Bluetti Canada has introduced three power systems tailored to different RV travel styles. For compact campers and small trailers, the Elite 300 portable station (3 kWh) is priced at CAD 2,699. For longer trips, the Apex 300 system offers expandable capacity up to 58 kWh and alternator charging, priced at CAD 2,698. For full-time living, the 5 kWh RV Kit costs CAD 4,299 and supports solar, alternator, and shore power charging. The promotion runs through September 15, 2026.
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BLUETTI has launched the SORA 500, a 500W portable solar panel, in the US. Priced at $799, with a 5% discount via code BLUETTI5OFF.
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At GIIAS 2026, Isuzu, together with Jajago Keliling Indonesia and coachbuilder Delima Mandiri, presented the Komo camper based on the ELF NLR B truck. The vehicle features a diesel engine producing 120 PS, a 6-speed manual transmission, a BLUETTI energy storage system with 7,800 Wh, and 1,000 W solar panels. The creators, couple John and Rihana, have built their fourth camper, adapted for long trips across Indonesia.
In 2026, the market for portable power stations for campers offers models with LFP batteries, output up to 2400 W, and fast charging. Selection criteria include capacity, power, battery type, charging speed, and weight. Recommended models include EcoFlow Delta 2, Bluetti AC200P, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, and Anker PowerHouse 767.
BLUETTI has launched its 2026 Summer RV Campaign, “The Open Road, Fully Powered,” introducing three energy solutions for RVs. The Light RV Living Kit targets camper vans and small trailers, the Advanced Off-Grid Travel Kit suits travel trailers and Class C motorhomes, and the Whole RV Energy Solution is for Class A motorhomes. Each system includes portable or integrated batteries, solar panels, and inverters.
Heise Online has published a ranking of portable solar panels for off-grid power supply. The test included about 20 foldable models with outputs from 100 to 400 W. The test winner is the Bluetti PV350 (350 W, €339), the technology leader is the Ecoflow 400W (€499), and the best value for money is the Fossibot SP200 (200 W, €199).
Bluetti, a clean energy technology company, has announced an expanded lineup of portable power systems for RVs and outdoor recreation. As of December 2025, cumulative global shipments of its energy storage products exceeded 3.5 million units, with 55 warehouses across 21 countries and 22 service centers in 17 markets. The portfolio includes bundled kits combining a power station with expansion batteries, solar panels, and vehicle alternator chargers. For instance, the Apex 300 has a base capacity of 2,764 Wh and can be expanded to 58 kWh by paralleling up to two additional units. The company also launched the Pioneer Na sodium-ion power station, capable of discharging at −25 °C.
BLUETTI has launched the Charger 1, a 560W alternator charger compatible with 95% of portable power stations on the market. The device connects to a vehicle's alternator and charges six times faster than a standard 12V outlet. Unlike competitors, it works with devices from EcoFlow, Jackery, Anker, and other brands. The Charger 1 is available on the company's website and Amazon in the US, Europe, Japan, and Australia.
BLUETTI has introduced a range of portable power stations designed for RV use and home backup. Models Elite 100 V2, Elite 200 V2, Elite 300, Apex 300, and Elite 400 offer power outputs from 1800W to 3840W and capacities up to 3.8 kWh. They support charging via solar panels, vehicle alternators, and EV charging stations. Some units include dedicated 12V RV outlets and can power air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines.
Berger has introduced the PCA 3400 portable air conditioner with 3400 BTU cooling capacity, designed for camper vans without drilling the roof or making permanent alterations. The 14 kg unit (30.2 x 34.5 x 54 cm) fits between seats or in the trunk, with hot air exhausted through a window using a removable seal. It works with portable power stations (e.g., EcoFlow or Bluetti) and supports Google Assistant voice control. Price is around €299.
Chinese companies BLUETTI, EcoFlow, and Jackery have been identified as top suppliers of RV power solutions. The global RV market is projected to exceed 2.4 million units shipped annually by 2026. BLUETTI offers modular systems with 6,000-cycle life, EcoFlow provides smart ecosystems with 8,000W surge power, and Jackery targets entry-level users with portable units.
Bluetti has launched the Elite 300 portable power station with over 3kWh capacity, designed for motorhome use. The unit weighs approximately 26kg, supports solar charging up to 1200W, and features two AC outlets with a continuous output of 2400W. It uses LiFePO4 cells rated for 6,000+ cycles and can be monitored via a Wi-Fi app.
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During Amazon Prime Day, the BLUETTI Elite 30 V2 portable power station is available for 199 euros instead of 239 euros. It features a 288 Wh LiFePO4 battery, 600 W inverter, and 70-minute fast charging.
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BLUETTI has introduced a range of portable power systems for camping, motorhomes, and off-grid travel. The lineup includes the Elite 300 + Charger 2 combo (approx. 3 kWh) and the RV5 + B4810 system (up to 5000 W), both compatible with solar panels and featuring plug-and-play installation.
Business Insider Deutschland has compiled a selection of portable power stations for motorhomes and campervans. The article reviews five models: EcoFlow Delta 2, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, Bluetti AC180P, Anker Solix C1000X, and DJI Power 2000. Key selection criteria include battery capacity, weight, connectivity options, and the ability to recharge via solar panels. Special attention is given to models with LiFePO4 batteries, which are considered more durable and safer.
A motorhome user with over seven years of experience recommends portable power sources for campers. The article highlights models Jackery 500 New, EcoFlow RIVER 2 Max, and BLUETTI AC70 with specifications: power from 500W to 1000W, battery capacity from 512Wh to 768Wh, weight from 5.7kg to 10.2kg.
An expert with a decade of experience wiring vans recommends portable power stations over traditional complex electrical systems. After six months of testing, four models were selected: Anker Solix F2000, Pecron E1500LFP, Goal Zero Yeti 1500, and Bluetti Apex 300, evaluated for reliability, charging speed, and ability to power typical camping gear.
The publication presents an overview of generators for RVs. It includes the Champion model with an output of 4500W and a noise level of 61 dB, the Wen DF360iX capable of running on gasoline or propane, and portable battery-powered stations from Jackery and Bluetti.
The article presents three models of alternator chargers that charge portable power stations while driving. The BLUETTI Charger 1 (560W, ¥69,000), BougeRV DC600 (600W, ¥29,980), and EcoFlow 500W Alternator Charger (500W, ¥66,000) devices allow travel time to be used for charging, solving the problem of depleted batteries during van life trips.
Portable chargers have been introduced that allow charging a motorhome's battery while driving. The devices connect to the vehicle's alternator and are compatible with most motorhome models, eliminating the risk of battery drain due to forgetfulness.
