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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.
California-based Gone Mobile Vans has unveiled an off-road camper based on a long-wheelbase all-wheel-drive Ford Transit. The vehicle features a Quigley all-wheel-drive system, a suspension lift kit, and an EcoFlow autonomous power system.
A motorhome rental listing in Kyiv offers a camper van for 4,000 hryvnias per month. The interior includes a bed, a kitchen with an electric stove and oven, a table, and a chair. The owner promises a formal contract. Commenters expressed skepticism about parking in the city center but noted the appeal for those seeking solitude.
Venezuela Fury, daughter of boxer Tyson Fury, and her husband Noah Price are spending their honeymoon in a caravan. According to Daily Mail, the couple chose this type of accommodation following Romani traditions.
A Japanese kei truck, externally resembling a delivery van, has been converted into a living module. It features a bed and kitchen equipment. The project is based on a Japanese micro truck.
32-year-old Samantha Houl from Wisconsin bought a retired ambulance for $7,000 and, with her father, converted it into a livable van, spending over $25,000 on the renovation
ARI Legacy Sleepers has unveiled a Volvo VNL truck with a 3.3-meter living module mounted on an extended wheelbase chassis. The module includes a double bed, kitchen with induction hob, shower, toilet, 32-inch TV, and autonomous power supply. The price starts at $300,000, about 50% more than a standard truck with a factory sleeper.
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.
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.
Affinity RV has unveiled the Toyota Proace Max Tanuki, the largest model in the brand's lineup. It is available in two lengths: 599 cm (Tanuki 599) and 636 cm (Tanuki 636). Both versions are powered by a 2.2-liter D4-D diesel engine with either 140 hp (manual) or 180 hp (8-speed automatic). The interior includes sleeping areas, a shower, toilet, 90-liter fridge, and gas stove. The model comes with a three-year PRO warranty.
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Toyota has introduced the Tanuki, an affordable camper van for two based on the Proace Max. It features sleeping areas, a kitchen, and a toilet, available in two lengths and with two engine options.
A YouTuber tested the Sleep Pack for the Dacia Bigster in the French Alps at an altitude of over 1,500 meters. The kit converts the SUV into a camper for overnight stays. The test was conducted with a view of Mont Blanc.
Wavecamper has unveiled a conversion of the Renault Trafic that combines the functions of a passenger van, camper, and cargo vehicle. The model is powered by a 2.0-liter dCi 170 diesel engine with a nine-speed automatic transmission. Thanks to a rail-based seat system, the interior can be reconfigured: up to six passengers, four sleeping berths, or a cargo area up to 3 meters long. The vehicle height does not exceed 2 meters, allowing access to standard parking garages. Equipment includes a gas stove, sink, 42-liter refrigerator, chemical toilet, outdoor shower, Webasto auxiliary heater, pop-up roof with an extra sleeping berth, LED lighting, 230 V and USB outlets, Starlink preparation, and a solar panel up to 180 W. Conversion prices start at €29,675 excluding VAT, with the top Camper Flex Long version from €34,250.
French studio Lou Tiny House has developed a compact mobile home called Véronique on a two-axle trailer measuring 5.8 meters in length. The layout is inverted: the living room is on the upper level, while the bedroom is on the ground floor. The house features a solar heating system, a wood stove, and a mini-split air conditioner. Véronique has been delivered to its owner in the Cantal mountains of France.
American YouTuber and traveler Riley Monthule published a detailed review of his homemade camper based on a 1999 Honda CR-V. The video quickly gained traction. The vehicle features a full-size bed.
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A Ukrainian couple converted a Ford Transit van into a camper. They parked at a free camper park in Madrid with water access. The DIY motorhome includes a kitchen, shower, and hairdryer; the couple maintains an eight-hour workday.
British blogger RSN spent over six months converting a standard school bus into a two-story living space. The project includes all necessary amenities for living.
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