The Spanish company Vancubic has introduced a modular system for converting vans into campers. The system consists of two functional cubes—a kitchen-bathroom module and a living-sleeping module—that are installed without drilling and do not require official approval. The modules are secured with straps, each weighs 300–350 kg, and the price starts at €15,990.

Twowinds has introduced a cargo fastening kit for interior rails. The kit is compatible with VW T5, T6 Multivan, Transporter, and California models and is designed to secure furniture, a fridge, and a portable toilet. It is sold in a pack of four units.

The owner of a 2017 Iveco Daily camper van designed and built a two-story layout himself. The conversion cost over €10,000. The van is equipped with solar panels and a hand-control system for a driver with limited mobility.

Polyester insulation for camper van conversions has been presented. The DACRON material is 27 inches (approximately 68.6 cm) wide, sold by the linear meter, and is intended for thermal and acoustic insulation of the living area.

In 1999, Italian brothers and a friend converted two cars into floating campers and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. The journey from Spain to Martinique took 119 days and covered approximately 4700 kilometers. The expedition was undertaken to fulfill the dream of their dying father, who had previously attempted a similar voyage.

In 1999, Italian brothers and a friend sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in two cars converted into floating motorhomes. They departed from La Palma island and covered approximately 4700 km over 119 days, reaching Martinique. The journey aimed to fulfill the dream of their terminally ill father, who had previously attempted a similar crossing.

The Dora Camper Studio project from Marín in Galicia has won the IATI 2026 award for Best Camper Content. The studio, founded by a couple, specializes in the design and conversion of camper vans. Their social media content reaches millions, with some videos exceeding 20 million views.

The owner purchased a used Citroën C8 for €1,500 and minimally converted it for overnight stays. He removed the rear seats, installed a two-level sleeping platform, and uses the vehicle for trips to ski resorts. The owner describes it as the best car he has ever owned.

The camper van trend has extended to motorcycles. Designs now include lightweight trailer-mounted sleeping pods and models with rigid cabins integrated into the chassis. Some custom builds, like a modified Honda Gold Wing, weigh around 500 kg and present significant handling challenges. In Spain, such modifications require a complex official homologation process.

Camper Dreamin has unveiled the Sierra camper van based on a Volkswagen Crafter. The interior uses a minimalist design with extensive woodwork and includes an optional shower cabin. The conversion price starts at 31,500 euros.