Concept Vehicle

The RV world reached new heights in the 2010s, laying the groundwork for a bigger decade to come. Camper concepts we saw over the decade showed an industry ready to apply the latest technologies in creating smarter, more luxurious, more stylish RVs.

The seventh concept vehicle to be unveiled under the MEB platform for electric vehicles, VW's ID Space Vizzion “previews a potential production car” in a small crossover-SUV style. It seats four or five, and has a range of up to 300 miles per charge.

Even with a few months of 2019 left to go, we feel confident that the Hymer VisionVenture is the coolest camper van of the year. Now more details have emerged on exactly how its tech can benefit future van lifers.

Neuron EV has been working to drum up buzz for a November premiere, revealing concepts like a modular e-pickup/camper van and autonomous tiny home.

Peugeot has been coming to play. Its all-new Boxer 4x4 Concept aims to be a full-blown adventure mobile for extended multi-sport expeditions.

Hymer's Concept Galileo looks ahead to the year 2030, when we could have self-driving, tour-guiding camper pods customized to the traveler's every whim.

Borrowing from yachts and tiny homes, Hymer's VisionVenture camper van entices next-gen digital nomads with boundary-pushing features.

Sunlight cranks the action level up a with the Cliff 4x4 Adventure Van, a concept camper van that supports bikers, skiers, climbers and surfers with a rooftop wakeboarding winch, inflatable boards that work as extra beds, and a gear-storage system that doubles as a roof-mount hammock stand.

​​They say sitting is the new smoking, but for the typical truck driver it’s a pretty unavoidable part of the job. Iveco is imagining a future where drivers can mix in a bit pf physical activity, unveiling a new cabin concept fitted out with gym equipment for some serious gains on the road. ​

​Nissan has wheeled out another concept vehicle that demonstrates the versatility of its NV series vans. The all-electric ice cream van is not only driven by electric propulsion, but also leans on clean energy to keeps its onboard treats nice and cool. ​​

Forget the skateboard chassis; Swedish brand Scania is exploring something that's much more of a hoverboard chassis. Its NXT autonomous EV concept uses detachable front and rear axles as the basis of a modular vehicle system that can go from dropping kids at school to dropping garbage at the dump.

Ahead of the New York International Auto Show, Hyundai's luxury brand has unveiled a new compact concept called the Mint. Appropriately in green, the all-electric Genesis Mint Concept is a lightweight, compact​ two-door, two-seater​ designed for upper-crust city drivers.