Carryboy and Farizon's Full-Electric Campervan with Unique Layout

Almería is putting up physical barriers to keep motorhomers off its former fairground — while Turkey simply evicts them from the beach. Lightship is quadrupling its electric-caravan factory in Colorado, even as 50% of Italian motorhome renters turn out to be under 35. Plus 800 kg of hashish in a motorhome at the Spanish border, Anker's 800 W charger running off the alternator, and Carstay as the mobile HQ of a Tokyo festival — all in this issue.

Spain introduced new road sign S-128 and banned camper vans from parking near beaches. Germany responded with a 3.82-metre electric camper van — fits anywhere, furniture not included. JAL now rents out motorhomes from Narita with miles earned per rental. Storm Ali blowing a traveller's caravan off an Irish cliff, and the Outbound demo for PS5 — all in this issue.

ARI Motors released a camper van the size of a regular van — and it's now Germany's smallest production electric camper at €30,000. JAL decided its passengers hadn't traveled enough and offered a sequel: a motorhome pickup straight from Narita. The lawsuit against Stellantis over "cheat" diesel software, a yellow DHL van in the hands of a retiree, and 413 million campsite overnight stays across Europe — all in this issue.

Thai company Carryboy and Chinese Farizon have unveiled an electric camper van based on a full-size van. The 6-meter-long model with a range of 372 km was presented at the Bangkok International Motor Show in 2026, with a starting price of 74,665 euros. The interior includes a kitchen, bathroom, and a living area with a U-shaped sofa for five to six people, which converts into bunk beds for four to five. The roof is equipped with 650 W solar panels to power the onboard systems.

Bridgestone has launched its first tire model specifically designed for motorhomes. The Duravis Camper All Season tires feature a CP (Camping Pneu) marking, a reinforced sidewall to reduce sway, and are designed for long-term parking without deformation. The model received an A rating for wet grip under the EU Label standard, along with 3PMSF and M+S symbols confirming snow capability.

Thai company Carryboy and Chinese brand Farizon unveiled a six-meter electric camper van based on the Farizon Super Van at the Bangkok Motor Show. The interior includes a separate bathroom with shower, a kitchen with sliding elements, and a U-shaped sofa that converts into sleeping accommodations for 4-5 people. Autonomy is provided by 650-watt solar panels and an 82 kWh battery offering a range of 372 km, with a starting price of approximately $85,500.