Xiaomi unveiled the hybrid Skynomad N90 Max SUV and Explorer Edition with pop-up roof. Prices: 269,900 and 299,900 yuan. Deliveries in Nov-Dec 2026.
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Sales of the large plug-in hybrid crossover Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 have started in China. The standard seven-seat version is offered in the Max trim, while the five-seat camper version Max Explorer Edition is aimed at travel enthusiasts. Prices start at 269,900 yuan for the seven-seat version and 299,900 yuan for the camper version.
Minsk Automobile Plant and MAZ-Kupava introduced the Kupava 273140 motorhome built on the MAZ-365022 chassis with a 150 hp Euro-5 diesel engine and a six-speed manual gearbox. The model features an autonomous heater that runs up to 56 hours without the engine, a Diptihi system for remote monitoring via a mobile app, two sleeping areas for four people, a kitchen block with a gas stove and a 92-liter refrigerator, and a bathroom with shower. Operating temperature range is from –30 to +40 °C. The vehicle can be driven with a category B license.
A British family with five children converted a 2019 Fiat Ducato ambulance into a two-story motorhome. The upper level is created with a roof tent accessed via a ladder through a hatch. The lower level features a U-shaped sofa, a kitchen with an induction hob and refrigerator, and a bathroom with a cassette toilet. The electrical system includes a 628 Ah Fogstar lithium battery, 700 W solar panels, and a 3000 W inverter. Driving the vehicle requires a C1 license.
A new Russian motorhome, Verso, built on the Sollers SF5 platform, has been unveiled. The vehicle is priced at over 6 million rubles. It is aimed at the domestic market and is available in several trim levels.
An Australian off-road enthusiast named Dan, who uses a wheelchair, successfully drove a modified 2024 Toyota Hilux with a camper trailer down Gunshot Creek on the Old Telegraph Track in Queensland. The video was posted on YouTube channel @ghostx. The Hilux features a steel front bumper, snorkel, lifted suspension and off-road tires, while the engine remains stock — a 2.8-liter turbo diesel producing 200 hp. Dan notes that each crossing is unique and requires precise calculation.
Stellantis unveiled a 160 hp diesel for the Ducato, Boxer, Jumper and Movano. Also: Castellón granted 395,941 euros for motorhome pitches in 16 villages.
Lux Form has introduced the Niva Camper, a motorhome built on the Lada 4×4 platform. The model features a living module with a convertible sleeping area, a kitchen with a gas stove and a 70-liter refrigerator, and a bathroom with a cassette toilet and water heater. Dimensions: 4.8 m long, 1.75 m wide, 2.7 m high. The engine is a 1.7-liter unit producing 83 hp. The base version starts at 1.6 million rubles, while the top version is priced from 2.1 million. Lux Form also produces living modules for the UAZ Patriot, campers based on the Lada Granta and the UAZ Bukhanka.
Mercedes-Benz has introduced the Sprinter 350 4×4 RV, featuring enhanced thermal insulation and a winter package. The model is designed for cold-weather use, ensuring comfort in low temperatures. Details on specifications and pricing have not been disclosed.
A company has unveiled a module that converts an SUV into living space in two seconds. The device is designed for off-road use and requires no permanent installation.
Karola Madis, who previously traveled in a ready-made motorhome, decided to build her own. The project, initially planned for a couple of months, took several years and involved unexpected costs and setbacks that required redoing completed work.
A Russian manufacturer has unveiled the ORMO 2023 trailer motorhome, featuring a pop-up roof and autonomous power and water systems. The model is designed for comfortable living at temperatures down to -25°C, and with heating, down to -30°C. Standard equipment includes 300 W solar panels, a 100 Ah AGM battery, a 1000 W inverter, a 100-liter water tank, and a 6-liter boiler. The sleeping area measures 120×190 cm, and the kitchenette and toilet allow accommodation for up to four people.
TERRANAVTIKA has unveiled five off-road motorhomes built on the Fiat FullBack platform. Each vehicle features a living module with an electrical system, sleeping areas, a kitchen and storage. The company offers delivery, installation, diagnostics and a three-year warranty, as well as custom projects. The project targets the Russian market, where demand for autonomous travel is growing.
A 2018 Adria Coral XL 670 SP motorhome equipped with an ALDE heating system and water underfloor heating has been listed for sale in Tambov. The six-berth vehicle measures 7.3 metres in length and has a maximum mass of 3,500 kg. The price is 8,490,000 rubles, which is 400,000 rubles below the initial asking price. The odometer reading is 84,544 km.
A company offers motorhomes based on the GAZ-66, equipped with a kitchen, bedroom, heating, water supply, and toilet. The manufacturer provides a three-year factory warranty, as well as delivery, installation of the living module, and chassis inspection services. Custom interior design is available.
A Volkswagen Amarok pickup has been converted into a motorhome featuring an external kitchen and refrigerator. Details of the project have not been disclosed.
The 34th motorhome meeting organized by the Estonian Caravan Club is taking place in Obinitsa, Setomaa municipality, Estonia. More than 400 motorhomes have arrived, with nearly a thousand participants. The program includes massage, hairdressing, and pet care services, which are offered for the first time for cats and dogs.
Nissan has introduced the X-Trail Rock Creek MultiBed in Japan, featuring a kit that turns the rear into a double bed. Price: 5,362,500 yen.
LAC Mobile will unveil its flagship LIBERTY 52REi motorhome based on the Toyota Camroad truck. The premiere will take place on September 5 at the ALL Kanto Camping Car Fair 2026 in Japan. The price will be 15,958,000 yen.
A motorhome based on the 2019 Ford Transit has been introduced, designed for transporting a motocross motorcycle. The interior includes sleeping areas, a dining zone, and storage systems, and after unloading the bike, the cabin converts into living space. The manufacturer provides delivery, installation, chassis diagnostics, electrical system hookup, and a three-year warranty on the work. Growing demand is noted for minimalist motorhomes with the ability to carry equipment.