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Russia has 32,200 motorhome owners, with caravanning growing by 2,500 families annually. A new Russian-made motorhome costs from 4.5–5 million rubles, rental from 20,000 rubles per day. The segment's development is hindered by a lack of campsites: only 464 equipped sites exist nationwide.
Recvee has announced the presentation of a motorhome based on the Nissan Caravan minivan, scheduled for July at the Tokyo camper show. The vehicle accommodates six passengers and four sleeping berths, with a width increased to 1880 mm. The company will offer around 270 layout and interior configurations, along with three trim levels featuring equipment such as a refrigerator, solar panels, and air conditioning. Technical specifications likely include a 2.0-liter turbodiesel engine; pricing has not been disclosed.
Australian tuning company ARB has introduced a modification kit for the Kia Tasman pickup, turning it into an expedition vehicle. Exterior changes include a massive ARB Summit MKII front bumper, tubular side steps, a roof expedition rack, a pull-out kitchen, a roof tent, and a side awning. The engine remains stock — a 2.2-liter CRDi turbodiesel producing 209 hp and 440 Nm of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. The suspension has been upgraded with an Old Man Emu 4×4 setup with MT64 shock absorbers, beadlock wheels, aggressive off-road tires, a winch, a snorkel, and recovery tracks. The release date and price of the kit have not yet been announced.
Britain's £2 nightly levy could raise budget caravan holiday costs by 66–100%; Croatia and Italy also lead the week.
In 2026, a motorhome built on a Volvo FMX 6×6 chassis was introduced on the Russian market, designed for long-term off-grid travel. It features two 400-liter water tanks, six lithium batteries, a solar panel, and a diesel generator. The living module includes a kitchen, bathroom with shower, bedroom, and a hammam. The motorhome accommodates two people with space for two additional guests.
A 1994 Toyota HiAce Grand Cabin converted into a camper is for sale in California for $17,995 (about 1.32 million rubles). The van has a 2.8L diesel engine and 271,000 km on the odometer. It features a 40L fridge, TV, fold-out bed, and a separate wet bathroom with sink and hot shower. Timing belt, water pump, injectors, and alternator were replaced 10,000 km ago.
In 2026, the Volvo FMX 6×6 motorhome debuted on the Russian market, built on a modified chassis for off-road use. It features electric winches front and rear, Aurora LED lighting, an additional heated fuel tank, and enhanced cabin insulation. The living module includes a living room, bedroom, kitchen with appliances, bathroom with shower and hammam, and two 400-liter water tanks. Power comes from lithium batteries, a solar panel, diesel generator, and inverters, enabling long-term autonomous living.
Anton and Anastasia from Minsk launched the SKYcamper startup, building and renting out camper vans. The first project (blueprint) cost $500, and building the first camper cost an additional $3,500. The fleet currently includes three campers (Forest, Cornflower, Gray), with a fourth under construction. Rental prices range from 80 to 120 Belarusian rubles per day depending on the day of the week. According to the founders, all 2023 revenue was reinvested into building new campers, with the business breaking even.
Berlin recorded a drop in passenger cars from 1.1 million in 2021 to 1.075 million in 2025. Over the same period, registered motorhomes more than doubled from 8,011 in 2010 to 19,029 in 2024. Citywide car density fell from 291 to 275 vehicles per 1,000 residents. The highest density was in Steglitz-Zehlendorf (364), the lowest in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg (168).
Luxe Fifth Wheels has introduced the 48FB 2027, a 48-foot fifth wheel trailer with sleeping capacity for eight. Standard equipment includes a 100-liter fresh water tank, an Onan 7.0 generator, and a 270-degree surround-view camera. The factory-direct price is $282,823.
According to Citadele Leasing, the volume of financing for motorhome purchases in Estonia increased by 85% in the first five months of 2026 compared to the same period last year. The market has already surpassed the figures of the record year 2024. Growth is attributed to the pandemic, geopolitical instability, and flight disruptions. Many buyers are young families and entrepreneurs, with prices for new models starting at €75,000.
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A couple from Minsk built three campers and rents them out. The project started with a $500 blueprint purchase; the first build took several months. Rental costs range from 80 to 120 Belarusian rubles per day.
A vintage Ikarus bus, transformed into a mobile home, is listed for sale in Kirov. The owners are willing to deliver it to Perm or the Perm region. The price for the business, including the retro-styled bus, is 2 million rubles.
Volkswagen has released the Gute-Nacht-Paket for the electric ID. Buzz, converting it into a compact camper for two people. The kit includes a bed frame with a 2.0 x 1.2 m mattress, blackout blinds, a table, two chairs, and ventilation grilles. Software maintains climate control for up to 48 hours, and Vehicle-to-Load provides 230 V power at up to 2000 W. The package costs from €2,600 and is available for all passenger versions of the ID. Buzz.
Vantage Motorhomes has unveiled the Teo 2026, a campervan under six meters long designed for two people with the ability to transform for a third passenger. The model is suitable for year-round use and is aimed at trips across Europe and Russia.
British Swift Group has unveiled the updated Monza 2026 camper van based on the Ford Transit Custom. The model has been granted Ford Pro Convertor status, confirming factory-approved conversion and access to FordPass services. The camper accommodates four people, features a pop-up roof, kitchen unit with fridge and hob, 240 W solar panels, and a diesel heater. UK pricing starts at £75,490.
Onlíner has published a guide on renting campers and motorhomes in Belarus. The article lists rental prices ranging from 35 to 725 Belarusian rubles per day, depending on the type and duration. License requirements are specified: vehicles under 3.5 tons require category B, heavier ones require category C. It is noted that traveling to the EU with a rented camper is not possible due to restrictions on Belarusian license plates.
Rescuers from Kazakhstan's Emergency Ministry extracted a motorhome with Dutch tourists that got stuck in a swampy area of the Mangystau region. They arrived in high-cross-country vehicles, pulled the vehicle out of the mud, and escorted it to the highway. The tourists continued on their own and did not require medical assistance.
Japanese company Mystic has unveiled the updated Anseie camper, built on the Toyota Camroad light truck. The model features retro-American design inside and out, with standard equipment including a 428 Ah battery, 2.5 kW inverter, 470 W solar panels, air conditioning, and a heater. It offers two double beds and a convertible dining area, sleeping up to five people. Price is about 15 million yen (6.8 million rubles).
A lightweight trailer named 'Tourist' weighing from 480 kg has entered the Russian market, designed for towing by cars with at least 80 hp. The model features three sleeping berths, a kitchen area, and moisture-resistant sandwich panel construction. The base version starts at 380,000 rubles, with an online configurator for optional extras (solar panel, heating, refrigerator). The trailer complies with category B license requirements; carrying people inside while moving is prohibited.
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