This micro electric camper can turn into a tricycle and a boat to travel anywhere. The Z-Triton is currently a prototype. This futuristic mini camper was invented by Latvia, Europe based design & prototyping workshop called โZeltiniโ. They are known for their creative mobile home designs and unique vehicles.
However, the Z-Triton is large enough to fit two people and their furry dog. The combination of an electric bicycle, a boat, and a micro camper allows you to seamlessly travel over land and water. This vehicle measures 3.6m in length, 1.2m in width, and 1.55m in height. Moreover, it features a 40 ft/lbs electric outboard engine, two 250W electric motors, and a 36-V battery. As a result, you can reach up to 25 miles on land. And, 19 miles on the water with a single charge.
Camper That Floats on Water And Cycles on Land!
Inside of this camper, you will have a tiny folding kitchen with some storage space. Once you are done eating, then simply remove the seats and turn the interior into the comfy bedroom. In tricycle mode, itโs two 20 inches wheels on the rear, and a 36 inches front wheel provides a smooth ride with pedal assistance.
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Once you reach the water, both three wheels are folded up and small inflatables need to be attached for extra stability. In the exterior, you will have a passenger seat with a safety belt. Also, there is a cup holder, two water bottle holders, a pet seat, an umbrella, solar panels, and a built-in herb planter on the top. In a boat mode, a neatly designed dashboard that helps to travel smoothly on the water.
Further, the dashboard equpped with a Z-shaped steering wheel, a fan, turn signal control, a horn, a high beam & low beam switch, 12V charging port, and a temperature display. This off-the-grid transformer is a dream come true for every adventure lover. However, currently, this prototype is in testing and developing processes. They said that Z-Triton will come to the market in 2021. Like this micro camper? You can get more details on Zeltini.com!
Watch the Z-Triton in action
