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Balkan manufacturer Hip 4Family has introduced a motorhome based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a unique two-zone layout. The model features two separate living areas, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a 2,780-liter luggage compartment. Base autonomy is provided by a 100 Ah battery, expandable to 600 Ah with 840 W solar panels. The motorhome is priced at 150,000 euros.

A TikTok user known as brica.kamperica converted a Fiat 500 into a mini camper van and set off from Serbia to Portugal. The route covers 10 countries over 60 days. The vehicle is equipped with a 30-liter water tank, a battery-powered shower, and a foldable bed.

Volkswagen has unveiled refreshed versions of the Multivan and California models. Changes include a redesigned front end with LED headlights, new grille, and fresh paint options. Inside, a 12.9-inch infotainment screen, revised digital instruments, and a steering column-mounted DSG selector are featured. Wireless charging now delivers 25 W, and USB-C ports provide 60 W. Travel Assist can now recognize traffic lights and supports lane change assist. Engine options include a 2.0 TDI diesel (150 hp), 2.0 TSI petrol (204 hp), and eHybrid 4Motion plug-in hybrid (245 hp). The California Beach starts at €66,087.

Lynk & Co has unveiled the 07 GT estate with a plug-in hybrid powertrain. The model uses the brand's EM-P system with a 1.5-liter turbo engine and all-wheel drive. It features unique bumpers, roof rails, and a large spoiler on the tailgate.

The 15th international meeting of vintage car owners was held at Lake Palić. About 80 vehicles from Serbia and the region, including historic cars from Slovenia, Austria, and Germany, lined the lake shore. The oldest participant was a 1929 Ford A, which drove from Budapest under its own power.

A classic car exhibition is taking place in Subotica on June 7. The 15th international meeting of vintage car owners was held at Palić, featuring about 80 vehicles from Serbia and the region. Exhibits include a 1929 Ford A from Hungary, a 1979 police car from Slovenia, and a 1973 Volkswagen Beetle from Bosnia and Herzegovina. From 10:00 to 13:00, the caravan will move to the city center near Plava Fontana.