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Ford has debuted a new long-wheelbase variant of its small, efficient Nugget camper van, and this one packs a fully installed toilet ... as well as the kitchen sink. This highly coveted feature makes the new Nugget family better than ever before.

Pebble, the California-based RV company looking to shake up the space with modern features and design, has finally revealed pricing for its Flow electric RV trailer. You're looking at $109,500 for the base model, with options going up to $175,000.

The sleek, space-optimized Wingamm Oasi plus-sized camper van has arrived in the USA. The new "micro class RV" combines Italian exterior flair with high-end European furnishings to become a state-of-the-art camper van alternative for US RVers.

InTech has long been creating some of the US' most distinctively shaped travel trailers. Today it launches the flagship, a dual-axle family trailer with hideaway features, transforming spaces and rugged construction.

A month ago, we took a look at the new Winnebago Revel Sport camper van. Not half a year after introducing it, Winnebago is doubling the Sport lineup with a new floor plan that opens up a more leisurely lounge space.

Nissan is taking a break from releasing overnight camper van concepts to present a concept more rightfully classified a day camping lounge. When life gives you lemons, don't be afraid to take a break and drink some lemonade below your umbrella.

A year after debuting in rendered form at CES 2024, the AC Future Transforming Home RV is a complete multi-expanding prototype fancy enough to make CES 2025 show goers want to break free on an open road trip with no defined end date.

Trap doors, electric expansion systems and amphibious ebikes ... those are just a few of the ideas we saw pushed across the RV market in 2024. In fact, all those ideas (and plenty more) found their way into some of the market's smallest RVs.

Escapod teardrops have come a long since we reviewed the original Topo trailer back in 2019. Does the handsome fiberglas-composite Topo2 hold its own on a trip through some of the rawest terrain in the US Lower 48? Only one way to find out.

Forget Westfalia or Winnebago. Some of this year's most striking, innovative camper vans came not from dedicated RV manufacturers or small conversion garages but from much bigger household names: the automakers themselves.

We've seen a few inflatable mattress kits tailored to Rivian's R1S SUV, but Hest has evaded inflation and launched a set of plush foam mattresses to turn the full-size electric SUV into a sleek, simple all-terrain micro-camper.

We've seen camper kits for vans, 4x4s and crossovers. But pickup truck owners have long been left to build their own. Roadloft bucks that trend with a pickup camper kit that becomes a truck lounge, dining area, mobile office, kitchenette and bedroom.