Chinese automaker Ruixiang Auto launched the Wangpai M7 camping version on March 27. Based on an MPV platform, it comes in two trims: Qinglv (with bar cabinet, sleeping area, side awning) and Meitu (with double bed, mattress, aluminum floor). Priced from 89,800 yuan (~$12,400), it features a 2.0L petrol engine and 5-speed manual, avoiding diesel restrictions. The factory modular design allows DIY upgrades such as additional batteries, inverter, and air conditioning.
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Chinese automaker Ruixiang Auto launched the Wangpai M7 camping version on March 27. Based on an MPV platform, it comes in two trims: Qinglv (with bar cabinet, sleeping area, side awning) and Meitu (with double bed, mattress, aluminum floor). Priced from 89,800 yuan (~$12,400), it features a 2.0L petrol engine and 5-speed manual, avoiding diesel restrictions. The factory modular design allows DIY upgrades such as additional batteries, inverter, and air conditioning.