Airstream has been at the forefront of travel trailer innovation for decades, and with the introduction of the Basecamp 20Xe, the company is taking a major step into the future of off-grid and electric-capable adventure travel. As the first Basecamp model designed specifically with all-electric capability in mind, the 20XE … [continued]
If you’d like to go e-bike touring but don’t want to sleep in a tent or rent a hotel room, a tiny camper might be the way to go, but pulling a camper behind your e-bike could really kill your range. However, if your bicycle camper is electric-powered as well, … [continued]
There are many many times in the clean tech media ecosystem when a futuristic — or completely off-the-wall — product gets coverage and then completely disappears after the initial hype cycle is over. And then there are those outliers, the wild and ambitious niche products that get a fair bit … [continued]
Ford recently announced something very cool: the latest version of its “Nugget” campervan. Like its predecessor, it’s a collaboration with Westfalia, but now it’s available with at least some electric range. Let’s take a look at what the van offers, and then discuss some ways they could make something even … [continued]
The XBus camper van has everything you need in a very compact and efficient package. With an optional battery, it has a range of 600 km.
These electrified camper vans make getting off the grid greener than ever – but you can’t get these in the US!
Dethleffs, a German manufacturer of caravans, has partnered with ZF to create the E.Home, a self-powered camper with dual motors and an 80 kWh battery pack.
Nissan reveals an electric RV concept based on the popular (in Europe) e-NV200 electric van.
The Elektrofrosch is made in Germany on an electrified motorickshaw frame, similar to the iconic Piaggio Ape, the fold-out camper has a top speed of 25 MPH (40 km/h) and a range of about 40 miles (64 km). It also offer
You may recall last year the release of Dethleffs E.Home electric motorhome. The first-of-its-kind all-electric camper was a veritable mobile solar generating station that would get you well over 100 miles out of the city, and charge itself while you camped for the trip back. Now the new towable E.Home Coco caravan trailer joins Dethleffs’ growing stable of ways to save and see the environment at the same time.
