For many people, long distance travel means a RV. The electric and locally emission free future of the motorhome industry is rising to the challenge of sustainable travel. After all, what consumers want, consumers tend to get, and emissions-free camping now is in high demand.
As you look around the jam-packed RV village this summer, however, you’re likely to hear the rumble of generators. It’s just not very soothing or connected to nature…Being in natural surroundings is beneficial to your mental and physical health. People who have had the opportunity to experience the beauty and magic of remote wild places often become environmental advocates, seeking to protect the fragile geologic wonders and ecosystems.
As a steward of the natural world, you carry with you the knowledge that time spent in wilderness contributes to environmental awareness. Eco-camping is a term used to describe the associated environmentally friendly trip, with the goal of respecting and preserving wild spaces for years to come. Eco-campers avoid single use plastic, reuse containers, steer away from products manufactured with chemicals, correctly dispose of all waste, and stay on trails.
The most popular response for an expected charge time was in the 45-to-59 minute range, suggesting the need for DC fast-charging not just in products like this but as an infrastructure need at campsites nationwide. It’s a big leap from the typical 240-volt, 30-amp outlets at US campsites to fast-charge compatibility.Airstream eStream Concept Travel Trailer
: It paints a picture of a world in the not-so-distant future where your travel trailer works with your tow vehicle to maximize range and efficiency, where you unhitch and use your mobile device to remote control your Airstream into the campsite, and where ultra-efficient solar panels and high-voltage batteries enable you to take your adventures even farther off the grid.