Sooner or later the overwhelming majority of vehicles on the roads will become electric and RV are not an exception. Therefore, the manufacturers are already on high alert and we witness the emergence of a new class of electric motorhomes and EV specific travel trailers. In this video we will give you a detailed summary of the already existing models and the most promising concepts of tomorrow.
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#1 Winnebago e-RV
Though labeled as a concept, Winnebago second EV looks like a production-ready model, based on the current Ford Transit van. Developed by the brand’s Advanced Technology Group, the e-RV swaps the Transit’s internal combustion engine for an electric powertrain from Lighting eMotors.
#2 Airstream eSTREAM
Beautiful retro trailers by Airstream have durable aluminum shells but are not the lightest to tow. So to make sure that we continue seeing them on the roads after the electric revolution, the US manufacturer introduces a proprietary eStream technology.
#3 Thor Vision Vehicle
Looking like an up-sized version of Ford Transit, Thor Vision Vehicle presents the company’s vision for a future Class B+ motorhome. The model uses a chassis-mounted all-electric powertrain, but for the purposes of extending the range, it is paired with an integrated fuel cell.
#4 Mercedes EQV Camper
In addition to the ICE-powered Marco Polo campervan, Mercedes adds to its stables an all-electric model. Based on the Mercedes EQV, the RV offers lengths and 2 battery options, 60 and 90 kWh.
#5 Stella Vita
After completing a 1200-mile trip across Europe on solar power, the Stella Vita student concept has gathered quite the following in media and across social networks. The company’s 22 creators even got invited to Renault to exchange experiences with the brand’s new Mobilize brand.
#6 Dethleffs E.HOME
The new parent company of the brand, Thor Industries, has recently signed a binding memorandum of understanding with ZF Friedrichshafen. The two companies will finish the development of the Dethleffs E.Home Coco and its electric platform.
#7 Renault Hippie Caviar Hotel
Renault Hippie Caviar Hotel is inspired by the design of 1960s campers and the current glamping trends. Its distinctive two-tone green paintwork comes from 1977 Renault Estafette camper.
#8 LEVC Electric Camper
Based on the VN5 van, the new LEVC Camper offers buyers access to national parks and other protected areas that are off-limits for ICE models, but uses a 1.5L gasoline engine to extend its travel range from 60 to 304 miles.
#9 Crawler e-trail
Turkish Crawler has already made a name for itself as the manufacturer of affordable RVs for the roads untraveled. Their next camping solution is an all-terrain caravan e-Crawler for a mid-size EV.
#10 Mitsubishi Minicab-MiEV B-Leisure Style
Though not suitable for long off-grid stays, the Mitsubishi Minicab-MiEV B-Leisure Style kei car can easily take you for a day outing to a local camping ground.
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