Crosscamp 541: 5.4-meter motorhome launched in Taiwan from NT$3.58 million

Ouma Enterprise launched the Crosscamp 541 motorhome in Taichung. The 5.4-meter model is the first in its class to feature a certified tow hitch. Prices start at TWD 3.58 million, with deliveries expected in the second half of 2026.

Mitsubishi introduced an updated version of the Freeca model for 2004. The vehicle received a new exterior design as part of the corporate style, including a modified grille, headlights, and taillights. The interior features leather seats, wood trim, and a multimedia system with VCD and karaoke. The model is powered by a 2.0-liter engine producing 114 hp and a 4-speed automatic transmission. The Exceed trim includes a rearview camera with a color display in the rearview mirror.

The Jiaoxi Laoye resort in Yilan County, Taiwan, has completed a major renovation, introducing a new accommodation concept: guests can first stay in a camper van at the 'Detian' camping area, then move to the main hotel building. The camper van sleeps up to five, includes a private toilet and shower, and features L:A Bruket toiletries. The campsite offers a 9-hole putting green, evening outdoor room service with hot pot, and a mobile bar. The renovated main building now houses the 'Chaliao Qingquan' tea lounge designed by Atelier Akira Ito, where guests who have stayed over 10 times can enjoy complimentary afternoon tea.

Mammoth Overland has unveiled the XLE travel trailer, marketed as a mobile shelter for extreme scenarios. The model features bulletproof glass, HEPA pressurization, 360-degree night vision, and a 37mm flare launcher. Price is approximately NT$4 million.

DPP candidate for Huatan Township Mayor Ye Jiyuan proposed establishing a legal overnight RV parking area near Hushanyan Temple. The initiative aims to boost nighttime economy and tourism in the area, which attracts at least 200,000 visitors annually during the daylily bloom season.

Ye Jiyuan, candidate for township chief in Huatan, proposes a legal overnight parking zone for RVs and campers at Hushanyan Temple's lily field, aiming to extend tourist stays and increase local spending