Chinese company Lango has introduced the G7 camper based on the Foton G7 van. The base version costs 96,800 yuan, while the top version is 116,800 yuan. The vehicle is equipped with a 2.4-liter petrol engine producing 118 kW and a 5-speed manual transmission. An optional plug-in four-wheel drive system is available for 30,000 yuan.
The camper accommodates 5 seats and 2 sleeping places, created by transforming the rear seats. Earlier reports highlighted other affordable campers on the Chinese market under 100,000 yuan, including the Wuling Yangguang (from 109,000 yuan, electric camper with 300 km range), Iveco Daily A35 (from 129,900 yuan, 2.5T diesel), Changan Kuayue Star V7 (from 69,800 yuan, 1.6L petrol), Aitu Lvda V80 (from 119,800 yuan, 6-speed automatic), and Yizhou Star V5 (from 79,800 yuan, 8-speed automatic). All models come with sleeping areas, kitchen equipment, and storage systems.