Groups of friends and families are choosing motorhomes

Toyota introduced the PROACE MAX Tanuki, a camper van aimed at long-term travel. Available in two configurations (Tanuki 599 and 636) over 6 meters long. It features a 2.2L diesel engine (140 or 180 hp), full off-grid living equipment: kitchen, toilet, shower, 90L fridge, solar panels, and a 135 Ah lithium battery. Orders are open in Europe; official price not yet announced.

American entrepreneur David Green is launching production of compact camper trailers Kampy R.V. EAS in Paraguay with support from the Vice Ministry of SMEs. The product is a collapsible trailer with 14-inch tires and 30 cm ground clearance, adaptable to different vehicles. The project reflects a trend of attracting foreign investment to Paraguayan industry.

Kia has unveiled the PV5 electric van. A modular kit from VanLab transforms it into a camper in five minutes without tools. Priced around $2,000, the kit includes a bed, kitchen, and storage systems.

A Brazilian retiree has been living in a converted motorhome since 2013, traveling across Brazil and South America. Meanwhile, in Paraguay, former journalist Ramón Duarte founded a company producing mini-campers and motorhomes.

Korean YouTuber FISH13 showed a trip in a Kia Tasman pickup camper in heavy rain, while an owner of a 2017 Iveco Daily built a two-story camper with solar panels and manual controls

A motorhome caught fire on February 3, 2026, at the intersection of Route 228 and Monteagudo Avenue. An attendant from the Axion service station was first on the scene with a fire extinguisher, followed by volunteer firefighters who performed cooling operations. The incident resulted in no injuries, with damage limited to the vehicle's electrical system and the driver and passenger seats.