Sale of 2024 BYD T5 Motorhome

RV manufacturer New Giao RV has suspended share trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange due to a delay in publishing its 2025 annual report. The delay stems from auditor KPMG's inability to complete the audit, awaiting a formal response from its Australian arm auditing the local subsidiary. The company also forecasted a 12-32% drop in net profit and reported share sales by major shareholders prior to the trading halt announcement.

A special camping zone for motorhomes has been set up in the ancient city of Wudi this spring. The site offers visitors free parking, as well as access to water and electricity.

Maxus has announced a temporary discount on the entire星际H motorhome lineup. The maximum discount available when ordering from a dealer is 75,000 yuan.

Chinese manufacturers of composite panels for motorhomes and travel trailers are strengthening their position in the global market. Demand for lightweight and durable materials is increasing due to the trend toward improved fuel efficiency of vehicles. Key advantages of Chinese suppliers include cost reductions of 15–30% compared to European and North American counterparts, as well as large-scale production capacity and product customization options.

Wanaka has unveiled its B+ motorhome built on a BYD T5DM chassis. The model features a height of 2.9 meters, balancing maneuverability with spaciousness, and is equipped with a 65 kWh battery and a three-tank water system. It debuted at the Chengdu RV Show from May 15-17.

A tuning-focused event for the Jetour Shanhai L7 PLUS model was held in Dali. The gathering aimed to showcase the modification potential of this compact motorhome.