Decision on RV living regulations tabled until March

Tour operator Abreu is focusing on motorhome rentals for agents during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States. The company offers packages combining flights, ground services, and motorhome rentals through partner Cruise America. The rental fleet has been renewed with 1000 new vehicles.

Frank Konigseder Sr., founder and president of Liberty Coach, passed away on February 12 at age 88. The company he founded in 1972 is the oldest continuously operating Prevost coach converter and is recognized for producing premium motorhomes.

Go RVing's report highlights the 'quietcation' trend, focusing on silent, peaceful getaways. 57% of U.S. travelers express interest in a quiet retreat, with 26% planning solo travel in 2026. RVs are marketed as uniquely suited for this trend, offering disconnection from digital noise and access to remote, low-density natural areas.

A custom motorhome built on a 1947 Dodge COE truck, resembling a giant wooden barrel, has been sold in Utah. The conversion features parts from a sunken ship and an old cabin, includes a full kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The owners listed it for $15,000 after reviving its 318 cubic-inch V8 engine.

The article compares an expensive hybrid motorhome with a fully electric Chevy BrightDrop van. The 2026 Entegra hybrid motorhome costs $300,000–$400,000, has an electric range of about 105 miles, and uses a fossil fuel generator. The all-electric BrightDrop van costs under $50,000, has a range of 250–272 miles, and can be converted into a camper.

Supertramp Campers has introduced the Paragon, a chassis-mounted expedition camper built on a Ford F-350 one-ton truck. The starting price is $189,000, with a dry weight between 9,000 and 11,500 pounds, and it is set for public debut at Overland Expo West in March 2026. The model features a composite shell, a Truma heating system, and lithium batteries, aiming to offer a more compact and affordable option compared to the company's larger expedition vehicles.