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LIV's new E-Leaf trailer ditches wood and gas, packs solar power, and starts under $25,000
LIV said it's the company's first all-electric thermoplastic travel trailer.
The future is electric, but can we say the same about travel trailers as well? We will soon, if California-based startup Pebble has anything to do with it. Here's the "next generation of all-electric ...
Trailers are the absolute backbone of the trucking industry, and their impact on fuel economy, emissions and wear and tear on the tractor have long been accepted as a price of doing business. Through ...
In 2020, it dawned on America that getting outdoors was a lot more appealing than isolating within the same four walls, and the overlanding and camping industry flourished. Bingrui Yang, founder and ...
Airstream's Basecamp series already represents its best trailers for getting far off the beaten path, through the woods, over rivers and up mountain peaks. The all-new Basecamp Xe gives the series an ...
The automotive industry is on the verge of taking a step back from full electrification, and that's bound to trickle down to sister industries. The RV segment, slower in making the pledge to go full ...
Lightship starts producing its electric RV trailer, which features a battery to help propel the tow vehicle and power other amenities. The TrekDrive system can double the range of the tow vehicle if ...
Three months after unveiling the production-intent design of its flagship Flow travel trailer, Pebble has commenced production in California. With Pebble Flow production now underway, the startup says ...
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Airstream's first production-spec electric camper trailer has a 10.3-kWh battery pack. Unlike the much larger and more expensive Lightship RV, this trailer doesn't have powered wheels. The Airstream's ...
Luxury travel trailer maker Bowlus was one of the very first American RV manufacturers to lean into high-capacity battery power, launching a lithium-powered trailer capable of quick-starting a dead ...
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