The company Colorado Camper Van has converted the BrightDrop 600 electric van into a camper. The primary modification was the installation of a pop-top roof to expand the living space inside the vehicle. This is one of the first examples of a camper build based on this commercial electric vehicle model.

A bespoke camper van has been unveiled with a luxury interior. The vehicle features a walnut wood finish and includes a fully-equipped kitchen, sleeping area, and storage system.

German company Custom Camper Van has introduced the Venus camper van based on a Ford Transit. The motorhome features a pop-up roof, kitchen, shower, and heating system. The model is designed for long-term travel and is priced starting at €89,900.

Rocky Mountain Builds has put a new camper van up for sale. The vehicle features a handcrafted interior and premium woodworking.

A compact camper van built on a Land Rover Defender 110 chassis has been listed for sale on the Bring a Trailer auction platform. The vehicle features a 2.8-liter turbo diesel engine, a manual transmission, an upgraded off-road suspension, and a living module with a kitchen and a pop-up roof. The auction ends on March 10, with the current bid standing at $8,300.

A custom camper van based on a Ford Transit has been presented, designed for both weekend getaways and longer adventures. The van features a fold-down bed, a kitchen module with sink and stove, and a storage system. The project showcases an approach to creating a versatile living space within a compact vehicle.

A 36-inch soft-sided overhead storage cabinet has been introduced for Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit, and Ram Promaster vans. The organizer mounts above the driver's seat and is designed to store small items in camper vans.

In 1967, Flxible introduced the Cruiser motorhome based on a bread delivery truck. Engineer Emmett Dale designed it to reduce noise, simplify maintenance, and improve safety compared to contemporary motorhomes. Production continued until 1974 under the Mobilux brand, with an estimated 250–300 units built.

Hihaha has introduced a suede headliner fabric for do-it-yourself interior projects. The material measures 98 by 60 inches, is foam-backed, gray in color, and is designed for use in cars, trucks, RVs, and marine applications.

A new heavy-duty swivel seat base with a sliding function has been introduced. It has a load capacity of 130 kg and is designed for RVs, vans, campers, trucks, and boats. The base provides a full 360-degree rotation.

A decommissioned aircraft has been converted into a motorhome in the United States. The vehicle, named 'Fantasy Flamingo,' is designed for travel on public roads.

A DIY camper van with a practical design has been showcased. Its main feature is a fold-away shower unit designed to save space in the compact vehicle.

Unicamp USA has announced a significant increase in demand for its pop-top conversions of Toyota Sienna and Kia Carnival minivans into compact campers. The trend reflects a consumer shift toward smaller, versatile vehicles that serve as both daily drivers and weekend adventure vehicles. The company has expanded production capacity and accelerated delivery timelines to meet the rising interest.

An Oklahoma nonprofit has transformed an RV into a mobile safe space for children who have experienced abuse. The vehicle will be used for forensic interviews and support services, aiming to reduce trauma for the children involved.

An episode of HGTV's 'Building Outside The Lines' showcases a unique construction project. The team built a treehouse that incorporates an old RV to form the living quarters.

A camper van based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 144 has been presented, designed for year-round off-grid living. Its interior is noted for simplicity and versatility. The vehicle is equipped with systems for extended self-sufficient habitation.

In 1979, Popular Mechanics published plans for the Phoenix Camper, a DIY motorhome project. Builders needed a donor Volkswagen Type II chassis, with estimated construction costs around $2,000. The aerodynamic design promised fuel economy of approximately 25 mpg.

The low-roof version of the Ram Promaster is presented as a base for a compact camper van suitable for both city and adventure. Its key features are a transverse bed layout enabled by the wide body and a low overall height for parking garages. The main compromise is the lack of full standing height inside. In Europe, including Germany, the vehicle is an exclusive import and difficult to procure.

Entrepreneurs in Minneapolis purchased a former mobile dental unit for $4,470 and, after a two-year renovation, launched a food truck. The annual revenue of Flo’s Eats LLC reached $240,000. Key success factors included splitting the initial investment, risk control, and gradual expansion.

Three entrepreneurs from Minneapolis purchased a former mobile dental clinic for $5,000 and converted it into a food truck. After two years of renovations and $100,000 in investments, their Southern comfort food business now generates $240,000 in annual revenue. They serve bars, festivals, and a daytime crowd in the city center.

A custom motorhome built on a 1947 Dodge COE truck, resembling a giant wooden barrel, has been sold in Utah. The conversion features parts from a sunken ship and an old cabin, includes a full kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The owners listed it for $15,000 after reviving its 318 cubic-inch V8 engine.

A video has been published online showcasing the conversion of a box truck into a luxury motorhome. The project features a full interior finish that mimics the style of an expensive beach house, utilizing high-quality materials and a well-thought-out space layout.

A family of four in the US purchased a 400-square-meter caravan with a rotten floor and fully renovated it for permanent living. They independently replaced the flooring, added three sleeping areas, two bathrooms, and completely updated the interior. The decision to move into the caravan was driven by financial difficulties and high mortgage payments.

An American couple has revealed a project to convert their Bearhawk Five cargo aircraft into a motorhome. The main challenge was to keep the weight of the slide-out kitchen module under 100 pounds (approx. 45 kg). The setup also includes a refrigerator, Starlink internet, and solar panels, all powered by a separate energy system.

A couple who lived in a camper van for two years has moved into a tiny house. Van life was more affordable but came with hidden costs like stress and instability. The tiny house, while more expensive, provided a sense of stability and belonging that was missing on the road.

The U.S. van conversion market has matured, creating specialized builders for mobile living. The ranking is based on build quality, customer reviews, design innovation, and industry reputation. Companies like Vansmith, Outside Van, and Sportsmobile are noted for full-time builds, adventure rigs, and off-road capability, respectively.

A converted 2023 Mercedes Sprinter 4×4 has been presented in the US as a high-comfort motorhome for extended off-grid travel. Key features include four-wheel drive, an underfloor heating system, a 12 kWh LiFePO4 battery for up to a week of autonomy, and a 159-liter freshwater tank. The vehicle is priced at 225,000 US dollars.

A 2023 Ram Promaster 2500 van has been converted into a compact camper van for two people, designed for off-grid living. Key features include a 48-volt lithium battery with 13 kWh capacity, a height of 2.74 meters, a length of 6.1 meters, and front-wheel drive. The van is equipped with an induction cooktop, an interior shower, and a heating system, enabling extended stays without external hookups.

An American couple spent two and a half years converting a former school bus into a mobile home for approximately 40,000 euros. They have been traveling across North America for four years, sharing their life on social media with millions of followers. Their reported monthly fuel costs are around 420 euros.

A TV program showcases the construction of a custom pop-up camper van designed as a food truck for vegan Mexican cuisine. The Texas-based company Chewy Design Co. is building this multifunctional vehicle, which combines living quarters with a commercial kitchen, for the first time. The build includes a bed, stove, sink, and extensive storage for cooking utensils.