It leans away from Trees

[RobertRyan]

This all composite Caravan has quite a few unique features,
One is it is made from Carbon Fibre

Does your car have electric windows? How about an electric sunroof, power seats, blind-spot warning or autonomous braking? And your home… Wi-fi, Bluetooth speakers, power-operated blinds and sensor security lights?

We take most of these things for granted in our 21st century lives, but often scoff when today’s technology is applied to caravans: a power lifter to access under-bed storage; power-operated roof vents; motion-sensing interior night lighting; air conditioning that you can run all day off-the-grid; remotely controlled airbag suspension that you can adjust for height to increase wading depth or lean your van away from roadside trees on a bush track

[rbpru]

What is the cost to build it in the USA, will tell you why it is a niche market.

The folks on the Travel channel build a lot of fine off-road and durable RVs, all it takes is money.

If you won't pay you can't play. Otherwise we would all own a couple of yachts.

[GrandpaKip]

RobertRyan wrote:

trail-explorer wrote:
door is on the wrong side

They do that just to annoy people, also the electrics are very different to what you expect.

Steering wheel is on the wrong side, also.

[RobertRyan]

Jay Coe wrote:
Don't you drive on the left in Australia? Door is curbside.

Yes my reply was toungue in cheek, the door is on the correct side for Australia, a few Americans would not know that

[Jay_Coe]

Don't you drive on the left in Australia? Door is curbside.

[RobertRyan]

trail-explorer wrote:
door is on the wrong side

They do that just to annoy people, also the electrics are very different to what you expect.

[trail-explorer]

door is on the wrong side

[Clicck]

If it is an AUS camper I'll admit they tend to be very well built. For me though all the electric gizmos are overkill and just one more thing to go wrong.

[RobertRyan]

GordonThree wrote:
Quality built or not, still sounds like a lot of gizmos to fail and jamb up a camping trip. What's the price tag on this beauty?

A lot. People building it make yachts as well, a lot of technology involved

[RobertRyan]

GordonThree wrote:
Looks like it has mud tires on it? Is that common for Australia, lots of mud on the roadways?

An Off Road Caravan primarily, that is why the sophisticated suspension

[SidecarFlip]

goducks10 wrote:
Well for one they ain't made like the typical Indiana stuff.

https://zonerv.com.au/technology-design/

Exactly. No 'Amish Craftsmanship' involved. Every time I see that I laugh.

Hoosier hospitality is no accident but Hoosier quality is an accident.

[GordonThree]

Quality built or not, still sounds like a lot of gizmos to fail and jamb up a camping trip. What's the price tag on this beauty?

[goducks10]

Well for one they ain't made like the typical Indiana stuff.

https://zonerv.com.au/technology-design/

[Clicck]

EdTheEdge wrote:
Can you imagine the things that will go wrong with that TT?

Exactly! all those electronics built with typical camper build quality? that is a nightmare in the making.

An electric lift to access the under bed storage?? lol

[EdTheEdge]

Can you imagine the things that will go wrong with that TT?