Motorhome

Grounded RVs has presented a Ford E-Transit camper van it plans to have ready for delivery in a few weeks' time. An impressive smart RV with modular interior, the G1 camper van officially kickstarts the electric van life era in the US.

A different kind of off-road camper truck, the Toro Bravo 4x4 Silver Spear works as hard as it plays. Its modular 3D-printed cabin works as a toy hauler, mobile living space, and work-ready cargo truck or mobile workshop.

ABT is known best as an automotive tuner and motorsports sponsor, but it's stepping into the RV market. It transforms the VW T6.1 into the XNH, a camper van with exterior body kit, four-sleeper floor plan, and indoor and outdoor cooking areas.

The Grid Series expedition truck swallows everything from mountain bikes to snowboards with its gear garages. So when the road becomes impassable to a camper-backed Ford F-550, the truck makes camp and the adventure continues under muscle power.

Alpine is known the world over for car audio and infotainment equipment, not so much for outrageous concept vehicles. That changes with the new Cross Cabin, a concept work-from-anywhere RV with a skeletal bamboo interior optimized for work and play.

Winnebago breaks out of the gate early, detailing its new eRV2 ahead of its official debut on Wednesday. The updated e-camper van prototype switches to a Ford E-Transit chassis and relies on a 15-kWh battery to power camp for up to 7 days.

This year proved quite a big one for larger camper vans and motorhomes, highlighted by watching one of history's great concept campers make it to production. Take a look back at all the highlights from the year in large, innovative and expanding RVs.

Every year, one RV stands above the rest in terms of its outrageous, no-expense-spared build spec and price tag. Volkner takes the prize again in 2022 with a 39-foot motorhome that has a rooftop deck up high and a stowed-away LaFerrari down low.

Many of the most innovative RVs we saw in 2022 were of the smallest variety. From the adorable kei campers of Japan, to the bush-ready 4x4 micro-RVs of South Africa, to the e-camper vans of Europe, this year saw some truly one-of-a-kind tiny campers.

The Fuso NomadPro Canter elevates the idea of a mobile workspace for escaping into nature. The conceptual office-on-wheels erases the divide between indoors and out and offers an RV's worth of amenities for multi-day business road trips.

Alphavan reconfigures its namesake Mercedes Sprinter camper van to carry two motorbikes. The front of its new 4x4 Active Line van remains as comfortable and high-tech as ever, though, making it a luxury hotel room with complimentary bike storage.

The first Chevy expedition RV in EarthRoamer's line, the new SX packs a carbon fiber shell equipped like a mini luxury home. The ultra-rugged RV carries amenities like off-grid electricity and digital entertainment to the exact middle of nowhere.