Nothing about the Tesla Cybertruck (or the pickup campers built for it) has made it look like a particularly inviting camping vehicle. After famously awful first impressions, Elon's tent debacle didn't help. It seems like we'll have to wait for trailer builders to step outside the pickup box (prism) for a better Cyber-camping experience. Living Vehicle's Cybertrailer, for example, looks like a downright pleasant place to base camp, if you can even call it camping so much as luxury apartment-like mobile living.

Living Vehicle’s CyberTrailer attaches to the bold Cybertruck so you can avoid paying council tax forever. The 'CyberTrailer' itself is all-electric, with power-assisted axles so the thing doesn’t rinse the battery of the tow vehicle and/or deplete its range across rougher terrain.

Since November 2019, when the Cybertruck was first presented to the public, we've seen more than a fair share of Cybertruck-ready RV products, but the CyberTrailer is the only one to actually come to fruition. It's also, so far, the only one delivering performance, autonomy, and style to match the e-truck.

The Living Vehicle GT39 is a sustainable, chic and luxurious off-grid home designed with comfort and quality in mind to help reshape perceptions of mobile homes and trailer living. The home is characterized by its ultra-chic interior that features all the amenities of a luxury home albeit in a decidedly smaller manner. The home boasts eight-foot ceilings to help it feel larger and airier than it is, while premium finishings like hardwood flooring, powder-coated aluminum cabinets and more give it an authentic home feeling.

Before the pandemic, we lived in a generously simple world with mobile homes catering to the bare minimum needs on the road. A bedroom, convertible living room, kitchenette, dry bathroom, and that was almost it. Most of the interior was paneled with wood and the exterior was done in aluminum for durability. Now, with the likes of Living Vehicle, a Santa Barbara, CA-based boutique travel trailer builder – that has been marrying luxury and sustainability over the years – is redefining the word: luxury mobile living with the new GT series.

when it comes to mobile homes, the Living Vehicle GT39 may actually live up to its boastful billing. The Santa Barbara-based startup designs sustainable luxury vehicles that serve as “high-end mobile living solutions for a nomadic lifestyle,” and their newly launched fifth wheel is their top-of-the-line offering.

In his review, Kurt Knutsson shared his thoughts on the impact of the CyberTrailer, stating, "The CyberTrailer represents a harmonious blend of sustainability, cutting-edge technology, luxury, and adventure. For EV enthusiasts, it's a dream come true. For off-grid adventurers, it's the ultimate enabler. And for those who simply refuse to compromise on comfort while exploring the great outdoors, it's nothing short of revolutionary." He acknowledged that while the CyberTrailer is positioned as a luxury RV, it offers "a level of freedom, comfort, and sustainability that's unmatched in the RV world"—making it a worthy investment for those seeking an unparalleled off-grid experience.

Hofmann’s innovative approach to off-grid, sustainable living has garnered significant attention globally since the company’s inception in 2017. But in May this year, he and Living Vehicle added another feather to their cap. Living Vehicle announced the arrival of CyberTrailer. The towable trailer has a design inspired by Tesla CyberTruck and is packed with features never seen before in a camping trailer. I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Matthew Hofmann about the company’s latest innovations and plans. Here is what he had to say.

The trailer is 100 percent solar powered, with a water supply that uses air creation and recycling for maximum sustainability, wireless controls via an iPad, and a folding patio, allowing adventurers to experience and enjoy the outdoors to the fullest. If the CyberTrailer is towed by a Tesla Cybertruck, it matches seamlessly with the Cybertruck’s design. Still, the CyberTrailer is compatible with the Ford F-150 and Rivian tow vehicles and gas and diesel tow vehicles. At the same time, the CyberTrailer does boast the perk of electric tow vehicle charging.

Tesla's Cybertruck can't tow just any camper. Living Camper is bringing its expertise in high-end campers to the CyberTrailer, a dual-axle camper with angular styling that fits the Cybertruck theme perfectly. The CyberTrailer draws power from a rooftop solar array and can act as a charging station and can even recharge the towing vehicle, although Living Vehicle hasn't released details on battery capacity or generation. The CyberTrailer also isn't limited to the Cybertruck, with gas-powered or other EV trucks like the F-150 Lightning or Rivian R1T being just as suitable — although not as well matched aesthetically. Living Vehicle plans to start deliveries of the CyberTrailer in 2025, with reservations available for a refundable $100 deposit.

While it may be polarizing, there is no denying that the 2024 Tesla Cybertruck gathers attention for its unique look. Being a pickup, people expect it to tow—and being a Tesla, people expect it to be quick doing it. The Cybertruck can tow, there's no question about that, and it's certainly quick while doing it. But what camping trailer matches its uniquely angular appearance? Living Vehicle—a luxury camper manufacturer—took one look at the Cybertruck and decided that’s exactly the type of RV trailer it needed. This is the CyberTrailer, and its looks are sure to be as controversial as its namesake.

Reduce “range anxiety,” extend your off-grid adventure, and make your own water from thin air — the CyberTrailer embodies the best of what Living Offers in an unmistakable aesthetic. The CyberTrailer serves double duty as a pull-behind camper and mobile charging for electric vehicles. And while its design undoubtedly draws from the Cybertruck, it can be towed by the F-150 Lightning, Rivian R1-T, or any conventional gas or diesel half-ton truck.

Living Vehicle, one of the most consistently impressive RV makers around, has just unveiled its latest model, the CyberTrailer. The new caravan has a design inspired by Tesla’s controversial pickup and several features sure to catch the attention of outdoor-loving EV owners. The most eye-catching feature isn’t the CyberTrailer’s head-turning design. Instead, it’s the vehicle’s solar-aided power system. Most RVs rely on shore power to run once you get to the campground, but not the Cybertrailer.

When it comes to travel trailers, there seems to be a disparity between luxury and adventure. However, just because you’re using your unit to head off-grid doesn’t mean you don’t want there to be a level of luxury there with you as well.

Living Vehicle has found a way to pack everything you need for off-the-grid camping into a smaller package. The new vehicle is the HD lineup’s shortest but still packs everything you need to take your life on the road for weeks at a time.

Spending time outdoors doesn't have to sacrifice comfort. The Living Vehicle HD24 takes luxury living on the road.

Who says you can't have a hefty dose of luxury with your off-grid adventures, preferably in a package that's relatively affordable and integrates plenty of sustainability features? Living Vehicle says you can, as you should – and will get them all with the HD24 2024 model.

Along with a laundry list of luxe amenities, Living Vehicle’s smallest RV to date features an enlarged wardrobe that can be turned into a bedroom or an office.

Living Vehicle is ideal for those who want to embark on multi-week trips to ranches, undeveloped private land, remote fly-fishing trips, or is just for those who want the solitude of nature without giving up the comforts of life in civilization.

The HD comes in three sizes with a spa-like bathroom, a fold down patio, and skylight-lit bedroom.

When the power goes out for good, you can still have a "chef-designed kitchen" and other luxuries of the before times in Living Vehicle’s latest RV.

For the past few years, we've seen a different kind of RV appear on the scene. I'm talking about all-electric machines. In particular, Living Vehicle and their complete on-road lifestyle solutions. Well, they just unveiled their 2024 lineup, and it's, it's, it's... I have no words, and as a writer, that's a problem.

Aiming to take luxury to whole new heights, Living Vehicle has just unveiled what it touts as “the most powerful, solar-powered, all-electric luxury travel trailer on Earth.

The HD travel trailer can go completely off-grid in complete comfort.

Starting at well over half a million, Living Vehicle’s HD-Pro powerhouse redefines the luxury travel trailer.Starting at well over half a million, Living Vehicle’s HD-Pro powerhouse redefines the luxury travel trailer.

Its makers are calling it “the most powerful trailer on Earth.”

The new 2024 Living Vehicle HD is the perfect solution for those looking to explore the outer limits of what nature has to offer. The Living Vehicle HD takes off-grid adventuring to the next level, featuring the most solar power ever installed on an electric travel trailer and a unique water regeneration system that can create its own water supply.

The Living Vehicle 2024 HD-PRO travel trailer is a more substantial, long-term living space for off-grid explorers to choose as a way to comfortable spend extended periods from any location. The trailer is constructed with an aluminum shell and steel-reinforced chassis for enhanced durability, while the interior features several windows and skylights to maximize natural light and airflow. Rigid closed-cell foam insulation prioritizes all-season comfort, while more than 150-square-feet of interior living space supports couples or small families alike.