It is a vehicle that can take you on the journey; it is also a mobile home from which you can enjoy the scenery with safety and comfort. A rapidly growing middle-class has contributed to making China a key market for recreational vehicle (RV) makers. 

RVs, Chinese call them "house cars", first came to China in around 2001, but development has been slow due to a lack of camping culture, high costs, legal issues and insufficient infrastructure. But now, buying an RV is no longer a crazy dream. More and more Chinese roam the country with RVs as they please.

China's RV culture is still in a fledgling period, but it is such a big market that no vehicle-makers can ignore it. Some industry practitioners are already working to catch up with the rising demand in RVs.

3. Cultivating China’s own RV culture

Owning a RV is still a luxury dream for most people here in China. But one thing is for sure, that efforts to cultivate the market are paying off.