Qinghai launches service for road trippers, addressing altitude sickness and charging concerns

In Zhanyi district (Qujing, Yunnan province), infrastructure for motorhomes has been created, including free parking zones, water supply, and toilets. Authorities have set up 'cool stations' with coordinators to handle daily issues. This is part of a strategy to attract motorhome travelers during the summer season.

In winter, temperatures in Arxan (Inner Mongolia) drop to -40°C, roads are covered with snow and ice. Safe travel requires winter tires, snow chains, and all-wheel drive. Personal gear includes a three-layer clothing system, insulated boots, eye protection against snow blindness, and backup power for electronics.

Authorities in Horqin Right Front Banner (Inner Mongolia) have opened a motorhome route through the Khangai steppe, featuring the new destination 'Hariyamatu'. The route spans over 100 km and includes accommodation, entertainment, and cultural sites. It is positioned as an alternative to existing steppe routes, offering deeper exploration of the ecosystem and local culture.

Zhongwei Chengxin and Hubei Wuhuan Special Vehicle have applied for certification of fully electric campers. Models AZW5030XSYBEV1 and HCQ5030XSYBEVBC are included in the 408th batch of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (June 2026).

Jiangxi Juntian Machinery has submitted a new motorhome model JKF5030XLJD23A for public disclosure under China's MIIT batch 408. The vehicle features a 3.0-liter gasoline engine producing 265 kW, a pop-up roof, and is designed for two occupants. With a length of 5.2 m and height of 2.004 m, it fits into underground parking garages and includes sleeping, cooking, and toilet facilities. Sales are expected to begin in Q3 2026.

BAIC Foton and Tangshan Yate Special Vehicle have filed applications for plug-in hybrid RVs with extended range under the 408th catalogue of China's MIIT. Both models qualify for blue license plates and C1 driving license.