How to classify RVs

The classification of RVs depends on dimensions. In terms of functionality, it can be divided into self-propelled RVs and trailer RVs. A self-propelled motorhome can be simply understood as a motorhome that is connected to a car and can rely on its own traction to move forward. Trailer caravans are the separation of houses and cars. The trailer lacks power and requires an additional tractor to tow it. This will involve the standards for tractors. Although 1.6-liter or 1.8-liter family sedans can be towed, pickup trucks or off-road vehicles are the most ideal choice for towing RV trailers. Currently, trailer caravans are more popular abroad due to their low price and flexibility. 80% of RVs in the European and American markets are trailer RVs, but the current situation in China is exactly the opposite.





If RVs are divided from the source like regular cars, they are also divided into imported cars and domestic cars. The imported RV is divided into Germany, the United States, and Japan. Generally speaking, German RVs are exquisitely crafted, lightweight, and have exquisite interiors. American RVs are bulky and spacious, with mostly expansion cabins, mainly luxury models. The style of Japanese RVs is relatively small and fresh. Generally, solid wood is used as the primary color, with a single color but fine workmanship.