California specialists convert Toyota Land Cruiser 78 into an autonomous expedition camper

Hyundai Motor Group has sold 1.487 million hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) in the US over the past 10 years and 6 months, approaching the 1.5 million mark. The key growth driver is the RV (Recreational Vehicle) strategy, which includes SUVs and minivans. Since the launch of the first hybrid K5 in 2011, HEV sales have grown from 50,000 in 2022 to 100,000 in 2025. RVs account for 65% (97,000 units) of HEV sales. Top models include Tucson HEV (258,000), Santa Fe HEV (199,000), Sorento HEV (159,000), Sportage HEV (157,000), and K5 HEV (99,000). The hybrid share in the RV segment reaches 81.3%.

The owner of the former Roaring Run Resort in Donegal, Pennsylvania, faces three lawsuits: two from former members and one from the company that purchased the property in 2025 for $2.5 million. The members allege Jay Corl misrepresented how their memberships would be handled after the sale, with some seeking an injunction to prevent him from spending the proceeds. The new owner, 194 Tannery LLC, claims the membership agreements were not part of the sale and has since opened the RV park to the public, eliminating the membership model.

A camper fire on Interstate 84 in Southbury, Connecticut, closed the right lane on Monday afternoon. The incident was reported at 1:53 p.m., causing congestion on the eastbound side between exits 13 and 15, a stretch of 2.4 miles. No further details have been released.

California-based Polydrops has unveiled the P21X off-road caravan, designed for towing by electric vehicles. It features 1.3 kW solar panels and a 5–10 kWh battery. A large rear spoiler reduces drag to preserve the tow vehicle's range. Price starts at $76,900, with only 20 hand-built units planned.

A 48-year-old man was arrested Sunday evening at Uncle John's RV Park near Buckley, Washington, after firing three shots at a neighbor following a domestic dispute. No injuries were reported. The suspect was booked into Pierce County Jail.

Two groups of Argentine fans have embarked on RV journeys to support their national team at the World Cup in the US. One family from Kansas City customized an RV in team colors, while a couple from San Juan arrived in Kansas in a Yafar Joven.