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Chinese manufacturer Nomadisen has introduced a new off-road motorhome based on a Volvo chassis with six-wheel drive and a double cab. The model is powered by a diesel engine and is designed for rough terrain. Sales are expected to begin in 2026.
On June 25, 2026, LOGOS began selling two portable power stations, the Erecan Power Station Pro600 and S1000, and a 100 W foldable solar panel. The devices feature LiFePO4 batteries and support fast charging.
Dutch conversion company Vantrac has started mass production of the Lightcamp electric camper based on the Kia PV5. Its key feature is removable modules, allowing the vehicle to be used as a cargo van on weekdays and a camper on weekends. Inside, a sliding bed measuring 188×129.5 cm is installed, and a roof pop-up tent is optional. V2L capability provides up to 3.6 kW for external devices without a generator. Price in Europe: €65,000.
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Japanese company Cradle (Osaka) has started sales of the trailer home 'Saisei no Ma' (registered trademark), equipped with a wellness space combining sound, light and magnetic field. Price starts at 11 million yen (excluding tax).
At the Husvagnsexpo in Bromölla, two flagship Swedish-built caravans were presented — the Polar Chimera (Dorotea) and the Kabe Imperial (Tenhult). Both models cost around one million kronor, have a gross weight of about 2.6 tonnes, and require an extended B or E driving licence. According to expert Marcus Dolata, the differences are mainly design-related, while technical specifications and equipment are nearly identical.
On July 21, 2026, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Dalian Lidu RV Intelligent Manufacturing Base was held in the Dalian Free Trade Zone. The project, with a total investment of 207 million yuan, covers 26,000 square meters and will feature automated production lines and intelligent management systems. Completion is scheduled for the first quarter of 2028, with an annual output of 3,000 RVs and projected annual revenue of 600 million yuan. The base will produce towable, motorhome, campground, and special-purpose RVs for both domestic and export markets, including North America, Australia, and Europe.
Japanese manufacturer Annex has launched the Liberty 52 REi, a compact camper measuring 5.23 m in length, shorter than a Toyota Hilux. It accommodates up to eight people, with five sleeping berths, a kitchen, toilet, and underfloor heating. Prices in Japan start at 15.958 million yen (approximately 85,800 euros).
Truma has unveiled the third-generation iNet X (Pro) Panel 2 digital control system. The new panel features a capacitive touchscreen, improved performance, and flush-mount installation. However, the system's functionality remains largely limited to Truma's own devices and a few partners, with minimal integration of third-party components. The panel will be available for OEM and aftermarket installation from autumn 2026.
Wholesale Warranties, a direct-to-consumer provider of RV extended warranties, announced an educational partnership with the RV Technicians Association of America (RVTAA) and National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA). The collaboration will provide RVTAA members with training on the warranty claims process. Founder Jeff Shelton will present a seminar at the 2026 RVTAA/NRVIA Expo in Athens, Texas.
Australian manufacturer Stockman has introduced the 2026 version of its Rover 2.0 mini travel trailer. The model features two awnings that expand the living space and a matte black finish. Pricing starts at 50,000 Australian dollars (30,660 euros).
TireMinder has introduced the TireMinder Smart TPMS, which the company claims is the industry's first smartphone-based tire pressure monitoring system. The system eliminates the need for a dedicated dashboard display, showing tire pressure and temperature via Apple CarPlay, Android Auto or a mobile app. Sensors check tire conditions every six seconds for slow or rapid leaks, blowouts, pressure changes and excessive heat, sending AI-powered voice alerts and push notifications. The package includes a Bluetooth adapter and signal booster, covering up to 22 tires and multiple vehicles.
The rise of caravan and tiny house living is reshaping the home appliance industry, shifting demand from large kitchen units to compact, portable technologies. French company Daan Tech has introduced the BOB Mini dishwasher, measuring 34 cm wide and weighing 10 kg, with a 3.9 L integrated water tank that eliminates the need for a fixed water connection. It uses 2.9 L of water and 0.43 kWh per cycle, washes dishes in 20 minutes, and is designed for caravans, boats, campsites, and small apartments.
The new Eleganza camper, based on the Nissan NV Caravan Super Long, debuted at the Tokyo Camping Car Show 2026. It was co-developed by Nissan Peers Field Craft and katomotor. The interior features a lounge with facing seats, a fixed bed, and a large cargo area. Insulation technology developed in a snowy region is used. Sales started on July 11, 2026.
Winnebago Industries and Progressive Insurance have entered a partnership to offer Winnebago RV owners access to Progressive insurance solutions. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Japanese company Direct Cars has introduced the DN-75 motorhome built on the Toyota Camroad platform. The base price is 13.98 million yen. The model features a body with protective panels, a sleeping area above the cab, a kitchen unit with a removable stove, and two refrigerators. Systems are powered by lithium-ion batteries.
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German company Ari Motors has introduced the compact electric camper Ari 458 Pro, priced from €30,000. It has a range of up to 230 km and 20 hp power.
Arizon has introduced two new lightweight solar panels, the Arizon Aero, available in 12V 225W and 24V 225W versions. The panels are up to 3 kg lighter than comparable models, reducing weight for caravans, motorhomes, vans, and 4WDs. The company cites advancements in solar cell and glass technology for improved power output.
Honda has unveiled the 2027 Trail Master, a factory-built camper van with all-wheel drive and off-road equipment. Base price is $80,000–$95,000, fully loaded version $115,000–$130,000. It features a four-cylinder turbo engine, permanent AWD, a double bed, kitchen, and toilet. The vehicle is aimed at buyers who need a reliable mobile home for rough terrain.
Zhejiang Jiya Intelligent Technology has introduced a 7 kW/220V utility post that integrates electric vehicle charging, motorhome power supply, and fresh water dispensing. Designed for campsites and RV parks, the unit targets the growing demand for combined refueling and replenishment for both RVs and electric cars. The post features a freeze-resistant water system, a stainless steel IP54-rated enclosure, and a QR-code-based payment system. According to the company, replacing separate charging and water stations with a single unit cuts infrastructure and maintenance costs by over 40%.
Valenti has introduced the Jewel LED Tail Lamp Retro for the Nissan Caravan (E26) and Isuzu Como. The lights feature a classic grid-pattern lens and a fade-out function for brake, reverse, and turn signals. They are compatible with all trims of the Caravan and NV350 Caravan from 2012 onward.
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