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A specialist conversion company has presented the Toyota Hilux Revo BR75, a pickup modified into a motorhome. The interior includes a bedroom, a bathroom and a living area. The equipment features amenities typical of a mobile home. The model is positioned as a camper truck for camping enthusiasts.
Entrepreneurs in Quebec report sustained growth in demand for converted camper vans. The pandemic accelerated the industry's development, and despite inflation, customers continue to buy and rent such vehicles. VanLife Campers has moved to an 85,000-square-foot site in Montreal, while Bromont Campervan has opened a new workshop in Bromont.
Deputy Transport Minister visited Classic Car Caravan in Chonburi province to discuss support for motorhome production and use.
Leo Putt and Ta Barbie began a motorhome trip across Japan for a show. The journey coincides with Ta Barbie's birthday and is their first since the death of colleague Re.
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The luxury safari glamping site Visama Explorer Nan has opened in Nan province, Thailand, featuring eight safari tents by a stream and on hillsides. Founded by Dutch entrepreneur Willem Niemeijer, CEO of Visama Hospitality Group, the project emphasizes sustainable tourism: glass bottles replace plastic, local communities benefit, and nature is preserved. Tents are named after national parks in the province, and guests can enjoy sunrise and sunset views with 4-5 star hotel comfort.
Yat Kittisak, a notable figure, has revealed the prices of motorhomes from British manufacturer Bailey of Bristol. The lineup includes various options, from compact to large family motorhomes. Prices vary depending on the model and specifications.
Social media users identified the model and price of the caravan used by Yat Kittisak Vechprasarn of boy band FEDFE. It is a Bailey Unicorn Valencia Series 2 (2012–2014), made in the UK and sleeping four. The UK price is £21,010; with built-in extras it comes to about 2 million baht.
The article provides a checklist of eight essential items for beginners in car camping, including a tent, sleeping gear, folding furniture, lighting, power sources, water and cooling, cooking equipment, and an emergency kit. It advises starting with a basic set, not buying everything at once, and choosing campsites near home with facilities.
Social media is buzzing over Yat Kittisak's (FEDFE) Bailey Unicorn Valencia Series 2 caravan. The 2012–2014 model sleeps 4, costs £21,010, or 2 million baht with equipment.
Photos of a premium caravan owned by Yat Kittisak, a member of boy band FEDFE, have been shared on social media. The model, a Bailey Unicorn Valencia Series 2 from British manufacturer Bailey of Bristol, was produced between 2012 and 2014. It sleeps four people and includes a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and air conditioning. The price is 21,010 pounds, or about 1 million baht; with built-in equipment, it costs around 2 million baht.
The Bailey Unicorn Valencia Series 2 motorhome owned by Yut (Kittisak Wechprasarn) has become a point of contention between him and Ta (Likhit Sitthiphan) over asset division. The price of the motorhome, including built-in fittings, is approximately 2 million baht. The model was produced from 2012 to 2014, accommodates 4 people, and features sleeping areas, a kitchen, and a bathroom. Its length is 7.34 meters, width 2.28 meters, height 2.61 meters, kerb weight 1343 kg, and gross weight 1497 kg. Standard equipment includes an Alde Hydronic Compact 3010 heating system, a TV, and an audio system. In the UK, the 2013 model was priced at around £19,995.
Australian Headspace Campers unveiled an off-road camper based on Toyota HiAce LWB: 300 mm lift, 35-inch tires, Land Cruiser 200 transfer case. Inside: kitchen, shower, sleeping area. Package from AU$18,950.
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Latvian conversion company Puna Vanlife has unveiled a campervan based on a van about 6 meters long (MAN TGE or Volkswagen Crafter) with a flexible interior layout for family travel. Instead of a side sliding door and front passenger seat, access is via the left cab door, and the roof opens to enhance space. Inside, modular furniture provides sleeping for four, including a hanging bed for children that installs in 7 minutes, two ISOFIX-equipped seats that convert into a 190×178 cm bed, a separate bathroom with portable toilet, sink, and shower, and a compact kitchen with a pull-out table, 42-liter fridge, and microwave.
Na Saphan Camping in Nan province lets guests stranded by flooding stay free. Bookings can be rescheduled or cancelled with full deposit refund.
Nissan has introduced the Interstar-e Camper, a fully electric camper van designed for long-distance travel and camping. The vehicle features a sleeping area, a kitchen with a stove, sink and refrigerator, and an onboard power supply system. It offers a sufficient driving range and supports DC fast charging. The model targets the growing market for electric recreational vehicles.
Lingchuan County in China's Shanxi Province has launched the 'Taihang No.1, Kilometer Zero' camp for motorhome and motorcycle travelers. Located on the Taihang No.1 tourist route, which sees over 30,000 vehicles daily, the camp offers designated parking for motorcycles and motorhomes, an event stage, an open-air market, shops, 24-hour public showers, electricity and water hookups, and Wi-Fi. The 2026 project attracts visitors from Henan and Anhui provinces, many staying for 10 days or more. Local authorities say the camp boosts revenue for restaurants, accommodations, and agricultural sales along the route.
From July 20 to August 5, 2026, Discovery Plaza on G floor of Siam Discovery will host the Siam Discovery Camper Car Culture event, focusing on camping and motorhome culture. Highlights include overlanding and rooftop tent gear from Thai brand Sloth Outdoor, a food truck zone, and live acoustic music (July 25 – August 5). Influencers Toptap and Minlee will attend.
La Musardière campsite in Milly-la-Forêt, located in the Fontainebleau forest, offers accommodation in mobile homes and 200 pitches for tents, vans and campers. Rates: €7.80 per adult per day, €5 per child under 7, overnight for motorhome or van from €7.10 to €11.60, for tent from €3.70 to €6 (2026 prices). Facilities include an outdoor pool, pétanque court, volleyball court, teqball table, children's play area, trampoline, sauna and more.
In Thailand, many drivers open the hood after returning home to speed up engine bay cooling. This practice can extend the life of rubber and plastic parts, reduce battery heat, and deter rodents. However, it also poses risks: accidental injury, faster wear of hydraulic hood struts, and debris accumulation. Modern vehicles are designed for high temperatures, so opening the hood is not necessary but may be beneficial in a secure, enclosed space.
Honda plans to resume production of the Element model in 2029. Production is set to begin in the second quarter of 2029 at a plant in Ohio, with a target volume of around 100,000 units in the first full year. The new model will feature a hybrid powertrain and slot between the HR-V and CR-V in the lineup.