The city of Rongcheng in Shandong Province has become China's largest hub for motorhome production and export. Eight major manufacturers and over 50 supporting companies account for 30% of national production and 50% of exports. The industry originated in 2011, leveraging fiberglass boat hull construction technology.

Tuku has unveiled the "Shenlong Daxia" motorhome based on the Changan Hunter pickup. The model with a hybrid powertrain and a three-section pop-up roof will be showcased at the Chengdu exhibition from May 15 to 17, 2026. The vehicle's height is 2.3 meters when the roof is lowered.

The 2026 Corrigon CV60S motorhome model has been introduced. The motorhome is built on a Fiat chassis, with focus on its exterior appearance and interior design.

Shareholder Xia Bin has reduced his stake in motorhome manufacturer Xinji Ao RV. On March 31, he sold 33.758 million shares at an average price of HK$1.20 per share, lowering his stake to 9.78%.

A blogger describes daily life in a motorhome. The post details sunbathing on an interior bed, watching children from the roof, and notes the view through the front windshield resembles a parade.

The Wuling Zhiguang EV pop-top camper van has appeared in the official new vehicle catalog published by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The van is developed by the VALA studio and is targeted at solo campers, with its potential retail price estimated at 80,000 to 90,000 yuan.

The used motorhome market around 100,000 yuan shows a relatively high supply, especially at year-end when many owners sell their vehicles. However, units in this price range may vary in mileage, condition of key components, and basic equipment, necessitating thorough inspection before purchase.

A used Dongfeng Class C motorhome with automatic transmission has been listed on the secondary market for 138,000 yuan (approx. $19,000). Key specifications include a 2.5L diesel engine, a 6-speed automatic transmission, and a classic layout with a cab-over bed. The price is approximately 30-50% lower than comparable used automatic models from other brands.

A converted Wuling Guangguang EV electric motorhome has been presented. The model features a high roof reaching 1.98 meters, a pop-up sleeping area, a sink, and a compact bathroom with a shower and toilet. The motor has a power output of 30 kW, a top speed of 100 km/h, and the estimated range after conversion is around 300 km.

Chinese manufacturer Sinotruk showcased five camper vans based on the Vanguard V model at the 27th Guangzhou International RV & Camping Expo. The vehicles are equipped with a 2.0L turbocharged engine producing 115 kW and offer various battery and water system configurations for different usage scenarios.

A 2024 BYD T5 motorhome has been listed for sale. The vehicle features a 1.5T hybrid powertrain, has 13,000 km on the odometer, accommodates 6 people, and is equipped with two lithium-ion batteries with a total capacity of 28.5 kWh.

RV manufacturer New Giao RV has suspended share trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange due to a delay in publishing its 2025 annual report. The delay stems from auditor KPMG's inability to complete the audit, awaiting a formal response from its Australian arm auditing the local subsidiary. The company also forecasted a 12-32% drop in net profit and reported share sales by major shareholders prior to the trading halt announcement.

Wanaka has unveiled its B+ motorhome built on a BYD T5DM chassis. The model features a height of 2.9 meters, balancing maneuverability with spaciousness, and is equipped with a 65 kWh battery and a three-tank water system. It debuted at the Chengdu RV Show from May 15-17.

A special camping zone for motorhomes has been set up in the ancient city of Wudi this spring. The site offers visitors free parking, as well as access to water and electricity.

A tuning-focused event for the Jetour Shanhai L7 PLUS model was held in Dali. The gathering aimed to showcase the modification potential of this compact motorhome.

Futian has unveiled a camper version of its Mars 7 pickup truck. The vehicle features a hard-shell pop-up roof with a two-person tent, all-wheel drive, and a 2.0L diesel + 48V mild hybrid powertrain. Unlike standard pickups, this model is certified as a motorhome, allowing for a 15-year usage period without mandatory scrappage restrictions.

The Maxus Interstellar H motorhome is now available for purchase with a starting price of 323,800 yuan. Dealerships are offering discounts of up to 75,000 yuan on all models in the lineup for orders placed.

Chinese motorhome manufacturer Xinjiao reports significant order growth in Australia and New Zealand in the first quarter of 2026. Orders in January increased by nearly 90% year-on-year. The company is expanding its dealer network and own stores in the region while increasing production capacity at its Tongxiang factory.

BAIC Foton and Weishijie have unveiled a motorhome based on a micro-truck chassis. The model will be displayed at an exhibition in Chengdu from May 15 to 17, 2026, and offers a choice between a petrol and an electric powertrain, as well as two interior layout options.

Qiaojia County in Yunnan Province has built six free RV parks with basic amenities. Since 2023, the project has attracted over 12,000 RVs and 31,000 tourists, leading to significant growth in local consumption and tourism revenue.

An owner shared their experience using a 2020 Noyou Maxus V80 motorhome with 49,000 km on the odometer. The vehicle is equipped with a 2.5-liter diesel engine, automatic transmission, a 640 Ah lithium battery, solar panels, and sleeps four. The owner highlights the need to account for its 3.1-meter height while driving and to maintain the systems regularly.

A dealership in Southern China is offering a discount of up to 23,000 yuan on the SAIC Maxus V80 motorhome. The model's price starts from 127,800 yuan after the maximum discount is applied.

The Yizhou Changan Kuayue Wang X1 motorhome will be displayed at the Chengdu RV Show from May 15 to 17, 2026. The model is built on a Changan Kuayuezhe D5 chassis, measures 5440 mm in length, and is powered by a 1.6-liter engine. The interior features two 2000x1300 mm beds, a kitchen with an induction cooktop and a 102L refrigerator, and a bathroom.

A video demonstrates the conversion process of a compact motorhome based on the Jetour Shanhai L7 PLUS SUV. The project budget was 10,000 yuan (approximately $1,400 USD). The conversion was carried out as part of a car modification program focused on travel.

VALA Group delivered 564 vala vehicles in Q1 2026, a 469.7% increase year-on-year. The company captured nearly 60% of China's new energy motorhome market in the first two months of the year, selling 371 units out of a total of 622. VALA is expanding partnerships with tourist destinations and growing its network, which includes 7 self-operated stores and 584 co-creation partners.

A nearly new 2020 model year travel trailer is offered at a price below the original. The Land Explorer 'Wildfire' model features an off-road chassis, a weight of 1.7 tons, and dimensions of 6285×2370×2735 mm. Equipment includes air conditioning, heating, a 12V system with a solar panel, a 96L refrigerator, and a fixed double bed.

Chinese automaker JETOUR reported its sales figures for the first quarter of 2026. The cumulative sales of its entire compact motorhome lineup have exceeded 1.6 million units, while the brand's global sales have reached 2.26 million. In March 2026, 49,160 new vehicles were sold.

By March 2026, the cumulative global sales of Jetour's 'Travel Small RV' series surpassed 1.6 million units. In Q1 2026, the brand sold 49,160 new vehicles, bringing its total global sales volume to 2.26 million units.

A motorhome based on the BYD T5 DM hybrid chassis was presented at a Shanghai exhibition. The model offers a 1000 km range, a side expansion to widen the aisle, a pop-up roof, and a second-level platform. It is equipped with a 280-liter water tank, a 10 kWh battery, and solar panels.

Vala Auto delivered 564 electric motorhomes in Q1 2026, a 469.7% year-on-year increase. The company holds nearly 60% of China's electric motorhome market and is expanding partnerships with tourist destinations while growing a sales network through partners and its own showrooms.