The Polydrops P17A1 All Electric Trailer

An aerodynamic trailer designed with a comfortable interior and a huge range of high-tech, smart features.

Launched in 2017, the first prototype of the Polydrops trailer featured an entirely handmade, lightweight build and a futuristic design. Fast forward to 2022, and the company has introduced an all-electric trailer that keeps the angular forms of the original prototype, but features optimized interiors and a huge range of smart, innovative details. More than just a travel trailer, the P17A1 can easily transform into an off-grid home or a mobile office that can be easily towed by an electric vehicle. To minimize the loss of range, the camper has a lightweight aluminum frame and an aerodynamic shape that is as practical as it is stylish. While compact, the interior has an optimized design that maximizes both comfort and function. A spacious bed provides a comfortable way to rest, with a large skylight framing the stars at night.

Everything you need to travel, live and work in complete comfort with zero carbon emissions.

The user can easily access the control panel while lounging on the bed. Powered by solar panels and batteries, the trailer comes with air conditioning, a heater, a vent fan and Bluetooth speakers. Above the bed, three storage spaces offer room for gear. A folding desk also allows the user to work while traveling. At the back, there’s a kitchen with a pull out system that offers access to food prep surfaces. The kitchen also comes with a counter with integrated LED lights, an induction stove, a sink with a water pump, and a Dometic fridge and freezer.

All of these appliances and electric systems receive juice from the solar-powered batteries. Naturally, the P17A1 has power outlets to charge laptops and smartphones. The fully insulated cabin up to R-41 provides peace of mind and keeps the interior snug even in winter. The price for the state-of-the-art Polydrops P17A1 all-electric trailer starts at $30,590, with all of the features we’ve mentioned in this article – and many more – included as standard. Photographs © Polydrops.