New competition shown at CES

[PhatDaddy]

Competition (website and pre-production model only - not yet delivering) goes live this morning at CES: Evotrex. But can they actually deliver at the estimated price point and time frame? Some Pebble-matching (hmm... and the founder use to work for Pebble...?) and some unique and standout features - some I've seen on Living Vehicles trailers. 28' and 9900 gross for the fully loaded unit, so a beefy beast, with manufacturing set to start... Q4 2026? China-centric supply chain and design teams apparently (with US assembly?). Electric (or extended range electric like this one, with a built-in generator to accompany the Pebble-size battery) seems to be the future of RVs.

 

[Holdmybeer]

I think the extended range concept for both EV's and ERecreationalV's, will be the direction the industry will have to go if it is to have more than a niche clientel. An all electric, plug in only, Rec. EV might work in some areas of the country, but they aren't practical for many other regions with limited EV charging infrastructure nor for example is even a 77 KW battery going to last long ( a couple of days maybe) boondocking out somewhere when it's 100° in the shade and the a/c is trying to keep a greenhouse cool while running every other accessory necessary.

 

[turbopilot]

Competition (website and pre-production model only - not yet delivering) goes live this morning at CES: Evotrex.

Great to see more EV towables. Started a new Evotrex Owner's Group.