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#1 Fixxter Electric: fixxter.nl/
The Dutch company Camperfixx partnered with the national manufacturer VDL Bus Venlo to produce the country’s first compact electric camper. The conversion can be applied to any electric van by PSA as well as the electric Toyota Proace in two longer lengths.
#2 Dethleffs E.Home Caravan: reiseziel-zukunft.dethleffs.de/caravan/
The Dethleffs E.Home Caravan electric concept was presented back in 2018, and this year, the company reached an important milestone in its testing and development. Pulled by the Audi e-Tron Sportback, the trailer traveled from the company’s factory in Isny, Germany all the way to lake Garda in the Italian Alps.
#3 CyberLandr: cyberlandr.com/
Unveiled in November 2019, the Cybertruck is yet to make it to the market as a production model. However, this is not stopping enthusiasts from Stream Inc from creating their camper for the highly-anticipated EV. The CyberLand easily installs into the pickup’s bed and does not create any additional drag when in transportation mode.
#4 Nissan e-NV200 Winter Camper: europe.nissannews.com/en-GB/releases/release-3b04b35f5f3a7d925d0c113c1e099de7-nissan-brings-the-spark-to-frosty-adventures-with-the-all-electric-e-nv200-winter-camper-concept
Nissan e-NV200 Winter Camper accessorizes the electric NV200 Evalia with extra protection, more rugged tires and twin spotlights, while inside, it manages to fit a mini kitchen with a fridge, folding beds, and a dining area.
#5 Polydrops P17a: polydrops.com/p17a
The California-based startup created the Polydrops P17a off-grid trailer specifically for electric vehicles. The company used a shortened version of their regular lightweight aluminum frame and integrated a 2.4kWh battery system into its bottom.
#6 VW e-Crafter and PlugVan camper module: plugvan.com/en/photos.html
With the range of 110 miles in perfect conditions, the first generation of the e-Crafter can be hardly considered a worthy camper for long distance travel. However, the VW fan Frank Eusterholz has recently completed a 4,700 miles journey to disprove this statement.
#7 Electric Brands XBus: electricbrands.de/en/xbus/
Originally revealed as the eBussy concept, the modular XBus by the German Electric Brands promises to offer a variety of modifications, from a truck or a people-hauler, to a factory-made electric camper. The model will be offered in standard and off-road configurations, powered by 4 in-wheel motors that produce 20 horses on continuous output or 75 horses at peak.
#8 Sussex Campervans: sussexcampervans.com/
The UK-based Sussex Campervans had been carrying out camper conversions for the NV200 for 5 years, when in 2020, the company decided to expand its program to an all-electric version of the Nisan MPV. With experienced gathered when working on the ICE model, they managed to fit the campervan with a transformer bed and a fully equipped kitchen on the side.
#9 Canoo: press.canoo.com/
The electric vehicle startup Canoo has ambitious plans for the future, so the company is using their modular Multi-Purpose Platform to the simultaneously develop several electric models. The most recent one is the Canoo pickup truck, that can accommodate a factory-made camper shell, also under development.
#10 Wellhouse Leisure Vauxhall Vivaro Electric: wellhouseleisure.com/our-brands/vauxhall-vivaro-blighty-diesel-all-electric-models/
After first completing the diesel-powered camper based on Vauxhall Vivaro, the British Wellhouse Leisure is ready to take orders for new Vivaro-e conversions. Based on Elite trim, the electric campervan packs plenty of upscale goodies, such as a 7-inch color touchscreen, a head-up display, voice control and lots of driver assists.
#11 Levc Electric Camper: https://www.levc.com/electric-camper-van/
Purists of the EV community will not accept the British LEVC into the family of clean vehicles, since its 304 miles of total range are mostly supplied by a gasoline range extender. However, for the time being the LEVC e-Camper might actually be an interesting alternative for weekend travelers.
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