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Ford has launched the fifth-generation Expedition full-size SUV in South Korea. It features a 3.5L V6 engine with 446 hp and 70.5 kg·m of torque, a 10-speed automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive. The seven-seat vehicle has a towing capacity of up to 4218 kg and is marketed for camping, leisure, and towing.
Encore RV has launched a range of compact travel trailers made of aluminium, designed to reduce the impact of towing on electric vehicle driving range. The 12RKFB model fits under a standard seven-foot garage door and features a slide-out kitchen, outdoor wet bath, and 400-watt solar system. The 14RKB is six inches taller and includes a full indoor bathroom. All trailers are wood-free, using aluminium cabinetry and structural components, and include a DC-to-DC charging system that draws power from the tow vehicle.
Airstream has introduced the Rangeline 21PL Touring Coach, a Class B motorhome built on a Ram ProMaster 3500 chassis. It features a powered lift bed that lowers to sleep two and stows flush against the ceiling, enabling four-person occupancy without a pop-up roof. The vehicle measures 20 feet 11 inches in length, has a gross weight of 9,350 lbs, and a payload of 1,290 lbs. Pricing starts at $173,400.
Ortsan Outdoor has unveiled the Mini House caravan, which measures about 4 m in travel mode and expands sideways at the push of a button, increasing living space from 8.4 to over 20 m². It features 470 W solar panels, a 200 Ah lithium battery, two 200 L tanks, a kitchen, bathroom, air conditioning, and a diesel heater. Price starts at $19,300.
Italian manufacturer Laika has introduced the new Ecovip Titanio motorhome series, built on the Fiat Ducato chassis. The models feature a grey-toned exterior, eco-leather and walnut veneer interior, and the MyLaika SCU system for remote control via app. The layout includes two sleeping areas, a kitchen with Fenix countertop, and high-density XPS insulation suitable for cold climates.
Perfect Van has launched the Fox motorhome based on the Ford Transit 4x4. The model features a hybrid water system (65-litre tank and two 5-litre canisters), a removable ReSi sink for showering, a dry separating toilet, and sheep wool insulation. The motorhome sleeps four, includes a pop-up bed and a hidden workspace. Hand-built in Baden-Württemberg. Price not disclosed.
Terex’s Recreational Vehicles segment introduced its model year 2027 lineup at a Dealer Summit in Indianapolis, featuring updates across American Coach, Fleetwood, Holiday Rambler and Renegade RV brands. The new Renegade Explorer TS, built on a Freightliner Cascadia 116 chassis with a second powered rear axle, includes a 12.5kW generator, 540Ah lithium battery system and factory-installed Starlink. MY27 models offer expanded lithium batteries, larger inverters and upgraded solar packages for extended off-grid capability.
Autoservice Schijndel, operating for less than two years, has grown its customer base and received positive reviews. A year ago, the company acquired the Ford Vugts workshop, boosting its expertise in Ford maintenance. The workshop handles all brands: from large motorhomes to luxury cars and electric vehicles. Staff undergo continuous training to keep up with modern technology.
Hyundai Motor Group has accumulated hybrid sales in the US of 1.487 million units as of May 2026, with 65% being SUVs and minivans. May sales surged 74.4% year-on-year to a record 43,392 units.
OVS introduced the XCRSN Camper Shell RTT Combo, a modular system for upgrading pickup trucks. It starts with an Expedition Truck Cap, to which users can later add the XCRSN Spacer and an integrated roof top tent. The system is designed to generate repeat business for dealers and installers through incremental upgrades.
Chengde Muniu Di Outdoor Equipment Sales Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of travel trailers, achieved annual revenue of 12 million yuan (about $1.7 million) through a livestream-based sales strategy. Since 2023, the company shifted from traditional offline channels to digital marketing, broadcasting live from its showroom and production workshops. Over two years, it accumulated 45,000 followers on social media, primarily end users and wholesale buyers, expanded sales nationwide, and began receiving overseas orders.
Hyundai Motor Group is adjusting its US production strategy by expanding hybrid output at the HMGMA plant, originally built for EVs. By May 2025, cumulative US hybrid sales reached about 1.487 million units, with 65% from RV models (SUVs and minivans). The Tucson Hybrid led sales (258,000), followed by Sportage Hybrid (199,000) and Santa Fe Hybrid (159,000). Kia recently started Sportage Hybrid production at HMGMA, turning the plant into a flexible facility for both EVs and hybrids.
Sollers Group has started production of the SF5 model at its Yelabuga plant. The vehicle is available in several configurations, including the Verso motorhome with a living module, solar panels, and an inverter. It features a 150 hp diesel engine and an automatic transmission, a first in its class. Sales are expected in Q3 2025; prices are not yet announced.
Changan Fengjing RV has launched the Changan Hunter Feizhu, a new pickup-based motorhome priced at 24.98 million yuan. Built on the Changan Hunter K70 chassis, it is positioned as a hybrid off-road pickup motorhome. It features a 2.0-liter BlueCore hybrid powertrain with dual electric motors, delivering a combined torque of 555 Nm, and a 43.47 kWh CATL battery with 2C fast charging. Total energy capacity in full charge and fuel mode is 239 kWh. The removable aluminum living module allows the vehicle to be used as a regular pickup for daily commuting. Inside, it offers sleeping space for 3–4 people, a folding table, and a sink. Standard equipment includes a 2 kW induction cooker, carbon monoxide and smoke alarms, and a 2 kg fire extinguisher.
Chinese companies BLUETTI, EcoFlow, and Jackery have been identified as top suppliers of RV power solutions. The global RV market is projected to exceed 2.4 million units shipped annually by 2026. BLUETTI offers modular systems with 6,000-cycle life, EcoFlow provides smart ecosystems with 8,000W surge power, and Jackery targets entry-level users with portable units.
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On June 26, 2026, a permanent exhibition center Lots INOUTDOOR opened in Japan, featuring the AOSAGI camper developed by YouTuber Kupio in collaboration with NTB. The Travio-based model includes a shower, toilet, and semi-stationary bed.
Evotrex, a developer of hybrid caravans, has closed a $30 million Series A round, bringing total funding to $46 million. Investors include GSR United Capital, Forebright Concerto Capital, Pegasus Capital, TTGG Ventures, and seed investor Anker. The PG5 model features a 43 kWh battery, 1.5 kW solar panels, and a 75 kW gasoline generator, enabling off-grid stays of up to 7 days. It also supports regenerative braking and V2V charging at up to 60 kW. The Premium trim is priced at approximately $159,990.
MDC has launched the XT16HR East West MK4, a hard-floor hybrid off-road caravan for the Australian market. It features a 48V electrical platform with lithium batteries and inverter, enabling efficient use of air conditioning, induction cooking, and refrigeration during extended stays away from powered sites. The caravan sleeps up to four people, includes a full ensuite, and is built with independent suspension and off-road chassis. Pricing and specifications vary by dealer and state.
An overseas buyer paid $45m for Hahei Beach Resort on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand, with approval from the Overseas Investment Office. Tasman Tourism New Zealand, a joint venture between an Australian private equity firm and a UAE-based investment company, also bought Raglan Sunset Motel for $5m. Both properties were sold by New Zealand investment group Hahei Beach Limited, which purchased them in 2015 for $13.25m and $3.88m respectively.
A new Chinese motorhome, the Xingyu Dongfeng Xiaokang 2026, has entered the Russian market. Built on a Dongfeng Xiaokang chassis, it measures 5780 × 2115 × 2790 mm and is powered by a 2.0L petrol engine producing 143 hp, paired with a manual transmission. The living module includes a 400 Ah lithium-ion battery, 400 W solar panels, a refrigerator, induction hob, air conditioning, and a diesel heater. The price is 3.509 million rubles turnkey in Moscow, including customs clearance.
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