Camping trailers are a great way to camp. They are a little harder to maneuver and manage than an RV, sure — but they give you the freedom to detach your personal vehicle and run out to buy that milk you forgot without packing up your entire campsite.
The trouble with camping trailers is, however, that they can be heavy and brick-like. Towing them makes gas-swilling trucks even less efficient — and demolishes the already precious range of electric vehicles.
At least, that’s been the experience in the past. But times are changing. Dutch company Smitveld has a cure for the common trailer with . Here’s what you need to know about it.
The AeroCabin is compact and lightweight
As you’d expect with a name like “AeroCabin,” the trailer aims to be more aerodynamic than the average one of its kind. It lowers its roofline by having a pop-top, and it also makes itself more compact by having a slide-out sleeper compartment. Both deploy in seconds.
The trailer is also super lightweight, at just 1,984 pounds. Even with your added gear, that should be towable by a crossover, an EV … or pretty much any vehicle you would fit a tow bar to.
