Luxury RV comfort that follows you off the pavement

A luxury RV has traditionally meant a beautiful interior tethered to a full-hookup resort. The finishes were real, and so was the extension cord. The moment you left the pedestal behind, the luxury started shutting itself off, one appliance at a time.

The Evotrex-PG5 breaks that link. It pairs a genuinely residential interior with 270+ kWh of usable energy per cycle, so the comfort works exactly the same on a ridge in the backcountry as it does in a resort. That is the difference between a luxury travel trailer and a luxury location.

A residential interior, measured in real numbers

Luxury starts with how the space actually feels. The PG5 gives you 6'6" ceilings, two residential queen beds at a full 80" x 60" each, and sleeping for four adults without anyone drawing the short straw. The dry bath keeps floors dry with a separate shower offering 6'5" of standing headroom, fed by a tankless instant water heater, so hot water arrives immediately and never runs out mid-shower.

The kitchen cooks like the one at home, with a two-burner induction cooktop, a 3-in-1 convection microwave oven and air fryer, a deep sink with spacious countertops, and a 10 cu. ft full-size refrigerator with whisper-quiet operation. Storage runs to 83.5 cu. ft of optimized cabinetry with soft-closing drawers and doors.

Quiet power is the real luxury

Nothing undercuts a high end travel trailer like a generator droning outside the window. The PG5 stores its energy in a massive LFP battery pack, fed by 1.5 kW of integrated rooftop solar and a quiet automotive-grade gasoline generator, all running as one smart integrated system. Power arrives silently from the battery, and the generator engages only when needed, running significantly quieter than typical RV generators when it does.

That quiet reserve runs a 17,000 BTU HVAC system, the full kitchen, and every light and screen aboard for 7+ days off-grid with daily use. Comfort stops being something you budget.

Technology that feels like a well-designed cockpit

Every system aboard answers to one central control interface, from climate and lighting to power monitoring and exterior cameras. Smart dials in the bedroom adjust temperature, lighting, and glass tint without leaving the covers. The dynamic skylight shifts from clear to opaque with one touch, so you fall asleep under stars and wake without the sunrise.

For evenings, a 48" portable projector with 700 ANSI lumens and wireless surround sound turns the bed, the couch, or the night sky into a screening room.

Outdoor space at the push of a button

The Terrece™ is an industry-first roofed patio that deploys in seconds, adding 43 sq. ft of weather-protected indoor-outdoor living space off the rear of the trailer. Alongside it, a 177" x 98" power awning shades 120 sq. ft of ground, and the outside utility bar gives you a 6 ft work surface with integrated power and water for morning coffee with a view.

One-button auto-leveling stabilizers and motorized entry steps mean arrival takes minutes, and air suspension with 33" all-terrain tires means the view you level up to can be genuinely remote.

Specs at a glance

• Total usable energy: 270+ kWh per cycle
• Interior height: 6'6"
• Main bed: 80" x 60" residential queen
• Sleep capacity: 4 adults
• Bathroom: 1 full dry bath with tankless instant hot water
• Refrigerator: 10 cu. ft refrigerator and freezer
• Cabinet storage: 83.5 cu. ft
• Terrece™ rear patio: 43 sq. ft
• Power awning: 177" x 98" (120 sq. ft)
• Off-grid living: 7+ days
• Starting price: from $119,990

Frequently asked questions

What makes an RV a luxury RV?

Residential-scale comfort is the honest test. Full-size beds, real standing height, a proper shower with unlimited hot water, and a kitchen you would actually cook in. The PG5 adds the power system to run all of it anywhere.

Is the PG5 a luxury motorhome?

No. Motorhomes are self-propelled. The PG5 is a luxury camper trailer that you tow, which means the living space needs no engine maintenance and your tow vehicle stays free for day trips once camp is set.

Can a luxury trailer really keep its comforts off-grid?

The PG5 can. With 270+ kWh of usable energy per cycle, it runs HVAC, the induction kitchen, hot water, and entertainment for 7+ days with daily use and no hookups.

How many people does the PG5 sleep?

Four adults, on two 80" x 60" residential queen beds. One is permanent in the main bedroom and one converts from the dinette.

The most luxurious RV is the one that carries its comfort to the view you actually want. Preorder the Evotrex-PG5. From $119,990.