Rivian’s Electric R1T Truck Will Have a Full Camping Kitchen That Pops Out From the Side
Rivian’s all-electric pickup won’t just be the first battery-powered truck to hit the market, it’ll also come with its own working kitchen.
Rivian’s all-electric pickup won’t just be the first battery-powered truck to hit the market, it’ll also come with its own working kitchen.
“Oddity Mall brought to our attention the Beauer 3X camper trailer which, at a glance, may look like a small two-person caravan but it can actually expand to three times its size at the touch of a button. It takes about 60 seconds to get it transformed into a 129 square foot (12 square meters) four-person camper. The concept is patented by the French manufacturer and is based on telescopic technology that allows two modules to be extended horizontally to triple the living space,” he added.
An inside-out camper van? A wheel-less, expandable camping trailer – again? A truck camper sized for a cargo van? Maybe a simple flip to “van camper” will do the trick?
Normally you would need a burly truck or SUV to tow a trailer. That’s not the case with Polydrops’s latest model, which can be pulled by practically any vehicle, even an EV.
Brock Keen insists he wasn’t trying to start a trend. “I never really contemplated sports-car camping in the past, and I’ve had Porsches and BMWs and others, but I’ve always taken an SUV or a truck camping,” he tells us from his home in Portland, Oregon. However, when a bargain rooftop tent didn’t jibe with the roof rails on his Range Rover, Keen stuck the tent on his 2004 911 Carrera 4S, just to get it home. He and his wife quickly realized this setup was far too cool to languish.
EarthCruiser, a globally recognized leader in expedition vehicles, today (April 26) introduced the EC Terranova, a 4×4 all-season over-cab expedition vehicle available on a Ford one-ton chassis with Chevy and Ram options coming in 2022.
While relatively small compared to the North American or European markets, China’s RV industry is growing by leaps and bounds, powered by younger consumers eager to escape the city.
The Las Vegas-based tech outfit has just unveiled the Cyberlandr, an after-market camper shell for Tesla’s eagerly anticipated all-electric pickup.
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