Evotrex closes a $30 million Series A to develop hybrid RV travel trailers, targeting annual production of about 1,000 units next year. Its PG5 pairs a battery with an onboard gas engine for extended off-grid trips, and around 90% of its current order book is for the roughly $160,000 Premium trim. The startup says it has validated a functional vehicle and plans 10 to 12 months of durability testing.
Evotrex’s PG5 recreational vehicle combines a 43 kWh LFP battery, rooftop solar, and a Horizon range-extender generator to provide off-grid power. After a trip, it can recharge a tow vehicle through NACS.
PCMag highlights the Evotrex-PG5 at CES 2026 as an affordable electric RV trailer for extended off-grid camping. The trailer features onboard power generation, solar, and battery systems.
Evotrex debuted the PG5, a self-powered travel trailer, at CES 2026. It combines a 43 kWh battery, solar power, and an onboard generator, allowing campers to operate appliances and HVAC without campsite hookups.