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Recommended Brands and Models of Chinese Motorhomes Around 100,000 Yuan

19.03.2026 04:04 1 min 1 source РУС
cj.sina.cn ZHO

The article presents several entry-level Chinese motorhomes and camper vans. Models include the Rango G7 built on a Futian G7 chassis, the Sunshine Shangyou Hiace motorhome priced at 99,800 yuan with a 2.0L engine and drivable with a C1 license, and the Yutong T310 travel trailer priced at 89,800 yuan with a length of 5030 mm. The Fusheng Jinbei Hiace King model, based on a Maxus V80 chassis, costs 138,000 yuan and has a height of 2070 mm, allowing access to underground parking.

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Recommended Brands and Models of Chinese Motorhomes Around 100,000 Yuan

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An overview of several Chinese motorhomes and camper vans in the budget segment is presented. The models include self-propelled motorhomes like the Wuling Q500 (from 89,800 yuan), Dongfeng Yufeng S16 (99,900 yuan), and Sunshine Shangyou Haishi (99,800 yuan), as well as the Yutong T310 travel trailer. Key parameters include fuel consumption from 7L/100km, capacity for 4 to 6 people, dimensions, and various engine options.

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