Armed criminals stole a motorhome with a family inside in the Argentine city of Mar del Plata. The incident occurred on Monday evening on a highway when the father pulled over. Two children who were outside were left on the roadside but were later found safe by police. The stolen vehicle and trailer were located the next day in a vacant lot.

Armed robbers attacked a family from Mendoza in Mar del Plata after they stopped on Route 226. The assailants stole a Toyota Hilux pickup truck with an attached motorhome, which contained the victim's wife and two younger children. The two older sons, aged 11 and 8, were left on the roadside at night.

Hyundai presented the Staria Camper Concept, an electric camper van study, at the CMT 2026 show in Stuttgart. The company aims to launch a production version in Europe within the next two years. The concept features an 800-volt architecture for fast charging, a roof-mounted solar panel, and a classic interior layout.

Motorhomes arriving in Ushuaia are exempt from paying for sewage discharge services. The free service is available at the Bahía Golondrina pre-treatment plant from Monday to Saturday. The measure aims to prevent illegal dumping in the city, where motorhomes are prohibited from overnight stays within the urban area.

A Brazilian couple's motorhome was completely destroyed by fire on January 11 in the Argentine city of Santiago del Estero. One spouse suffered first and second-degree burns while attempting to extinguish the flames. The pair lost all documents and personal belongings but were able to return to Brazil with help from friends and the consulate.

Authorities have eliminated the fee for using the official wastewater dumping station for motorhomes. The measure aims to promote legal waste disposal and reduce environmental hazards.

A new tourism route designed for motorhome travelers has been introduced in Argentina's Mendoza province. The initiative aims to boost domestic tourism by providing dedicated infrastructure for this travel segment.

The Provincial Directorate of Sanitary Works and Services (DPOSS) in Ushuaia, Argentina, has exempted motorhome and caravan users from the dump station fee at the "Bahía Golondrina" pretreatment plant as of January 2026. The measure aims to incentivize the legal disposal of wastewater and prevent illegal dumping into storm drains or public streets. The free service also includes potable water refilling for these vehicles.

The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to promote tourism using motorhomes, caravans, and recreational vehicles. The initiative combines infrastructure, accommodation, and outdoor experiences, with 30 local businesses already registered at launch. The program aims to attract travelers seeking autonomy and nature, diversifying the local tourism economy.

Argentina's La Pampa province has joined the federal 'Ruta de Rodanteros' network, offering 15 designated stops for motorhomes and travel trailers. The sites provide services like water, electricity, showers, and waste disposal. The initiative aims to attract the growing RV tourism segment and boost local spending.

Residents of the Argentine city of Bolívar built a motorhome based on a 1994 Mercedes-Benz and set off to travel across the country. Over eight months, they covered 11,000 kilometers, visited 11 provinces and 75 towns, taking their cat along, which adapted to life on the road.

The tourism board of Argentina's Mendoza province has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program to promote motorhome, camper van, and travel trailer tourism. The program features over 20 equipped stops across five zones in the province. The stops provide electrical hookups, potable water, Wi-Fi, and restroom facilities.

The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to promote tourism via motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers. The initiative features a network of over 20 equipped stops across five main regions of the province. Services at the stops include electrical hookups, potable water, Wi-Fi, and bio-digester sanitation systems.

The Mendoza VanLife program is establishing a network of stops for motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers. The first confirmed node in the Malargüe department is the family-run tourist attraction Laberintos Carmona. At launch, 30 establishments across the province had registered for the program.

The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program for motorhome owners. The initiative provides curated routes and services tailored for camper van travel.

The authorities of Argentina's Mendoza province have launched the country's first official program for motorhome and camper van travelers. The Mendoza VanLife program networks 28 service providers offering standardized modules with parking, electricity, water, and waste disposal. The initiative aims to capture a growing tourism segment and position the south of the province as a strategic entry point.

Volkswagen has updated the camper version of its Multivan T7 van. The California model features modern transforming furniture and an improved kitchen area. The main changes are aimed at enhancing the functionality of the living space.

The government of Córdoba province has launched the 'Motorhome Route', the country's first network of 10 service points for motorhomes and camper vans. Each site offers free potable water and a controlled system for grey and black water discharge. The initiative aims to formalize the growing trend of autonomous travel.

The province of Mendoza is developing infrastructure for motorhome and camper van travelers. Service stations with water, electricity, and waste disposal are being set up along key highways. The cost of renting a motorhome is comparable to a conventional hotel night.

A motorhome converted from a van, carrying three Brazilian tourists, was completely destroyed by fire in Argentina. The blaze, which started in the engine compartment likely due to a short circuit, caused one occupant to sustain minor burns after re-entering the vehicle to retrieve belongings.

The Mendoza Tourism Board in Argentina has launched the Mendoza Vanlife program to develop motorhome and camper van tourism. The initiative permits motorhome travelers to stay at private vineyards and campgrounds, with service providers able to register online. At launch, 30 establishments across 12 departments of the province had already joined the program.

The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. Thirty accommodations across various departments of the province have already registered for the program.

Authorities in the Argentine city of Tandil are set to approve regulations for motorhomes, caravans, and other recreational vehicles. The new rules prohibit overnight parking in public spaces from 10 PM to 8 AM and impose fines for dumping grey and black water outside designated areas. Wastewater can only be discharged at the city's sanitation facilities during specified hours.

The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to boost tourism involving motorhomes and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes developing service areas with electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and currently involves 30 local businesses. The goal is to position Mendoza as a leading destination in South America for this type of travel.

Mendoza's tourism board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and engaging local businesses. Thirty establishments across various departments of the province have already registered to participate.

Tourist numbers in Rio Grande have decreased, but motorhome arrivals have increased. The data suggests a shift in tourist flow towards self-contained, wheeled accommodation.

Argentine choreographer Flavio Mendoza has showcased his motorhome, which serves as his home during tours with his son. The living space features a built-in fireplace and a large TV, along with a kitchen equipped with appliances and a bedroom with a mirrored closet. The motorhome is parked next to the circus tent for convenience during work and family life.

The Municipality of Ushuaia has designated two official points for the disposal of grey and black water from motorhomes. Disposal is available at the Fin del Mundo Equestrian Center on Avenida Raúl Alfonsín 2660 and the Bahía Golondrina Pretreatment Plant on Avenida Roque Sánchez Galeano 10. Contact numbers for the Environment Secretariat and the local residents' support center are provided for inquiries.

Argentinian meteorologist José Bianco uses a specially designed motorhome to travel across the country. The vehicle features a full kitchen, expanded living areas, solar panels, and efficient insulation. Bianco plans to organize group trips to Norway in 2026 to observe the northern lights.

Authorities in Argentina's Río Negro province have established clear rules for motorhomes and caravans along the coast. In most towns, including Las Grutas and El Cóndor, overnight stays are only permitted in designated campgrounds, with daily rates ranging from 6,000 to 29,230 pesos. Some areas, such as protected natural sites, prohibit camping and fires, while in Viedma, due to a lack of campgrounds, informal parking on the waterfront is tolerated.