Gazelle NEXT van converted into camper with kitchen and toilet

The Russian company Volgatrade has presented a motorhome for harsh conditions based on the Ural Next chassis. The 6-meter long living module is equipped with gas heating, a wood-fired sauna, and can accommodate up to seven people. The price with the chassis is 21.8 million rubles.

A Russian freelancer completed a 5000-kilometer journey across the country in a motorhome he converted himself. The route covered several regions, and the trip was organized for remote work. A video report of the journey was published on a news portal.

A Russian workshop has built a motorhome on a three-axle KAMAZ-43118 chassis. The key feature is a long-burning wood-burning stove-fireplace, rarely used in mobile homes due to installation and safety complexities. Autonomy is provided by solar panels, 800 Ah batteries, and a 400-liter water supply.

The manufacturer has increased the fresh water tank capacity in the Freedo 636 HLT motorhome. The model is now equipped with a 100-liter tank, enhancing its self-sufficiency on trips.

The Russian manufacturer UAZ has introduced a new camper van version based on a van. The model is equipped with a sleeping area, a kitchen module, and a storage system. The configuration is adapted for operation in Russian conditions.

An old truck has been converted into a fully-fledged motorhome with living space. The interior includes a kitchen, sleeping areas, and a bathroom. The project showcases the possibility of creating mobile housing on a non-standard chassis.