Residential module for motorhomes sold for 8.9 million rubles

A motorhome based on Ural Next 6x6 chassis has been introduced on the Russian market. The 5.3-meter model accommodates five people and features a kitchen, shower, autonomous heating, and a 250-liter water tank.

A fully equipped motorhome is listed for sale in the Altai Mountains. It features a kitchen with a stove and oven, a shower cabin, a composting toilet, and a double bed. The interior length is 4.5 meters, and the price is 1.4 million rubles.

A compact motorhome with full amenities for autonomous living is listed for sale in the Altai Mountains. The interior cabin length is 4.5 meters, and the vehicle is equipped with a kitchen, double bed, bathroom, shower cabin, solar panels, and a water heater. The seller suggests its use for accommodation on the premises of tourist bases. The price is 1.4 million rubles.

A compact Sandtrekker XS trailer is now available for rent in Moscow. The caravan holds 70 liters of water and 18 liters of gas, is equipped with a kitchen, heating, and a shower, and does not require a BE license category for towing.

A traveler from the Netherlands reached Yakutsk in a standard 2012 Volkswagen Up city car. For the journey in temperatures down to -50°C, the car was modified with a suspension lift kit, a reinforced clutch from a Polo, a 140-amp alternator, and an engine pre-heater. The digital dashboard failed at -45°C, and transmission fluids thickened.

The Russian company 'Avtokemper Prom' has built a single motorhome unit based on the Lada Niva truck (VIS-2346) for a customer in Germany. The vehicle is equipped with a living module containing a shower, toilet, kitchen, and sleeping area, along with a modified transmission featuring a reduction gear. The powertrain remains standard — a 1.7L petrol engine (83 hp) with permanent all-wheel drive.