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Airstream unveils electric caravan with remote control

23.03.2026 19:52 1 min 1 source
autos.yahoo.com.tw ENG
Airstream unveils electric caravan with remote control
Original source: autos.yahoo.com.tw

Airstream, in collaboration with Thor Motor Coach, has developed the eStream electric caravan concept. It features two electric motors and battery packs, reducing load on the tow vehicle and enabling remote control via a smartphone app. The manufacturers have not yet announced plans for series production.

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Airstream unveils electric caravan with remote control

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