trailers

Evotrex has just raised $16 million to help outdoorsy types get far, far away from civilization with an RV trailer that can power itself for a good while. It has ambitious plans to hitch its trailers to customers' vehicles by the end of next year.

The new Keystone Walkabout feels like a cross between a typical American travel trailer and a hardcore Aussie off-roader. The split-personality rig is a rough-hewn adventure support vehicle outside, an exceptionally livable home-on-a-hitch inside.

At this year's Japan Mobility Show, the legendary little Mitsubishi Delica van cedes the stage (for a moment, anyway) to an even cooler Mitsubishi camping rig: a futuristic concept combo that expands into a multi-room base camp.

Wheelhome has long been designing truly unique tiny campers. This time, it's outdone itself, building a hybrid roof tent/pop-up camper specially for the Tesla Model 3 and then evolving it into a more practical micro-camping trailer for any vehicle.

For 50 years, Australian overland pioneer ARB has offered essentials to help make unnavigable terrain navigable and temporarily habitable. After launching its first camper trailer 2 years ago, it's bringing the rugged expandable base camp to the US.

Modern Buggy has been on an expansion warpath, and the new Ultimate Hauler 18 is part of its teardrop camper expansion ... kind of. This particular trailer blends together a proper teardrop pod and toy-hauling flatbed in a way we haven't seen before.

The Arkto Campers C10 caravan lives larger than the typical squaredrop, offering a complete interior ready to escape mercurial fluctuations in a hurry. The pop-up cabin feels more like you're in a pop-top camper van than a teardrop-size trailer.

The new Mosfab Cosmos is a canopy-style trailer with a standout layout. Spend 3 minutes popping it open and you'll turn any patch of earth into a welcoming off-road retreat complete with heated tent, staircase and dual-fridge gourmet galley.

Stockman grows its lineup from small pod and teardrop trailers to include a larger toy hauler. The new Trekka debuts as a dual-axle trailer with a complete camper interior, two kitchens and dedicated interior space for ebikes or other adventure gear.

The all-new Urbanoid Booba is an impossibly cute, tiny acorn of a trailer designed to provide a stylish, carefree way of instantly escaping the urban grind. The towable clamshell unfolds and inflates into a cozy base camp in a matter of minutes.

One of the lightest teardrops pulled by cars, the Kleox trailer debuted with a slightly unconventional form three years ago. Now it transforms into a more traditional teardrop that still weighs under 500 lb and prices in well below similar trailers.

Hardkorr Campers has been on a tear expanding its compact Xplorer trailer series. But what good is a small, nimble 'hardkorr' all-terrain camper if you can't bring along your favorite toys to wring the most fun out of long days in the wilderness?