Orders for Kenis motorhomes in Jimo booked through August

Chinese company Juzheng Auto converted a Toyota Hiace into an RV with a VIP lounge. The van features leather seats that fold into a bed, LED ceiling lighting, a TV, and a sink. A notable addition is a toilet, which is rare in converted vans. The conversion costs approximately $50,000.

Dozens of motorhomes from across China have parked near the Dinosaur Museum in Erenhot, Inner Mongolia, as tourists seek cooler weather. Most travelers are retirees staying for several days or weeks, enjoying free campsites with lighting, water, and restrooms. The city reports a growing number of such visitors and plans to expand RV-friendly infrastructure.

Huairou District, Beijing, has opened its first comprehensive service station for self-drive tourists, upgraded from the 'Xingchen Su' motorcyclist station in Xifuying Village, Labagoumen Township. Located on the Jingjialu highway linking popular scenic spots and routes to Hebei and Inner Mongolia, the station adds services including traffic safety information, route guides, direct police alerts, emergency assistance, safety data collection, and advocacy for civilized travel. It has a direct communication link with Huairou traffic police for rapid incident response. The district now operates three such stations covering over 30 clubs and 20,000 motorcyclists.

USA TODAY published a feature on Skydream, a Chinese smart RV brand. The company has developed an integrated platform based on an electric skateboard chassis, incorporating driver assistance, energy management, and smart home systems. Its lineup includes three types of trailers: all-terrain, lightweight road, and off-road. The first production model is expected to launch in the second half of 2026 in Australia, New Zealand, and North America.

China's Ministry of Commerce and other agencies included Lanzhou in a list of 40 pilot cities for auto market reform. The city will prioritize RV camping development, including simplified registration and new infrastructure.

Authorities in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, have announced the opening of five RV campsites in scenic areas of the region. The campsites include themed zones, water sports, and lake views. Discounts for 2026 graduates are available, and the sites are equipped with electric and water hookups.