All in Caravaning event in Beijing highlights global leisure vehicle boom

In Zhanyi district (Qujing, Yunnan province), infrastructure for motorhomes has been created, including free parking zones, water supply, and toilets. Authorities have set up 'cool stations' with coordinators to handle daily issues. This is part of a strategy to attract motorhome travelers during the summer season.

Melbourne-based power solutions provider Arizon Off-Grid has opened manufacturing facilities in China to meet rising demand from caravan and RV manufacturers. The new sites include a lithium battery factory and a production hub for power control systems.

Zhongwei Chengxin and Hubei Wuhuan Special Vehicle have filed applications for certification of fully electric campers under the 408th batch of China's MIIT. The models differ in power, dimensions, and equipment.

Jiangxi Juntian Machinery has submitted a new motorhome model JKF5030XLJD23A for public disclosure under China's MIIT batch 408. The vehicle features a 3.0-liter gasoline engine producing 265 kW, a pop-up roof, and is designed for two occupants. With a length of 5.2 m and height of 2.004 m, it fits into underground parking garages and includes sleeping, cooking, and toilet facilities. Sales are expected to begin in Q3 2026.

BAIC Foton and Tangshan Yate Special Vehicle have filed applications for plug-in hybrid RVs with extended range under the 408th catalogue of China's MIIT. Both models qualify for blue license plates and C1 driving license.

China's MIIT released the 408th batch of certified RVs, featuring models on Toyota LC79, MAN TGS, Sinotruk and Jiangling pickup chassis. The new vehicles seat 2–6 people and include pop-up roofs, diesel engines and full living modules.