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Lux Form has introduced the Niva Camper, a motorhome built on the Lada 4×4 chassis. The vehicle features a living module with a kitchen, bathroom, and convertible bed. Dimensions are 4.8 m in length, 1.75 m in width, and 2.7 m in height. It is powered by a 1.7-liter engine producing 83 hp, paired with a manual gearbox. The base price is 1.6 million rubles, while the top trim costs 2.1 million rubles.

SOLLERS ATLANT Family Campers has launched sales in Russia of the SOLLERS ATLANT motorhome priced at 6.5 million rubles. The model features a 2.7-liter diesel engine (150 hp, 355 Nm), a six-speed manual gearbox, and rear-wheel drive. The living area includes a dining zone, kitchen block, bathroom, and two beds. Production is fully localized, ensuring service and spare parts availability.

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.

Fuel prices ·
RU Russia
cheapest in EU €0.87 here priciest in EU
Diesel ▼ -4.30%
$1.01/L
€0.87/L
Petrol 95 ▼ -5.70%
$1.03/L
€0.88/L
LPG ▼ -3.70%
$0.45/L
€0.39/L
Fill the tank
80 L
$80.94
Consumption
10 L/100km
$10.12

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 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.

A camper based on a 2018 Toyota Land Cruiser 79 features autonomous life-support systems and a direct passage from the driver's cab into the living area. It includes a kitchen, bedroom, toilet, heating and water supply that operate without external connections. The manufacturer offers delivery, installation, chassis inspection and a three-year warranty, as well as custom designs.

A motorhome built on the Toyota Tundra pickup has been presented on the Russian market, aimed at anglers planning multi-day trips. The design includes a large-capacity refrigerator for the catch, a tap for servicing the boat motor, and a compartment for an inflatable boat. The pop-up roof keeps the vehicle compact while driving and expands space when parked. The price of such a motorhome may exceed that of standard campers, which the manufacturer attributes to the Toyota Tundra's high payload and reliability.

Dmitry Popov, an expert from a working group under the Russian government, has proposed creating an urban campsite for motorhome tourists in St. Petersburg. He suggested a site with utility hookups could be located in Shushary near the metro station. The city's Parking Management Center said it plans to study the demand for such parking. Several motorhome campsites already operate in the city, including in Ozerki, Lisy Nos and Vasileostrovsky District, with overnight rates of 1,500–1,700 rubles.

The Smolny administration is developing a concept for placing campsites on city parking lots. The City Parking Management Center is surveying automotive communities in St. Petersburg about the need for conditions for motorhomes, caravans, and non-standard travel vehicles. The goal is to create conditions for safe and comfortable parking of such vehicles on lots managed by the institution. Specific addresses and conditions are not yet defined, but parking is expected to be paid.

In Russia, a motorhome based on a 2020 IVECO DAILY with a YOUTONG RV living module is offered, featuring a 3.0-liter diesel engine and automatic transmission. The price is 6,200,000 rubles with delivery to Vladivostok and possible shipment to any region. Equipment includes two slide-outs, 800 Ah lithium batteries, 1000 W solar panels, a 3000 W inverter, diesel heating, tanks of 220 and 70 liters, and household appliances. A weight of 4490 kg requires a category C license; dimensions are 5980×2450×2905 mm.

Former Dom-2 participants Dmitry Lukovkin and Ekaterina Dorozhkina, traveling through Karelia in a motorhome, got stuck on a forest road when the wheels sank into mud. They had to push the vehicle out of puddles before continuing. The travelers noted that stress and anger turned to joy once the motorhome reached dry ground. They plan to return to Moscow soon.

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The Great Wall Poer 2023 motorhome has been introduced in Russia, featuring a 2.0-liter diesel engine (163 hp), automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive. It includes 560 Ah lithium batteries, 400 W solar panels, a 3000 W inverter, Dometic air conditioning, Webasto heating and water heater, a 152-liter refrigerator, and a Thetford toilet. The price for a used unit is 5,500,000 rubles.

A motorhome based on the GAZ Sadko NEXT has been introduced in Russia, featuring a treadmill and premium interior. The living module, measuring 5.6 m in length, 2.3 m in width, and 2 m in height, includes a double bed, lounge area, bathroom with shower, kitchen with dishwasher and coffee machine, and storage for sports equipment. It also comes with a roof rack, electric winch, and powered awning.

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