Box van truck SAIC Maxus Life Home V90 Villa Edition

Box van truck SAIC Maxus Life Home V90 Villa Edition adds a second story to the classic residential building.
A tea room, an outdoor area and an elevator that can be accessed make this holiday car stand out in the Chinese market.

The two-storey mobile home is full of surprises. In driving mode, the V90 Villa Edition looks like a pretty standard RV. But when it opens in Transformers style where you plan to spend the night, it becomes more than a tiny mobile home. First, you can extend the retractable sides of Villa V90, bringing the total main floor to 215 square feet. This space includes a living room, kitchen, bar and bathroom.

Upstairs, where you take the elevator, you'll find that the second level extension gives you another 133 square feet to use as an "open, sunny room," a Zen tea room, or a study, as Maxus said, with windows. which can go from transparent to opaque depending on your privacy requirements. Large furniture cannot be stored here, so the company's website shows a space with many low tables and pillows.

The V90 Villa Edition uses LED lighting in the taillights, as accent lights outside the RV and as a way to create a soft ambience while on the upper deck. Indoor living spaces can be equipped with any number of comforts and luxuries, such as a JBL sound system, washing machine, kitchenette and air conditioning. The dashboard features an infotainment screen with navigation. There is also a retractable cooking area behind the van's rear passenger wheel, which can turn your campsite into a kitchen with an even better view.