Cybertruck, meet CyberTrailer.
RVThe futuristic Tesla Cybertruck made its debut in late 2023. Love it or hate it, you can’t deny the popularity of Elon Musk’s latest Sci-Fi creation. As a result, it was only a matter of time before an equally forward-thinking RV trailer followed suit. That future is now. Living Vehicle, a California-based luxury RV specialist, has unveiled the CyberTrailer, a self-sufficient, sustainable trailer that embodies what the manufacturer calls “The spirit of independence from utility connections.”
The CyberTrailer Experience
With a profile inspired by the aerodynamic design of the Cybertruck, the all-electric CyberTrailer is made for adventurers who seek freedom from the limitations of conventional camping setups—namely, freedom from traditional campground hookups. Designed and built by Living Vehicle (LV), a successful luxury off-grid trailer manufacturer, this upscale travel trailer is made with the company’s “Luxury Unplugged” lifestyle in mind.
“The main limitation to current all-electric RV design is charging and utility infrastructure,” says Living Vehicle CEO and Founder Matthew Hofmann. “The CyberTrailer is resource-independent and can venture to nature without needing RV parks or charging stations.”
Charge It!
The CyberTrailer ain’t your father’s RV. It has all the amenities you’d expect in a luxury trailer. But it’s designed to be a mobile charging station, allowing the trailer to provide independent power for all its needs—plus additional power for the tow vehicle when off-grid. The CyberTrailer utilizes power sources including solar panels and backup power generation systems to provide enough juice for extended off-grid adventures.
Drink Up!
The CyberTrailer is equipped with a proprietary water-generation system that extracts moisture from the air. This system, combined with additional water and waste recycling processes, enables owners to extend travel without water or waste hookups.
Cyber Buddies
The CyberTrailer is built to be paired with electric vehicles like the Tesla Cybertruck, Ford F-150 Lightning, and Rivian R1T. However, it’s also compatible with conventional half-ton gas and diesel vehicles. LV says that high-power alternators installed in traditional motor-based tow vehicles may provide a backup power source to the Cybertrailer.
Secure Your CyberTrailer Now!
More detailed specifications will be released as LV continues toward production. The CyberTrailer starts at $175,000. About 80% of the reservations have already sold out, so interested buyers should secure their spot today. All it takes is a fully refundable $100 deposit. Deliveries are planned to begin in 2025.
