can operate in temperatures from -45°C to +40°C, equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, and solar charging capability.

A rare 'Trofim' camper van, built using the body of a GAZ-24 'Volga' car, has been listed on the secondary market. The asking price is 3.5 million rubles. The vehicle is a custom conversion and not a mass-produced model.

The Moscow-based company Lux Form has introduced a removable living module named 'Elbrus' for pickup trucks, including the UAZ. The module features an electrically operated pop-up roof, sleeping accommodations for three, a compact kitchen, and starts at 980,000 rubles. A fully equipped motorhome based on a modified UAZ is priced at approximately 2.5 million rubles.

A motorhome based on the GAH "Trofim" pickup truck with a GAZ-3110 cab is for sale in the Moscow region. The vehicle is styled after the GAZ-24 "Volga" and features a living module with a shower and toilet, as well as a 2.4-liter Chrysler engine. The asking price is 3.5 million rubles.

The Russian company 'Volgatrade' has presented a new expedition motorhome based on the Ural Next truck chassis. The vehicle is painted in camouflage, equipped with winches, and features a 5.3-meter long living module with a kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping accommodations for five people. The price of the living module is 8.73 million rubles, while the complete motorhome costs 19.71 million rubles.

The Nizhny Novgorod company Volgatrade has developed an expedition motorhome based on the Kamaz-43118 truck. The 7.2-meter living module includes a lounge, bedroom, bathroom, sauna, and is powered by solar panels. The package with a trailer for ATVs is priced at 35 million rubles.

The Russian company Volgatrade has presented an expedition motorhome based on the all-wheel drive KAMAZ-43118 truck. The 7.2-meter living module includes a sauna, bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom. The complete set with a trailer for equipment costs 35 million rubles.

A new expedition motorhome based on the MAN TGM 4×4 truck has been developed in Russia. The vehicle is designed for seven people, features winches, an expanded 430-litre fuel tank, and a full set of living amenities. The price for this configuration is 35.7 million rubles.

The Russian company Volgatrade has presented a motorhome for harsh conditions based on the Ural Next chassis. The 6-meter long living module is equipped with gas heating, a wood-fired sauna, and can accommodate up to seven people. The price with the chassis is 21.8 million rubles.

A Russian workshop has built a motorhome on a three-axle KAMAZ-43118 chassis. The key feature is a long-burning wood-burning stove-fireplace, rarely used in mobile homes due to installation and safety complexities. Autonomy is provided by solar panels, 800 Ah batteries, and a 400-liter water supply.

A Russian freelancer completed a 5000-kilometer journey across the country in a motorhome he converted himself. The route covered several regions, and the trip was organized for remote work. A video report of the journey was published on a news portal.

An old truck has been converted into a fully-fledged motorhome with living space. The interior includes a kitchen, sleeping areas, and a bathroom. The project showcases the possibility of creating mobile housing on a non-standard chassis.

Olesya and Dmitry Morozov from Kursk, Russia, built a motorhome themselves using a 2002 Iveco Daily van. The conversion cost 300,000 rubles and took two months of work in early 2023. Since then, they have traveled over 45,000 kilometers across Russia, including Karelia, the Caucasus, and the Murmansk region.

Volgatrade has presented a motorhome project based on a modified Ural 9593 8x8 truck chassis. The approximately 9-meter vehicle is designed as a mobile hotel complex with three insulated modules for year-round use. It features a full kitchen, bathroom, heating, air conditioning, and a power supply system. The conversion cost for the 12-person layout is stated at 16.8 million rubles, excluding the chassis.

The Russian company Volgatrade has presented a motorhome based on the six-wheel-drive Ural Next truck. The 5.3 x 2.4 x 2 meter living module accommodates 4-5 people and features a kitchen, bathroom, and heating systems. The complete vehicle on a new chassis costs 19.71 million rubles, while converting an existing truck costs 8.73 million.

Independent designers have published renderings of a potential camper van version of the classic Russian UAZ-452 utility vehicle. The concept images show a fully equipped interior with a kitchen, seating, and sleeping areas. The unofficial project highlights the model's potential for off-road travel but is not an official manufacturer announcement.

Omskavtodom has developed a motorhome based on the GAZ Sadko Next 4x4 off-road truck. The vehicle features a 210 hp diesel engine, three 200-liter fuel tanks, and a living module with a kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping for four. Power is supplied by solar panels and gel batteries.

A Russian firm has developed a luxury expedition motorhome based on a Mercedes-Benz Arocs 8x8 chassis. The vehicle is designed for off-road use and harsh climates, featuring four sleeping berths, a full kitchen, a bathroom with a hammam function, and extensive storage. Its price is 53.3 million rubles.

A Russian company has built a custom motorhome on a used MAN TGL truck chassis for a private client. The vehicle features a living area, kitchen, bathroom, a Finnish sauna, and a 500-liter fresh water tank. Power is supplied by three 200 Ah batteries charged by solar panels. The project's cost is rumored to be around 20 million rubles.

An auction has started in Sayanogorsk for a self-contained motorhome built on a 2020 GAZelle chassis. The vehicle features a 2.8L diesel engine, full insulation, a 8kW heater, and a 120L freshwater system. It is equipped for off-grid living with 400Ah of battery capacity, a 2.2kW inverter, and comprehensive monitoring via four cameras.

A custom-built motorhome based on a 2007 Ural-4320 truck is listed for sale in Armavir, Krasnodar Krai. The vehicle features a 230 hp diesel engine, all-wheel drive, and is equipped for off-grid living with 1.5 kW solar power, 300L water storage, a gas heater, air conditioning, and a satellite TV. The asking price is 4.5 million rubles.

A motorhome conversion based on the 2025 UAZ Cargo features a fully-equipped living module designed for autonomous travel. The project utilizes the domestic commercial vehicle for its robust construction and ease of maintenance, positioning it as a practical alternative to expensive factory-built campers.

A 2001 GAZ-3308 4x4 truck chassis has been converted into a semi-integrated motorhome and listed on the secondary market in Sarapul. The vehicle's original engine was replaced with a modern gasoline unit in 2018, and it has had only two owners. The owner is also open to trading it for a compact SUV like a Lada Niva.