Your search:
130 result(s) in 0.13 s
-
DUKAS_184955869_NUR
Daily Life In Edmonton
EDMONTON, CANADA – MAY 16:
A camper van Ford E-450 ready for a long weekend getaway, is seen parked outside a house in Edmonton, Alberta, Canadaon May 16, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
DUKAS_184955916_NUR
Daily Life In Edmonton
EDMONTON, CANADA – MAY 16:
A Chevrolet truck with a caravan trailer, ready for a long weekend getaway, is seen parked outside a house in Edmonton, Alberta, Canadaon May 16, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
DUKAS_178928560_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in compact Road Mode.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928558_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in Expanded Camp Mode.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928556_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928554_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos,
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928552_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928550_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in Expanded Camp Mode.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928547_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928545_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928543_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in Expanded Camp Mode.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928541_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos roof is covered with integrated solar panels
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928539_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in compact Road Mode for towing.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178928537_FER
Electric powered mobile home expands at touch of a button
Ferrari Press Agency
Cosmos 1
Ref 16398
17/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Lightship
A new all electric mobile home expands in height, length and width at the touch of a button.
And it has its own electric-powered running gear to help make towing easier.
It also means near-zero range loss for EV drivers and less miles-per-gallon drain for gas vehicles doing the towing.
The limited edition AE.1 Cosmos battery is powered from an integrated, full-solar roof design.
The US company behind it, Colorado and California -based Lightship, says this is designed to deliver an all-electric camping experience without the noise of a generator or the hazard of onboard propane tanks.
It is said to have enough capacity for off-grid living.
The AE.1 sleeps four with a fully outfitted bathroom and galley kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.
The trailer expands and elevates with a single button to transition from what is called compact “Road Mode” when towing to “Camp Mode” when pitched up.
It rises upwards with more than two metres of extra headroom and expands sideways.
OPS: The Lightship limited edition AE.1 Cosmos in Expanded Camp Mode.
Pictue supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437671_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437667_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437666_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. Bed converts into a dining table and L-shaped bench (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437665_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. Bed converts into a dining table and L-shaped bench (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437663_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437657_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437655_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437653_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. Bed converts into a dining table and L-shaped bench (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437651_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437649_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_178437641_FER
Tiny mobile home - pulled by trike
Ferrari Press Agency
Camper 1
Ref 16364
05/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Grounded Mobility
A tiny mobile home with room to stand inside yet pulled by an electric tricycle has hit the market.
Called the T1, it is able to sleep two people on a full-width double bed that converts to a two-person dining area with an L-shaped sofa.
US startup Grounded believes the T1 is a good cost option as demand for the outdoors continues to increase.
The company, formed by ex-Elon Musk SpaceX engineers, partnered with another US firm, Civilized Cycles, to create the smart trailer using Civilized’s Semi-Trike.
The interior of the T1 is described as modern, durable, and bright, and inspired by contemporary Nordic outdoor gear.
Both the trike and the T1’s living systems are fully electric and aided by a 500-Watt solar panel.
It offers up to 240 km of pedal-assisted range
The trike's electric drive puts out up to 529 Nm of torque and is said to be able to hit speeds up to 24 km.
It's classed as a bicycle and can ride wherever a bicycle can, requiring no special registration or licensing.
The Grounded+ App connects the company’s software to all of the electronics used, allowing owners to view their own energy usage patterns and optimisation possibilities.
They can turn appliances on and off remotely, see real-time battery, range and water levels, and diagnose potential issues.
The base T1 includes Musk’s Starlink high speed internet for off grid use.
OPS: Render of the Grounded Mobility T1 with Civilized Cycle's Semi-Trike. Bed converts into a dining table and L-shaped bench (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_170631857_FER
Mattress designed for Tesla car roadtrips.
Ferrari Press Agency
Mattress 1
Ref 15904
02/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snuuzu
A self inflatable foam mattress tailored specially for two Tesla electric cars turns the boot into an overnight camper.
The multilayer mattress . Designed for Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. levels out the vehicle with room for two in comfort.
An integrated pump inflates it in a matter of minutes and lets campers adjust the pressure at the push of a button for a better night of sleep.
The mattress has been designed by Dutch company Snuuzu.
The firm’s co-founder Omar Tegel was an early adopter of the Tesla Model S when it launched in Europe in 2013.
An instant fan of the car, over the years he began using the cars as ultralight RVs, switching them into "camper mode" while sleeping atop the folded rear seats.
To make it a more comfortable experience he began designing his own mattress being unable to find one off the shelf.
The resulting multilayer mattress design meant to be as comfortable as any home or hotel mattress that is a perfect fit for the Tesla Y
and 3.
OPS: The Snuzuu mattress designed to fit Tesla Model Y and Model 3n has a custom carry bag
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_170631850_FER
Mattress designed for Tesla car roadtrips.
Ferrari Press Agency
Mattress 1
Ref 15904
02/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snuuzu
A self inflatable foam mattress tailored specially for two Tesla electric cars turns the boot into an overnight camper.
The multilayer mattress . Designed for Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. levels out the vehicle with room for two in comfort.
An integrated pump inflates it in a matter of minutes and lets campers adjust the pressure at the push of a button for a better night of sleep.
The mattress has been designed by Dutch company Snuuzu.
The firm’s co-founder Omar Tegel was an early adopter of the Tesla Model S when it launched in Europe in 2013.
An instant fan of the car, over the years he began using the cars as ultralight RVs, switching them into "camper mode" while sleeping atop the folded rear seats.
To make it a more comfortable experience he began designing his own mattress being unable to find one off the shelf.
The resulting multilayer mattress design meant to be as comfortable as any home or hotel mattress that is a perfect fit for the Tesla Y
and 3.
OPS: The Snuzuu mattress designed to fit Tesla Model Y and Model 3.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_170631843_FER
Mattress designed for Tesla car roadtrips.
Ferrari Press Agency
Mattress 1
Ref 15904
02/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snuuzu
A self inflatable foam mattress tailored specially for two Tesla electric cars turns the boot into an overnight camper.
The multilayer mattress . Designed for Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. levels out the vehicle with room for two in comfort.
An integrated pump inflates it in a matter of minutes and lets campers adjust the pressure at the push of a button for a better night of sleep.
The mattress has been designed by Dutch company Snuuzu.
The firm’s co-founder Omar Tegel was an early adopter of the Tesla Model S when it launched in Europe in 2013.
An instant fan of the car, over the years he began using the cars as ultralight RVs, switching them into "camper mode" while sleeping atop the folded rear seats.
To make it a more comfortable experience he began designing his own mattress being unable to find one off the shelf.
The resulting multilayer mattress design meant to be as comfortable as any home or hotel mattress that is a perfect fit for the Tesla Y
and 3.
OPS: The Snuzuu mattress designed to fit Tesla Model Y and Model 3.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_170631839_FER
Mattress designed for Tesla car roadtrips.
Ferrari Press Agency
Mattress 1
Ref 15904
02/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snuuzu
A self inflatable foam mattress tailored specially for two Tesla electric cars turns the boot into an overnight camper.
The multilayer mattress . Designed for Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. levels out the vehicle with room for two in comfort.
An integrated pump inflates it in a matter of minutes and lets campers adjust the pressure at the push of a button for a better night of sleep.
The mattress has been designed by Dutch company Snuuzu.
The firm’s co-founder Omar Tegel was an early adopter of the Tesla Model S when it launched in Europe in 2013.
An instant fan of the car, over the years he began using the cars as ultralight RVs, switching them into "camper mode" while sleeping atop the folded rear seats.
To make it a more comfortable experience he began designing his own mattress being unable to find one off the shelf.
The resulting multilayer mattress design meant to be as comfortable as any home or hotel mattress that is a perfect fit for the Tesla Y
and 3.
OPS: The Snuzuu mattress designed to fit Tesla Model Y and Model 3.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_170631837_FER
Mattress designed for Tesla car roadtrips.
Ferrari Press Agency
Mattress 1
Ref 15904
02/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snuuzu
A self inflatable foam mattress tailored specially for two Tesla electric cars turns the boot into an overnight camper.
The multilayer mattress . Designed for Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. levels out the vehicle with room for two in comfort.
An integrated pump inflates it in a matter of minutes and lets campers adjust the pressure at the push of a button for a better night of sleep.
The mattress has been designed by Dutch company Snuuzu.
The firm’s co-founder Omar Tegel was an early adopter of the Tesla Model S when it launched in Europe in 2013.
An instant fan of the car, over the years he began using the cars as ultralight RVs, switching them into "camper mode" while sleeping atop the folded rear seats.
To make it a more comfortable experience he began designing his own mattress being unable to find one off the shelf.
The resulting multilayer mattress design meant to be as comfortable as any home or hotel mattress that is a perfect fit for the Tesla Y
and 3.
OPS: The Snuzuu mattress designed to fit Tesla Model Y and Model 3.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_169960539_FER
Cybertruck-inspired caravan
Ferrari Press Agency
CyberTrailer 1
Ref 15862
19/05/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Living Vehicle
A Tesla Cybertruck inspired caravan is promising to allow owners to go off grid by running completely on solar power.
The CyberTrailer has an angular shape that echoes the futuristic Tesla pickup which is also all electric.
There’s also a front horizontal light bar just like that found on the CyberTruck.
The vehicle has a solar power-aided power system that US maker Living Vehicle says will be enough to keep it and its backup generators running.
The trailer will also act as a traveling charger station.
It is claimed the CyberTrailer’s power system will provide enough power to recharge whatever electric vehicle is towing it.
The company says the trailer can be towed by the Cybertruck, as well as other battery-powered m gas and hybrid pickups.
It has a fold-out patio and a gear-hauler ramp
OPS: A CyberTrailer hitched to a Tesla Cybertruck.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_169960535_FER
Cybertruck-inspired caravan
Ferrari Press Agency
CyberTrailer 1
Ref 15862
19/05/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Living Vehicle
A Tesla Cybertruck inspired caravan is promising to allow owners to go off grid by running completely on solar power.
The CyberTrailer has an angular shape that echoes the futuristic Tesla pickup which is also all electric.
There’s also a front horizontal light bar just like that found on the CyberTruck.
The vehicle has a solar power-aided power system that US maker Living Vehicle says will be enough to keep it and its backup generators running.
The trailer will also act as a traveling charger station.
It is claimed the CyberTrailer’s power system will provide enough power to recharge whatever electric vehicle is towing it.
The company says the trailer can be towed by the Cybertruck, as well as other battery-powered m gas and hybrid pickups.
It has a fold-out patio and a gear-hauler ramp
OPS: A CyberTrailer hitched to a Tesla Cybertruck.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349034_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349033_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349032_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349031_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349030_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349029_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349028_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349027_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349026_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349025_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349024_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349023_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349022_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349021_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349020_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349019_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349018_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_165349017_FER
Expandable RV for life on the road
Ferrari Press Agency
RV 1
Ref 15525
30/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: AC Future
A stunning electric powered RV mobile home that expands to 37 square metres at the touch of a button, is set to offer a luxury way to travel and explore.
The vehicle, called the eTH which stands for electric transformer house, is to be built by US company AC Future and was designed by renowned Italian studio Pininfarina.
As well ass movable walls, an expandable solar-panel roof, and a generator that converts and purifies moisture from the air with ambient clean water.
A water generator system converts moisture from the air with up to 50 litres of clean water.
Pininfarina and AC Future reckon the home could serve as a second house, or a moving office for nomads working on the road.
The addition of Elon Musk’s Starlink wifi connectivity, co-pilot assistance, and customisable interior and exterior colour options ensure the owner can experience living, working, and traveling. The RV also features driver-assist technology, a flexible dashboard where the wheel folds away , office desk, and integrated home entertainment system so passengers can wind down with movies, music, games, and more.
The vehicle itself is powered entirely by green energy with a claimed seven days of off-grid capability.
OPS: Render of the eTH designed by Pininfarina for AC Future
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
