Oliver Travel Trailers is highly regarded in the RV industry for its double-hull molded fiberglass campers. Expanding the lineup, the American manufacturer has officially introduced the Apex X23 camper trailer that is engineered for boondocking, according to the maker. Designed for off-road and off-grid use, this 7.2-meter model is equipped with several off-roading features as well as a complete power system, making it great for extended outdoor trips to remote locations that normal trailers can’t access.
This fiberglass travel trailer features a dual-axle chassis and aircraft-grade aluminum frame, along with reinforced suspension, mud-terrain tires, and a rugged rear that make it capable of tackling harsh roads. The trailer also includes a full-size spare tire in the rear bumper. The company has not revealed the overall weight, but it has a GWVR of 7,000 lbs.
For power use, the Oliver Apex X23 comes with a 48-volt electrical system, ensuring a fast charger and power supply. It includes a 100Ah 48V Lithium-ion battery and a 3,600W inverter to easily run high-draw appliances. The Apex also includes a 400W roof-mounted solar array, and there is also an option for a 960W Girard solar awning to enhance the power capacity. Furthermore, the app-controlled power management via Bluetooth ensures full user convenience.
Other highlighting power features include an integrated DC-to-DC charger and an A/C that comes standard with each unit. The trailer has a 32-gallon fresh water tank, a 32-gallon grey water tank, and a 15-gallon black water tank to support off-grid living. It even includes propane quick-connects for a power emergency.
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On the inside, the Apex 23 travel trailer features a black interior trim and accent panels throughout the interior. Available in twin or king-size bed floor plans, the trailer includes a full galley and wet bath with a porcelain toilet, with an option to upgrade to a composting toilet. The kitchen comes equipped with a convection microwave, two-burner induction cooktop, and a 12V compressor fridge, along with black upper cabinets.
As noted by New Atlas, Oliver is looking to finalize the first production unit of the Apex X23 camper trailer in June. The prices start at $107,000.
