Outbound: A Game About Exploring the World in a Motorhome

Bridgestone has launched its first tire model specifically designed for motorhomes. The Duravis Camper All Season tires feature a CP (Camping Pneu) marking, a reinforced sidewall to reduce sway, and are designed for long-term parking without deformation. The model received an A rating for wet grip under the EU Label standard, along with 3PMSF and M+S symbols confirming snow capability.

Thai company Carryboy and Chinese brand Farizon unveiled a six-meter electric camper van based on the Farizon Super Van at the Bangkok Motor Show. The interior includes a separate bathroom with shower, a kitchen with sliding elements, and a U-shaped sofa that converts into sleeping accommodations for 4-5 people. Autonomy is provided by 650-watt solar panels and an 82 kWh battery offering a range of 372 km, with a starting price of approximately $85,500.

Toyota unveiled the The Nature Explorer concept in Thailand, based on the new Land Cruiser FJ SUV. The vehicle features a roof-top tent, side awning, additional LED lights, and all-terrain tires, but these accessories are only available as optional upgrades for owners.

A 77-year-old resident of Ang Thong province has built a motorhome powered by solar energy. The vehicle does not require fuel refueling and can travel both day and night.

Spain tightened inspections for camper vans — meanwhile in Torrox, 50 motorhomes occupied a riverbed. Italians 3D-printed a motorhome from plastic in four days, Hyundai unveiled an 800-volt electric camper, and 34 million Americans are hitting the road. Demolitions in Turkey, bans in Scotland, and a woman who drove along the Baltic in an electric Smart — all in this issue.

Warendorf introduced paid motorhome parking — and lost its tourists. Japan quietly reached 607 RV parks while Nagoya showed a camper on a rocket launcher chassis. The Turkish coastal ban, a Polish trailer with a side shower, and Korean rentals straight from the train — in this issue.