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2 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
17 photosPhoto: Alternative House/YouTube screenshotTraveling and living in a mobile home is an enticing experience for many, especially young, carefree people who want to break free from societal expectations and the confines of conventional living. Offering the perfect blend of mobility and comfort, old, decommissioned school buses are a popular choice among folks who decide to build their roving home themselves.
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3 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
12 photosPhoto: QuadrapolThe tiny house concept might have originated in the US, but the movement has quickly spread to the rest of the world and is continuing to gain more adopters by the day. In Europe, people of all ages and from all walks of life have become interested in downsizing their living space and leading a simpler, more sustainable life in a tiny home. French tiny homes, in general, aren't very large or widely open to the outdoors.
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3 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
15 photosPhoto: Tommy Camper Vans/ Vanlife TraderThe van life trend has grown to tremendous proportions, as many see the experience of traveling around in a camper van as the ultimate form of freedom and adventure. Though packing all your life into such a compact space implies no small amount of lifestyle adjustments, the benefits far outweigh the compromises for those with a wandering spirit, allowing them to lead a simpler yet more fulfilling life.
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4 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
24 photosPhoto: Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTubeNomadic living is often seen as a lifestyle better suited for singles or couples, but traveling and living in a converted vehicle as a family with kids is also entirely possible.
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4 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
15 photosPhoto: QuadrapolThe concept of tiny living is gaining more traction in Europe and beyond, as increasingly more people seek more sustainable, flexible, and affordable housing options that connect them with nature. France-based tiny home builder Quadrapol has understood very well what individuals looking to downsize want from their tiny homes and is offering stunning models built with premium and sustainable materials and designed to meet modern needs.
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6 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
20 photosPhoto: Bobil Vans/VannyCampersOffering versatility, reliability, fuel efficiency, and customization opportunities, camper vans have proved to be the ideal solution for people seeking independence, flexibility, and freedom to explore the world without giving up on the comforts of home. In the US, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is, without a doubt, the gold standard for vans suitable for camper conversions.
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6 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
11 photosPhoto: Vanseray CampersPanel vans are incredibly versatile and offer a flexible way of traveling, which is why they are the preferred vehicle type among van lifers and campervanning enthusiasts. Because they are relatively easy to convert and can be personalized in a million different ways, they can be transformed into virtually anything you want, from basic, utilitarian rigs focused on functionality to elaborate conversions that mimic the look and feel of a proper home.
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1 week ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
17 photosPhoto: QuadrapolOver the last few decades, the tiny house movement has blossomed into a mainstream phenomenon, with increasing numbers of people interested in downsizing. The trend continues to gain traction as new generations of buyers seek simpler and more sustainable living options. There are plenty of deceptively simple-looking compact dwellings out there that hide brilliantly designed living spaces, and the model we're discussing in what follows is one of them.
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1 week ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
24 photosPhoto: Mobile Dwellings/YouTube screenshotTypically, outdoor enthusiasts who want to occasionally tackle off-road environments opt for camper vans with 4x4 or AWD, but for hardcore adventurers who are passionate about overlanding and expedition-style trips, a camper van is simply not enough. For this category of globetrotters, a more serious off-roader, such as a 4x4 Mitsubishi Fuso, might be a better platform for a home on wheels.
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1 week ago | 
autoevolution.com | Ancuta Iosub
Though superyachts are primarily seen as leisure watercraft built for endless hours of fun and relaxation, modern owners also want high speed and a bit of adrenaline from their yachts. As a result, shipbuilders are striving to develop vessels equipped with advanced propulsion systems and optimized hulls that can deliver the thrilling speeds performance-oriented customers long for.
