P19 Shorty Camper

This California-based startup renowned for its EV-friendly travel trailers, introduces the P19 Shorty, a compact and streamlined model designed for easy towing by various vehicles, including smaller EVs like the Tesla Model 3 and Hyundai Ioniq 5. This minimalist trailer, standing at 5.2 feet tall, 6.3 feet wide, and 11.7 feet long, emphasizes aerodynamics, reducing air resistance by 70%. Weighing just 664 pounds, it offers a practical and efficient camping solution. The interior features a convertible workspace, a bed for two adults and a pet, and ample storage. The new P19 Shorty maintains a sleek aesthetic and starts at $9,995, available for order at their website with a two-month delivery turnaround.

2017 Ford F-550 EarthRoamer

For those who crave wild adventure without giving up luxury, the 2017 Ford F-550 EarthRoamer XV-LTS is the ultimate off-grid machine. Built by EarthRoamer in Colorado, this rugged expedition vehicle started life as a Ford Super Duty truck before being transformed, at a cost of over $500,000, into a self-sufficient mobile home that blends brute strength with high-end comfort. Even better, this one offers a rare chance to skip the long waiting list for a new build. ...
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YAMA VANS

Travelers are now more than ever looking for more authentic and unique experiences. Camper Vans and Vanlife are a new growing trend that is worth paying attention to. Calgary-based Yama Nomad helps people experience nomadic adventure travel, while enjoying the comforts of home. They build custom vans and also rent vans out to vacationers or anyone looking to try van life. This recently converted 2018 four-wheel-drive Mercedes Sprinter van showcases the gorgeous desi...
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Z-Scooter

Spanish design house Bel & Bel have given a cool-upgrade to the uncool Segway, they have combined it with one the most distinctive scooters on the roads and created the Z-Scooter. Inspired by the original design for the iconic Vespa, the all-electric ride looks like a scooter from the front but behind, it is all Segway. Equipped with a TESLA Model S super lithium battery, it can reach speeds of 20km/h (12mph) for as long as 35km (21miles) on a single charge....
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