Trailer

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 Bivvi Cabin is a simple A-frame micro-cabin that comes with lots of options, including solar power. It stands out from the crowd with the flexibility to be either installed on foundations or towed around on a trailer like a tiny house.

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.

Build Tiny has a knack for maximizing available floorspace in its compact builds. Its latest model measures just 8 m in length but the firm managed to shoehorn in a well-stocked kitchen, an office, and a spare bed for guests.

The latest tiny house by French firm Baluchon serves as residence and workspace to a composer, with the firm managing to squeeze a mini music studio into its living room. The home also boasts an upstairs balcony, which is a rarity in a tiny house.

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.

Build Tiny was commissioned by a young couple who work on boats and are used to dealing with very small sleeping quarters. The New Zealand firm focused on maximizing storage space and offering a modern, light-filled interior layout.

We typically associate Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses with large towable homes, but its Rhode Island Red measures just 14 ft in length and features a simple interior layout that reflects its compact dimensions and its relatively low budget of $38,000.

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.

After updating its Mantis and TigerMoth trailers, Taxa has turned its attention to its smallest model, the Woolly Bear. The rolling tent-top toolbox has new and improved features that help it serve as a 21st century chuck wagon or complete camper.