Most RVs are built as homes on wheels. You arrive at an RV park, plug everything in, step inside, and live as you would at home. Under that assumption, RVs naturally grow larger, taller, and more box-shaped. Space becomes value. Size becomes comfort. Cost and effort are spent on making things bigger and interiors more luxurious. For the intended use case, this approach is perfectly reasonable. There’s nothing wrong with it. But Polydrops starts from a very different place. W

Polydrops P21 with 2025 Kia Carnival Hybrid EV towing is the result of our philosophy, not the goal. Polydrops’ philosophy is simple. We don’t build products to impress. We prioritize energy efficiency itself over trends or appearances, and we focus on turning that efficiency into a real product that people can actually use. That philosophy naturally led to a few fundamental questions: Why is so much energy being wasted? And are we really sure this is the best way to do thin

P17A, iF Design Award 2022 When Polydrops introduced its P17A trailer, it wasn’t just another camper — it was a bold rethinking of what mobile living could be. In 2022, the P17A was honored with the prestigious iF Design Award, and for good reason: it combines futuristic design, sustainable technology, and practical comfort into one compact, towable “home on wheels.” Sustainable & EV-Friendly Trailer The P17A was designed from the ground up to be eco-conscious and EV-compatib