Book about a journey in an old Avia to be published this year

A family from Nîmes (France) is on an eight-month journey across South America in a motorhome. Kevin Dubuc, an electrician, sold his company shares, while his wife Vanessa, a rhythmic gymnastics coach, took a leave of absence. They have visited Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and are currently in Colombia. This is their first motorhome trip, having previously traveled by plane and stayed in hotels. They plan to return by late July 2026 and then embark on a European tour.

The Jurado Leyton family from Colombia sold their house and business in Argentina, converted a 14-meter bus into a motorhome, and visited five to seven South American countries in 18 months. They plan to reach Alaska.

Several stories of life on the road: a couple from Cuiabá covered 5,700 km to Patagonia, Swedish pensioners drive to Portugal, and others sell property for adventures

Hyundai has revealed the Staria Camper Concept, an electric camper van based on the Staria Electric, at the CMT show in Stuttgart. It features a pop-up roof with a 520W solar panel, a kitchen, and a double bed. The company is gauging market interest for potential production.