The New Living Vehicle Micro Home Is an Off-Grid Dream Come True
The aluminum travel trailer is topped with solar panels and packed with flexible spaces that live larger than its 232 square feet.
The aluminum travel trailer is topped with solar panels and packed with flexible spaces that live larger than its 232 square feet.
Designed by Santa Barbara–based Matthew and Joanna Hoffman, the 2022 Living Vehicle travel trailer is an eco-conscious adventurer’s dream. "Our company is about getting off-grid and living your best life," Joanna says. "The 2022 model has a completely new energy system. The ability to capture natural energy from the sun and turn it into raw power that’s stored in a large energy pack for use later is what makes Living Vehicle so capable."
The Living Vehicle enables nomadic homeowners to live sustainably while working and traveling.
Matt Weir
The home on wheels is clad with aluminum, which is durable, low-maintenance, and long-lasting.
Matt Weir
The Hoffmans, who call their own Living Vehicle home, started their company in 2017 after Matthew, a LEED-accredited architect, designed and built an Airstream as his office. "The Airstream eventually became my permanent home on a piece of land in Santa Barbara with a gorgeous view of the Pacific Ocean," he says. "I grew up in the rugged mountains of Mammoth Lakes, California, and so I have a fierce passion for the outdoors and creating indoor spaces that seamlessly connect people with the outdoor world."
Rooftop solar panels help to power the home’s major appliances and its heating and cooling.
Matt Weir
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