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Airstream Expands Rangeline Lineup with New 21PL Touring Coach

Airstream has expanded its compact adventure-van range with the new [[Rangeline 21PL Touring Coach]], a Class B motorhome built on the [[Ram ProMaster]] chassis that adds adaptable sleeping and storage for up to four occupants. Central is an integrated power‑lift bed and modular [[Smartbench]] on an L‑track floor that converts between bunk, primary bed, lounge and cargo configurations, while removable seating and a pull‑out drawer create a garage-like load bay for bikes and gear. The split galley, exterior-facing table, skylights that improve standing room and upgraded suspension emphasize day-to-day usability. Off-grid capability combines a 3.5 kWh [[lithium‑ion battery pack]], 3,000 W inverter, 200 W roof solar and a 2.8 kW onboard generator fed from the vehicle fuel tank. Airstream positions the model as a versatile, family-friendly touring coach, priced from $173,400.

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This Camper Is a True Home on Wheels But Still Fits in a Garage

The new [[Exodus Capax]] from [[Exodus Rigs]] compresses full-RV amenities into a trailer that still fits inside a [[single-car garage]] thanks to an electronically operated collapsible roof and convertible interior layout. At 72 inches when collapsed the unit is easy to store and tow, and when raised to 112 inches it reveals a living area with 14 panoramic windows, a pop-up TV, sectional seating and a telescoping dining table that converts into a full-size bed. A separate work area converts into bunk beds, and the camper includes a full indoor bathroom, interior and slide-out exterior kitchens, multiple comms systems, four solar panels with a 3000W inverter, and off-road-ready underpinnings. Available in three trims and shown at the [[Los Angeles Auto Show]], the Capax starts at $120,000.

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