The 24th Shanghai International RV Show Upgraded, Co-located with Auto Trend Culture Festival at National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai)

On June 14, the Beijing Auto Museum held a themed event tied to the film 'North of the Tropic of Cancer'. The program included an exclusive trailer screening, a discussion with the director and actors, and a motorhome display on the museum square. The film is set for nationwide release on June 19, 2026.

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.

On June 15, Beijing hosted the premiere of 'North of the Tropic of Cancer', China's first feature film about RV travel. Director Zhao Hantang and actors presented the movie, which will be released on June 26.

A travel company from Weihai has launched a six-day motorhome itinerary through the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. The route covers four major grasslands, four grassland highways, the Pingdingshan Volcano Geopark, and a grassland river rafting experience. Accommodation includes hotels and Mongolian yurts, with meals and entertainment included.

Tiansai Winery in Bazhou, Xinjiang, has become a popular stop for RV travelers. Since 2020, the number of such tourists in the region has grown by nearly 300%, with an expected annual growth of over 25% by 2026. The winery offers full infrastructure: parking, catering, water and sewage services, and entertainment. The development of the transport network, including the Wuyu Expressway and the ring road around Bosten Lake, is boosting the region's popularity.