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Futian has unveiled a camper version of its Mars 7 pickup truck. The vehicle features a hard-shell pop-up roof with a two-person tent, all-wheel drive, and a 2.0L diesel + 48V mild hybrid powertrain. Unlike standard pickups, this model is certified as a motorhome, allowing for a 15-year usage period without mandatory scrappage restrictions.

Chinese company Farizon has launched two fully electric campers based on the SuperVAN platform. The compact X-Van with a pop-up roof starts at €32,000 and claims 460 km under CLTC cycle, while the larger Carryboy x Farizon Campervan accommodates up to five people, features a full bathroom and kitchen, with a claimed range of 372 km.

The Maxus Interstellar H motorhome is now available for purchase with a starting price of 323,800 yuan. Dealerships are offering discounts of up to 75,000 yuan on all models in the lineup for orders placed.

BAIC Foton and Weishijie have unveiled a motorhome based on a micro-truck chassis. The model will be displayed at an exhibition in Chengdu from May 15 to 17, 2026, and offers a choice between a petrol and an electric powertrain, as well as two interior layout options.

A dealership in Southern China is offering a discount of up to 23,000 yuan on the SAIC Maxus V80 motorhome. The model's price starts from 127,800 yuan after the maximum discount is applied.

An owner shared their experience using a 2020 Noyou Maxus V80 motorhome with 49,000 km on the odometer. The vehicle is equipped with a 2.5-liter diesel engine, automatic transmission, a 640 Ah lithium battery, solar panels, and sleeps four. The owner highlights the need to account for its 3.1-meter height while driving and to maintain the systems regularly.