Caravan

Wearing an ageless style the camper world has seen for many decades, the new Cortes Travel Trailer enjoys an update from the latest tech. Cortes builds it using a vacuum infusion of aluminized fiberglass and fills it with appliances from Furrion.

Driven by a near-obsessive desire to improve its off-road teardrop trailer, Escapod breaks the mold and launches the Topo2. The stylish trailer counts a single-piece composite construction, independent suspension and solar power among its upgrades.

Bringing to mind a classic Volkswagen camper van lurking quietly behind a rocky oceanside outcropping, the new Beachy caravan adds a fresh injection of retro, laid-back sand-and-surf vibes to the modern camper market.

Recent RV designs ranging from huge two-story motorhomes to livable horse trailers have brought nomads closer than ever to nature with large, dramatic windows. Kip Caravans pushes the trend to a new extreme with its Panorama Shelter concept caravan.

A diversion from the usual Australian box trailer, the Kerfton camper trailer has a composite body that quickly grows from low towable to family base camp. Its smart kitchen brings out full cooking power whether the tent is set up or packed.

We've recently seen a few small camper vans that look homier than some houses, and now we have a squaredrop trailer that can say the same. The new Kuckoo Bruno combines some of our favorite RV features into a towable all-weather cabin.

Australia is known for putting out the world's most overbuilt caravans. The latest in that category, the burly Sinergi from Australian Off Road, is ready to persevere through absolute torture on long, arduous journeys across the Australian continent.

Born from the need for self-sufficient travel, the 7even50 One trailer looks like little more than an industrial cargo trailer from the outside. Inside, though, it's a homey space for two that serves as a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and dining lounge.

The new Offline Domino camper trailer has a unique ruggedized teardrop design perfect for a quick sleepover or full base camp. The rear jaws provide immediate access inside, while the power-operated annex tent sets up a complete living space.

We've seen a few electric camping trailers on the global market, and Colorado Campworks presents one of the first we've seen in the US. Its NS-1 is an off-road teardrop built to rely solely on electric power out in the wild, no need for LPG.

The bike camper market finds itself maturing beyond one-off garage creations to polished retail trailers. The Mody caravan arrives as a classic tiny teardrop made from lightweight composites and specced for ebike road touring and mountain biking.

In 2019, Polydrops reimagined the teardrop trailer as a sharp-angled mobile personal space. Now it's back with a more comfortable trailer specced out like a towable hotel room, complete with off-grid solar power system and all-weather HVAC.