What are Type B and Type C RVs?

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Here are the detailed introductions about Type B and Type C RVs: 1. Type B RVs prioritize the vehicle itself, emphasizing driving performance, safety, comfort, and off-road capability. The original purpose of Type B RVs is for passenger transport and multi-functional use, complying with the passenger vehicle standards (Category 6) and safety regulations. This type of RV is particularly suitable for medium to short-distance trips with 4-6 people, or ultra-long-distance travel for small families of 2-4. The interior space is relatively compact, accommodating 4-6 seats and 2-4 sleeping berths. 2. Type C RVs are modified directly on an automotive chassis. To meet higher living space requirements, RV manufacturers increase the width and height, construct a square-shaped body, and then proceed with interior fittings. Type C RVs focus on housing needs, adapting the vehicle for comfortable living at the expense of some vehicle performance, highlighting spacious and comfortable accommodation. Manufactured under truck standards (Category 5), Type C RVs have significantly lower handling and safety standards compared to passenger cars. The interior is more spacious, with 4-6 seats and 5-6 sleeping berths, featuring fewer curves in the cabin and larger storage spaces.