The Element has been designed on an automotive-style chassis and using an AFT (Advanced Fulcrum Tracking) axle for stability and tracking. The frame of the vehicle has been built using lightweight composites, aluminum and High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA) steel.
The travel trailer is wood free, as the manufacturer says, making it resistant to rot, mold or mildew, and comes with a look which is inspired by the European trailers and even comes with European styled windows, crafted of tinted acrylic.
The Element meets the 60 square feet "frontal area towing requirements" of the OEM automotive manufacturers, being one of the most aerodynamic trailers of its kind. What's more, the trailer is recyclable, thanks to the ComposiTek Construction used in its design.
At the interior, the Element can be configured in pretty much any way the customer desires. The height of the trailer is 84 inches, while the interior appointments of the Element are “clean, functional and ready for the rigors of today's most active family.“
The pricing for the new RV has not yet been released. If you are one of those people who like or plan to live your life on the road, you can check out the company's website for more info. Also, you can have a look at the brochure attached below.
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