Chinese village Wugang attracts RVs with free services

A Chinese woman shared a video showcasing the interior of a converted bus used as a motorhome. The footage was taken during a road trip with her husband to Sayram Lake in Xinjiang. The video highlights the layout and equipment of the vehicle.

A tourist from Shenyang, Mr. Liu, filed a lawsuit against Chengdu Shengjinxiang Technology, operator of Xirui car rental, after the vehicle rented via Hello Chuxing lacked an operating license. The rental company denies the claims and has filed a counter-complaint for defamation. Hello Chuxing removed Xirui from its platform but stated it only provides information aggregation services and is not liable for disputes.

Changan, through its subsidiary Chongqing Changan Kuayue Commercial Vehicle Co., Ltd., has submitted an application to China's MIIT for a new plug-in hybrid motorhome model (CKS5042XLJX9RD01REEV). The vehicle is equipped with a lithium iron phosphate battery from CATL and a 1.5-litre petrol generator engine (H15RC) from Chongqing Xiaokang Power. The body length stays under 6 metres, allowing driving with a standard C1 licence. Passenger capacity options are 2, 4 or 6 people. Top speed is 90 km/h. The filing marks Changan's entry into the hybrid motorhome segment.

A programmer born in 1996 quit his job and embarked on a road trip using a three-wheeled vehicle. He arrived in Luoyang, where the repair of his vehicle by a mechanic known as Brother Liang is progressing well.

The article describes a motorhome journey along the Nalati route in Xinjiang, allowing travelers to explore the region's scenic grasslands in a single day. It highlights the route's features and the advantages of this type of travel.

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology published the 409th batch of new vehicle models, including the Shanluan Senye PWS5040XSY, Longxinghui HLV5043XSYJX6 and Longcui JSA5041XLJ campers.