Bowlus

Known for some of the shiniest luxury trailers available, Bowlus has been slowly moving downmarket. It continues with the 2025 Rivet, an entry model that still packs off-road upgrades, an off-grid lithium battery and available remote-control parking.

Luxury travel trailer maker Bowlus was one of the very first American RV manufacturers to lean into high-capacity battery power. Now that the electric camping competition is catching up, Bowlus is making the move to become an all-electric RV brand.

Bowlus travel trailers have never come cheap ... and they still don't. But Bowlus has launched the Heritage Edition, a more affordable base model that still has a week of off-grid lithium power and loads of glamping comfort.

Bowlus has introduced its most off-grid-capable travel trailer yet. The all-new Volterra has efficient AeroSolar panels feeding its double-sized lithium battery and comes ready for Starlink satellite internet.

Bowlus doesn't have to regularly update its trailers to attract attention, but it seems to have a new package or update every year. For MY2022, it retouches its unmistakable styling, redesigns a few key features, and adds standard equipment.

Bowlus adds a few pandemic-friendly updates to its luxury camping trailer. The new Terra Firma houses and feeds its human and canine occupants in luxury, protects from germs, and supports nomadic operations with two-week power and a smart tech suite.

Bowlus is back with a new caravan that exceeds the off-grid battery and tech capabilities of other models. With a design inspired by yachts and aircraft, the new Performance Edition rolls across the US and back without running out of battery power.

For its latest trailer Bowlus Road Chief is drawing inspiration from the sea with a bespoke edition that features a heavy nautical flavor throughout.

The new Bowlus Road Chief 26 gives four campers extra room to stretch out and a small front porch for enjoying the sunrise. It also packs in heated floors, 4 kWh of lithium battery power, a mobile router with 3G/4G modem, and an interior inspired by the canyon country of the American Southwest.

The original Bowlus Road Chief trailer had a very short life back in the 1930s. It's been revived and now lays a claim on the title of world's most advanced travel trailer with the all-new Lithium+ package.