A family from Beijing has been living in their motorhome at the Xingyun service area in Jiangchuan district, Yunnan province, since 2025. They were attracted by the view of Xingyun Lake, a mild climate around 20°C, and proximity to town amenities. The local government is promoting the area as a long-term RV living destination, focusing on its ecological and cultural resources.

The Chinese motorhome manufacturer Xinji Ao RV has announced changes to its executive team. Liu Tao resigned as Executive Director and CFO on January 3 to focus on the group's strategic work and was appointed Chief Strategy Officer. The board named Zhu Jihao as the new Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately.

Chinese manufacturer HEMU has launched the updated Ax5, a compact Class A motorhome. The 5995 mm long vehicle is built on an Iveco Daily chassis with a 3.0T engine and 8-speed automatic transmission. Standard features include an electric lift bed, kitchen, bathroom, and a 10 kWh power reserve. The model is priced at 518,000 yuan.

Authorities in Simao District, Yunnan Province, are implementing a program to develop motorhome infrastructure. The project has identified 48 potential campsite plots totaling over 76 hectares. The first two campsites with 200 spaces are scheduled to open in early 2024.

Chinese motorhome manufacturer New Giao announced its 'World Tour 2.0' global strategy on the first anniversary of its Hong Kong stock exchange listing. The company has expanded its product line from travel trailers to motorhomes and entered markets in the Middle East and Canada, aiming to adapt its offerings to different regions.

Motorhome owners, referred to as 'snowbirds', are spending the winter in Maoming city in China's Guangdong province. They are utilizing designated campsites with utility hookups. Local authorities are developing this infrastructure to attract tourism.

The Weihang T6 'Little Beast' motorhome will be showcased at the Chengdu RV show from March 6 to 8, 2026. Based on a Ford V362 chassis, it is marketed as a multi-purpose vehicle for business and travel. It features a 2.0L diesel engine, a surveillance system, and includes sleeping accommodations and a kitchen.

Motorhome owners, primarily retirees from northern Chinese provinces, are wintering in Xiamen due to its mild climate. They park at city park lots, such as Bailuzhou and Songyang. Travelers cite convenient public transport and safety, but note a lack of dedicated campgrounds with water and electricity hookups.

Changan has launched the RV, a 4x4 motorhome based on the Lantuozhe pickup in China. The model features a fixed living compartment with kitchen, bathroom, and solar power system. It is listed from around $40,000 on Chinese e-commerce platforms, though direct imports to markets like Spain are not yet recommended.

Authorities of Shenzhen Bay Park have responded to public complaints about an accumulation of motorhomes in its parking lots. As of December 12, 2025, there were 62 motorhomes across the park's six parking areas, with the longest stay recorded since September 26, 2025. In response, the park has increased patrols, distributed parking guidelines, and is enforcing standard city parking fees.

JETOUR has introduced the updated Shanhai L7 PLUS motorhome. The model features a hybrid powertrain, providing a range of over 1000 kilometers and reducing reliance on charging infrastructure.

Shenzhen authorities have banned motorhomes from parking in all municipal park lots across the city. The decision followed numerous resident complaints about long-term occupancy, misuse of charging stations, and wastewater disposal issues. Owners are directed to paid campsites, which are significantly more expensive than the former park rates.

A used Jinghang Weihao motorhome built on an Iveco Daily chassis has been listed for sale. The 2020 model has 77,000 km on the odometer, accommodates 5 people, and is powered by a 3.0T diesel engine with an automatic transmission. Key features include a 1200Ah lithium battery, solar panels, air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a full bathroom.

The annual awards for the RV and camping industry have launched in China. The competition is organized by media platforms 21 Century RV, RV Family, and RV World, with support from industry associations. Categories include awards for RV brands, dealer brands, and component brands. The awards ceremony will be held in March 2026 at the Beijing International RV Camping Exhibition.

Maoming city in China has become a popular winter destination for motorhome owners due to its warm climate. Travelers from northern China seasonally migrate south, utilizing local campsites like Gomeihai Park and Shuidongwan Wetland Park.

Weihai-based Compaks New Energy Vehicle Co. exemplifies the success of Shandong's 'Businesses Going Global' trade initiative. The recreational vehicle manufacturer has an annual production capacity of 20,000 units and exports its products to more than 30 countries worldwide.

Chinese automaker SAIC Maxus has introduced a compact camper van based on the V90 van. The model features a 9-speed automatic transmission, enhanced water and power systems, and is marketed for both business and leisure travel. The starting price is 198,000 yuan.

Parks in Shenzhen have explicitly stopped providing parking services for motorhomes. Warnings are posted on the online booking platform, and height limiters have been installed at the entrances to some parking lots to prevent large vehicles from entering.

The automotive portal Car Home has unveiled a compact camper van aimed at a young audience. The model is positioned as an affordable camping solution built on a small van platform. The interior layout focuses on functionality for short trips.

A Class B motorhome has been introduced, capable of seating up to six people. The model is built on a Ford Transit chassis and features a compact kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping arrangements. It offers a solution for families seeking mobility without upgrading to larger Class C or Class A RVs.

A family of four took a trip through China's Fujian province using a motorhome. Their journey included visits to rural areas and harvesting bananas.

Volkswagen Group has launched a new all-wheel-drive version of its California 2025 camper van. The model, which is already in series production, retains the classic van layout but is now equipped with a four-wheel-drive system.

A new motorhome built on a four-wheel drive Ford T8 chassis has been introduced to the Chinese market. The vehicle is positioned as a versatile option for outdoor activities.

Chinese manufacturer SAIC Maxus is offering a ready-to-use camper van based on the V80 chassis. The model comes fully equipped for vanlife, including water and electrical systems, and is available for immediate purchase.

The Chengdu RV Tourism Association held its third general membership meeting of the third session on January 17, 2026. The event was attended by over 80 representatives from companies involved in RV manufacturing, conversion, sales, rental, and campground construction. Reports were approved, new board members were elected, and a three-year development plan for the association was presented.

Shenzhen Bay Park has installed height barriers to prevent motorhomes from parking. Journalists visited multiple parking spots across the city where such vehicles were previously stationed.

Chinese manufacturer Juxin will present the Haowo Wuyou 3.0 motorhome at the Chengdu RV Show from March 6-8, 2026. Built on a Sinotruk Howo Commander Pro chassis, it features a 4 sq m retractable rear deck, a dual-bed system, and a hybrid power system. It is priced at 384,000 yuan and requires a standard Category C license.

Chinese company Feixiang has unveiled the Yuanjie motorhome, marketed as a mobile apartment. The vehicle is equipped with three beds, six seats, two kitchens, and two living areas.

The Vala brand has won a tender to supply 30 smart Vala Home motorhomes for a tourism development project in Maojian District, Shiyan City, Hubei Province. The electric motorhomes with a 350 km range will be used to create mobile tourism clusters. This marks the second implementation of the 'Vala + tourism' model following a pilot in Wuyishan National Park.

Great Wall has conducted a centralized delivery of a batch of motorhomes based on the Poer Hi4-T pickup truck. The model is positioned as a flagship in the compact motorhome segment for active leisure.