Two events in China's RV industry: seminar in Wuhu and meeting in Chengdu

A China News Service correspondent reports that the enhancement of road infrastructure in Tibet has led to an increase in travelers using motorhomes to enter the region. As of the end of 2025, the total length of highways in Tibet reached 125,200 km, with 110,000 km being paved roads. Travelers note the absence of major transportation issues and the feasibility of using electric vehicles due to the availability of charging stations.

Nissan is preparing a new generation NV200 with a plug-in hybrid system and optional all-wheel drive. The debut is expected in the third quarter of 2026.

Spy photos of the next-generation Nissan NV200 have emerged in China. The model is expected to be a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) with mild off-road capability and an e-AWD all-wheel-drive system. The prototype completed winter testing in Inner Mongolia, covering over 160,000 km. The debut is scheduled for the third quarter of 2026.

In late May, as temperatures rise across China, motorhome owners from Hunan, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Liaoning provinces have begun arriving in Qujing (Yunnan) for 'reverse tourism'. They are camping at the Triathlon Sports Park, which offers free parking, restrooms, and water points. The city has also set up additional free parking areas in other public spaces, including Xihe Wetland Park and the ancient town of Nanzhongcuancheng.

Chinese company Feixiang has unveiled the Shuxinge Series FX RV S800, a motorhome that automatically transforms into a two-story dwelling with 36 sqm of space. It features solar panels and lithium batteries.

Chinese company Feixiang Group has unveiled the Shuxinge Series FX RV S800 motorhome built on an Iveco Eurocargo chassis. When parked, it automatically raises its body by 1.5 meters using hydraulic legs, expanding interior space from 18 to 36 square meters. Features include a living room with karaoke, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and an upstairs bedroom. The model runs on solar panels and lithium batteries.