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Nissan unveils electric camper Interstar-e Relax with battery-powered heater

Nissan and partners have introduced the Interstar-e Relax, an electric camper that can power its Truma Eezy heater directly from the high-voltage battery. The model will debut at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf at the end of August. It features an 87 kWh battery providing up to 410 km of WLTP range and a 143 hp electric motor. The interior includes a double bed, a 90-liter fridge, an induction hob, and a portable toilet. The price is 89,900 euros.

Ford F-750 Super Duty 4x4 EarthRoamer XV-HD fails to sell at US auction

A rare 2016 Ford F-750 Super Duty 4x4 EarthRoamer XV-HD failed to sell at an online auction in the US that began on July 27, 2027. The highest bid reached $485,000, but the reserve price was not met, and the owner decided not to sell. Only 10 units were built. The vehicle features a 6.7-liter turbodiesel V8 producing 330 hp, all-wheel drive, 46-inch Michelin tires, a 20,000 Wh lithium-ion battery, and a 2,100 W solar panel. Mileage is approximately 11,500 km.

Lifestyle

Europeans choose campers as a remedy for burnout

According to data from the Yescapa platform, Europeans are increasingly viewing campers not only as a means of transportation but also as a way to combat professional burnout. In recent years, demand for renting such vehicles has grown, which is attributed to people's desire to change their surroundings and restore psychological balance.

UA Ukraine

In Yuzhnoukrainsk, military families offered free trailer vacation on the Bug River

The 'Caravan' project has launched its full season of nature retreats for families of Ukrainian military personnel and veterans. Free stays in a trailer equipped with solar panels, gas, and water are available for 2–3 days, extendable up to 7 days. The schedule runs from June to October 2026. Smoking and alcohol are prohibited.

British couple lives in converted Mercedes Sprinter, visits 15 countries

Cat Cross and Stuart Hall from the UK have been living in a 7.5-metre converted Mercedes Sprinter for four years. They gave up renting in Cardiff, reducing monthly costs to £900–£1,200. The couple has travelled over 25,000 miles, visiting Spain, Portugal, Denmark and the Sahara Desert. Cat runs an online business while Stuart works as a truck driver between trips.

Motorhome with Jacuzzi raffled off for £1

British craftsman Guy from The Fat Pony Workshop built a motorhome named Val based on an Iveco Cargo truck. The project was completed in 2020, and the owner has lived in it for five years. The interior features dark wood paneling, a wood-burning stove, a kitchen, a bedroom for five, and a Jacuzzi hidden under the floor. The owner is running a lottery: tickets cost £1. The goal is to raise £150,000 to buy land and host a workshop on sustainable and autonomous construction.

Toyota HiAce from the 90s converted into a motorhome and returned to market

Portland-based company Vanlife Northwest has unveiled the SC project based on the 1989–2004 Toyota HiAce minivan. The vehicle has been converted into a compact motorhome for two: the interior features fold-out sofas forming a double bed, a kitchen with sink, refrigerator, and gas stove, along with a 38-liter water tank and an additional 200 Ah battery. The conversion costs $27,000, while the donor vehicle can be purchased used for $5,000–$10,000.

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