Report a problem

What is the problem?

Could not attach a screenshot — send without it

Filters

Xiaomi unveils camper SUV with pop-up roof for 299,900 yuan

09.09.2026 03:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
news.china.com ZHO + 1 more
Xiaomi unveils camper SUV with pop-up roof for 299,900 yuan
Original source: m.sohu.com

In Brief

Xiaomi presented the Pengcheng N90 Max Explorer Edition on September 7 at 299,900 yuan. Over 10,000 orders were placed in 4 minutes. The pop-up roof model is classified as a cultural leisure vehicle.

Xiaomi has unveiled the Pengcheng N90 Max Explorer Edition, classified in China as a "plug-in hybrid cultural leisure vehicle" rather than a traditional SUV. The 5285 mm-long vehicle with a 3080 mm wheelbase features a factory electric pop-up roof that increases interior height to 2.29 meters and a two-level layout with a sleeping area. When folded, it can be used as a regular SUV.

The price is 299,900 yuan, below the expected 350,000. According to official data, more than 10,000 orders for the entire Pengcheng line were placed within 4 minutes. In the first half of 2026, 5,315 campers were registered in China, up 64.2% year-on-year.

Aggregated by OpenVan.camp from the public sources listed below, with AI-assisted translation and summary. We always link to the original source. Machine translation may differ from the original -- check the source for important details. Images and content remain the property of their respective owners. Copyright information

Story sources

Xiaomi launches SUV with pop-up roof for camping

09.09.2026 news.china.com ZHO Original source

Xiaomi N90 Explorer: SUV with pop-up roof positioned as motorhome alternative

08.09.2026 m.sohu.com ZHO Original source

CN China — fuel prices

Updated: 05.09.2026

RON 92

$1.20 /l

CNY8.06 · €1.04/l

47 of 167

cheaper than 72% of countries

RON 95

$1.27 /l

CNY8.54 · €1.10/l

27 of 102

cheaper than 75% of countries

RON 98

$1.50 /l

CNY10.07 · €1.29/l

11 of 28

cheaper than 64% of countries

Diesel

$1.15 /l

CNY7.74 · €0.99/l

39 of 166

cheaper than 77% of countries

Popular route

Distance

Fuel cost

~

Est. time

~

Visas and vehicle on this route

Working out the rules for this route…

No passport set — showing the common ones. Tap yours to count by it alone.

Count the days by trip dates

Reference data, not legal advice. Rules change without notice — check with the consulate or at the border.

Quiz: test yourself
Guess the vanlife lingo — 3 quick questions
1 / 3
Q1 What does payload mean on a motorhome?

Best regions in the coming days

Shanxi +23°·19 km/h
92
Ningxia +26°·36 km/h
92
Inner Mongolia +25°·27 km/h
91
Jilin +24°·39 km/h
91
Gansu +24°·20 km/h
90
Avoid now
Hainan +26°·68 km/h
52
Guangdong +29°·42 km/h
52

You May Be Interested

All News

News from China

All News

In 2025, China registered about 23,600 new motorhomes, up 24.5% year-on-year, with the total fleet nearing 270,000 units. The three central provinces of Hubei, Jiangxi and Henan filed 351 new models (39.9% of the national total) and accounted for nearly half of domestic sales. Hubei leads with 54 manufacturers and 253 models, while the city of Suizhou holds a 31% market share, selling over 4,000 motorhomes annually.

Chery has unveiled the entry-level Rivul Qijie A700 camper van, set to debut at the Chengdu RV Show on September 19–21, 2026. The 5.99-metre model, powered by a 2.0T diesel engine with an 8-speed automatic, targets couples and is priced under 300,000 yuan. Equipment includes a 48V 200Ah lithium battery, 510W solar panel, 8000W inverter, 105-litre fresh water tank and a 2.1-metre convertible bed.

A mother in Shandong purchased a motorhome for 200,000 yuan and parked it in a park 700 meters from her son's school to accompany him during his studies. She claims the arrangement is more economical than renting: three years of nearby rent would exceed 200,000 yuan, while the motorhome can be resold for about half its purchase price after high school. Daily parking costs 10 yuan, solar panels cover basic electricity needs, and the son gains 20 extra minutes of sleep. Online commenters noted potential issues including winter heating, summer cooling, wastewater disposal, parking restrictions, and hidden costs such as depreciation and maintenance.

Suggest news or event

Sent to "Submissions" for moderation

All suggestions go through automated checks and moderation. We publish excerpts and a link to the original source. By submitting you agree to Copyright Holders, Terms, Privacy Policy and Cookies.

Install OpenVan.camp

Get quick access and offline reading.

→ Glossary