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Juan Pablo and Mica from San Juan, Argentina, arrived in Kansas, USA, in a Yafar Joven motorhome to support the Argentine national team during the World Cup. They traveled via Miami and plan to visit Dallas and Miami, following the team throughout the tournament. During the trip, they encountered hurricane-force winds but continued their journey.

US manufacturer Polydrops presented the limited-edition P21X caravan in early June 2026, based on the P21 model. It features increased ground clearance (38 cm), independent suspension, and all-terrain tires. The caravan includes a 1,300 W solar panel system, a 5 kWh battery (10 kWh optional), and four berths. Price starts at $76,900; only 20 units will be built. European availability has not been confirmed.

According to the RV Industry Association, US motorhome manufacturers shipped 13.5% fewer units to dealers in January–April 2026 compared to the same period last year. The association lowered its full-year delivery forecast to 300,000–328,100 units, down from 342,200 units in 2025. The decline is linked to a fifth consecutive month of falling consumer spending on recreational goods, the longest such drop since 2008. Consumer registrations of motorhomes fell nearly 22% in March and 17% in April year-over-year.

California-based Bossi Vans has unveiled the Goliath, a camper built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2024 4x4. The vehicle features 34-inch BFGoodrich KO3 tires, King suspension, a reinforced CAtuned front bumper, and a Warn winch. Inside, it includes two folding benches, a kitchen with an Isotherm Cruise 200 refrigerator, convection microwave, and sink, plus a rear lounge with two sofas. Off-grid capability is supported by an 800 Ah lithium battery, 3000 W inverter, two 175 W Renogy solar panels, and a 113 L fresh water tank.

In late March, Coley Brady reduced the workweek at its motorhome factories in Elkhart, Indiana, from five to four days. This followed a decline in sales during the key spring season, attributed to geopolitical tensions and rising fuel costs.

A rare combination of a 1968 Chevrolet C20 CST Custom Camper pickup and a 1966 Del Rey Sky Lounge camper is for sale in Arizona. The 3.35-meter-high vehicle features a 6.5-liter V8, dual fuel tanks, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic windows. The owner recently rejected a $60,000 bid at auction.