Xiaomi Pengcheng N90 debuts at Wuhan motorhome show

On September 9, the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), co-hosted by UNCTAD, WIPO, China's Ministry of Commerce and the Beijing municipal government, opened at Shougang Park in Beijing. Huatie Fengtu displayed a Dachi Iveco motorhome with a side slide-out in the outdoor area of Hall 9 and announced rental rates from 399 yuan per day on weekdays in September, plus five-day packages for the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays. The company operates a direct-sales model with headquarters in Hangzhou and a Beijing service center in Shunyi; users with a Sesame Credit score of 700 or above can rent without a deposit.

33-year-old Xu Song from Guizhou converted a used camper into a mobile barbershop and drove about 2,600 km along G318 in a month, earning over 6,000 yuan from haircuts.

Jinghang has unveiled a C-class motorhome based on an Iveco chassis, with a focus on its interior layout. The vehicle is a self-propelled RV, and a video showcases its well-designed interior, emphasizing practicality and comfort.

An owner has published a DIY conversion of the Ti 7 crossover into a sleeping camper without modifying the vehicle's structure. A three-piece kit — a boot box, a gap-filling panel and an extension board — cost about 400 yuan. After levelling, the sleeping area exceeds 1.9 m in length and the cabin height is about 95 cm. A ready-made module is available for 500–800 yuan. The model comes in two-wheel-drive Max and four-wheel-drive Ultra versions, priced at approximately 200,000 and 250,000 yuan respectively.

At a recent Xiaomi event, the Pengcheng N90 Max Explorer Edition with a roof tent was unveiled, drawing comparisons to a 'Xiaomi motorhome'. The vehicle is listed in the MIIT catalog as a 'plug-in extended-range hybrid cultural-life service vehicle' rather than a conventional multi-purpose passenger vehicle. Xiaomi has confirmed that the vehicle is classified as a small special-purpose bus, and is subject to the same inspection, traffic restriction, and holiday toll-free highway policies as regular passenger cars. However, the initial registration process may differ, and the author notes potential difficulties at registration service points unfamiliar with this vehicle type.

A video posted on Weibo shows a trip in a self-converted camper van from Yangzhou to the Daocheng Yading scenic area in Sichuan Province. The 2,800 km route was driven along national highways. The video was published as part of Weibo's new user welcome program.