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How does Living Vehicle differ from a traditional travel trailer?How does Living Vehicle differ from a traditional tiny home? Where can I see a Living Vehicle?How do I order a Living Vehicle? Is Living Vehicle RVIA certified? Does Living Vehicle qualify for financing? Can I customize my Living Vehicle?Where can I park my Living Vehicle? What type of truck do I need to tow an LV?

How does Living Vehicle (LV) differ from a traditional travel trailer?

The Living Vehicle Live Series is designed with the intended use of full-time living. Knowing first-hand the demands of a modern mobile lifestyle, we created the Live Series to embody all of the features and comforts of a traditional home. Massive skylights and windows create spaces that open to the outdoor living environment -- user friendly for humans, as well as pets. Premium home appliances such as a washer/dryer combination, an internal vacuum system, and a full chef’s kitchen provide the functionality of a modern house in a thoughtful yet elegant way. As a full-time, year round home, storage cannot be sacrificed. When most travel trailers are brought indoors for the winter months, Living Vehicle is engineered with high insulation values and climate-controlled utilities to function well below freezing.

How does Living Vehicle (LV) differ from a traditional tiny home?

We believe that freedom means not being limited by your location. Both the Living Vehicle Live Series and Travel Series are designed to be completely mobile and are towable with the newest half-ton pickup trucks. Mobility means having self-contained systems such as water tanks, propane tanks and electrical hookups. While the Live Series has additional capabilities to support extended off-grid living, both models can be hooked up to traditional RV campground utilities at any time. Both models are also made almost entirely from high-grade Aluminum. As opposed to the traditional wood construction of tiny homes, LV’s material composition is light weight, extremely durable and 100% recyclable.

Where can I see a Living Vehicle (LV)?

Living Vehicle™ is available to tour at events, expos, and showcases around the US. Visit the Events page to see when LV will be at a location near you! You may also fill out the form on our Contact page to find out if there is a Customer Ambassador offering private tours in your area.

How do I order a Living Vehicle (LV)?

To place an order, fill out the form on our Order page, or contact our Sales Manager, Bradley Martin by email at bradley@livingvehicle.com or by phone at (805) 618-2462 ext. 110.

Is Living Vehicle (LV) RVIA certified?

Yes. All Living Vehicle products are certified by the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA). This means that our units adhere to a host of standards set by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) for safe and roadworthy vehicles. They are also subject to regular inspections from RVIA to ensure that they remain compliant.

Does Living Vehicle (LV) qualify for financing?

Yes. Living Vehicle is recognized in the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) as an RVIA certified product. Therefore, LV qualifies for traditional Recreational Vehicle financing through a lender or Credit Union.

Can I customize my Living Vehicle (LV)?

If you have questions regarding customizations, please fill out the form on our Contact page and specify your requests in the message field. Our Sales Manager will get back to you as soon as possible.

Where can I park my Living Vehicle (LV)?

There are many options for where to park your Living Vehicle. Designed to support a modern mobile lifestyle, LV offers maximum freedom and versatility when it comes to travelling or choosing a permanent or semi-permanent place to park. Public land, private land, land-share and RV parks are a few of the most common options. Anywhere an RV can go, LV can go!

What type of truck do I need to tow an LV?

The Live Series has a base weight of 8,350 lbs and a GVWR of 13,200 lbs. We recommend erring on the side of caution by choosing a tow vehicle that is well-equipped to handle your maximum payload. Take a look at our blog on Choosing a Tow Vehicle to learn more.