Las Heras resident travels 30,000 km in a 1977 Ford Falcon converted into a motorhome, reaches 2026 World Cup

Austin Lake RV Park and Cabins in Toronto, Ohio, has been operating for 80 years. It is consistently rated among the top campgrounds in the U.S., including recognition from USA Today. The park spans 1,300 acres of Appalachian wilderness with an 80-acre lake. It is family-run, with five generations involved.

Camping World Holdings has launched the Coleman Mach 3 air conditioner for RVs in the US market. The unit provides 13,500 BTU cooling power for medium-sized vehicles and operates on 120V power. It features low noise levels and even air distribution. The product is not officially available in Europe.

Austin Lake RV Park and Cabins in Toronto, Ohio, has added a new cabin, bringing the total to 18. The park spans 1,300 acres of Appalachian wilderness with an 80-acre lake. Amenities include pontoon boat rentals, a Wibit water park, hiking trails, and themed weekends. Cell service is unavailable and internet is weak.

Anne and Brian Klumpp sold their house for €300,000 in 2019 and purchased a 13-meter motorhome for €180,000. They have been living and working in it for six years, traveling across the US. Monthly expenses include €1,000–1,300 for campsites, $2,500 for diesel and $2,000 for gasoline annually, plus $24,000 for food and entertainment. They spend about $5,000 per year on internet and phone, combining Starlink and mobile data plans. According to RVIA, approximately 486,000 people live full-time in RVs in the US.

Honda plans to resume production of the Element model in 2029. Production is set to begin in the second quarter of 2029 at a plant in Ohio, with a target volume of around 100,000 units in the first full year. The new model will feature a hybrid powertrain and slot between the HR-V and CR-V in the lineup.

AEONrv, a Reno-based manufacturer of all-season, off-road adventure vehicles, announced its 2026 lineup, including the updated AEONv and the new AEONrv EXT with an extended wheelbase. The EXT is built on the 2026 Ford Transit AWD chassis with an 11,000-pound GVWR and 178-inch wheelbase, increasing towing capacity, cargo space, and off-grid range. The interior is entirely wood-free, using PET structural foam core from recycled bottles, reducing weight by up to 50%. The all-electric energy system includes Victron NG lithium batteries, Victron Orion XS charging, and up to 1,200 watts of rooftop solar. Pricing starts at $229,500 for the AEONv and $239,500 for the AEONrv EXT, with orders available immediately.