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Since 2017

Eight years, four generations.

Every Living Vehicle has been designed, engineered and built by our own team, and each generation has taken off-grid living further. Here's how we got to what comes next.

Gen I · 2017–2021 · The originals

A first-generation Living Vehicle at twilight among palms below the mountains
Gen I · 2019

The original Living Vehicles were all-aluminum travel trailers, with a fully welded aluminum chassis and frame, a deck that opens the living space to the outdoors, and solar power as standard.

Firsts

  • All-aluminum construction
  • Fold-down deck
  • Solar power as standard
  • Gen I · 2017
  • Gen I · 2017
  • Gen I · 2018 · Alabama Hills
  • Gen I · 2021
  • Gen I · 2021
  • Gen I · 2021
  • Gen I · 2021
  • Gen I · 2021

Gen II · 2022 · HD29

A truck tows a Living Vehicle HD29 along a road through golden hills, seen from above
Gen II · HD29

Gen II introduced the HD line with the HD29, a 29-foot travel trailer with a front bedroom, a mid bath and rear living space. It brought a commercial-grade shell and chassis, thicker insulated walls, backup power generation and remote monitoring of the energy system.

Firsts

  • COR, MAX and PRO trim levels
  • Backup power generation
  • Remote energy monitoring
  • Gen II · HD29
  • Gen II · HD29
  • Gen II · HD29 · Battery bank
  • Gen II · HD29 · Solar roof

Gen III · 2023–2024 · HD24 and HD30

A Living Vehicle HD24 with its deck open and the entry steps down
Gen III · HD24

Gen III added the shorter HD24 and grew the HD29 into the HD30. Mini-split heating and cooling replaced the rooftop air conditioner, which made room for dual solar awnings, and water generation made drinking water from the air.

Firsts

  • Mini-split heating and cooling
  • Dual solar awnings
  • Water generation from the air
  • Composting toilet options
  • Gen III · 2024
  • Gen III · 2024
  • Gen III · 2024
  • Gen III · 2024 · Sierra Nevada
  • Gen III · 2024

Gen IV · 2025 · GT Series

Rendering of a GT39 gooseneck trailer at camp under the stars
Gen IV · GT Series (rendering)

In 2025 Living Vehicle launched the GT Series, its first gooseneck trailers, in 32- and 39-foot lengths.

Firsts

  • First gooseneck (fifth-wheel) trailers
  • Side-mounted solar awnings
  • Water generation standard on PRO models
  • Gen IV · GT Series (rendering)
  • Gen IV · GT Series (rendering)
Next

The LV Line

An LV Line travel trailer and its truck at sunset below snow-capped mountains

Everything four generations taught us now goes into one line, built to one standard. They'll be available for in-person tours and showings in early 2027.