Introducing the Exodus Capax: Luxury and Innovation Combined

Experience the future of luxury camping with the all-new Exodus Capax! Designed for modern adventurers who demand both comfort and functionality, the Capax sets a new standard in travel trailers. With its garageable design, dual-access amenities, and a smart interface, the Capax offers unparalleled convenience and style.
Explore the stunning features of the Capax, including its multi-functional spaces, panoramic windows, and robust off-grid capabilities. Whether you're planning a spontaneous weekend getaway or an extended journey, the Exodus Capax is your perfect companion.
Key Features:
- Garageable Design: Easy to store and transport.
- Full Access While Collapsed: Access all compartments without expanding.
- Dual-Access Amenities: Enjoy indoor and outdoor convenience.
- Riveted Aluminum Chassis: Built for durability and rugged conditions.
- Smart Interface Control: Manage and monitor systems with ease.
- Panoramic Windows: Connect with nature like never before.
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[@demetriossyrpes1992]

What are the idiots going to do with a basketball in the middle of a desert?

[@timotaio69]

Hahaha! I thought the same thing!

[@darrelldarrell1447]

Did you not watch the entire video? This thing comes with a basketball court dummy.

[@timotaio69]

@@darrelldarrell1447 😂 I didn’t notice that. So that explains it all now🤣

[@scottstefan1]

That tomahawk steak is never going to fit in that pan. Does it have AC? It must as their are no screens on the windows Making products is though

[@jjm9902]

The kid is 'special needs' and must have his basketball at all times... maybe.

[@Steeksify]

Loving the "my fridge can only hold 3 packages of cheese or maybe some bread" family-sized kitchen!

[@davidparadis490]

Shotgun in the rear compartment, nice!

[@ronniin]

Interesting concept, but where's the awning so u don't bake in the sun using those side gadgets. Would also need manual options if electronics fail & 7500lbs is mad heavy

[@chaosncheckt9356]

Wow, a lot of tech and a lot of tech that can go wrong. These outdoor kitchens are interesting and space savers, but I've noticed the advertisements are always in nice weather. What are you going to do when you park in that massive rain storm? Also, odd in this video there was no awning. I would have thought on the kitchen side at least there would have been one. On their website I saw a model with a small inside kitchen. Weight is around 7000lbs empty and cheapest model is over $100k. Now one plus I see is, it'll fit in most garages and it does look really cool. Is that a Ford Bronco they are towing with? I thought they had a tow rating of 4500lbs. I'm really curious to the background of engineers who design these types of RVs. Have they actual experience camping and I mean something more than an occasional weekend? I would think canvasing some folks with serious (living full time or spending 100s of days in a camper) to what works, layout, etc. would have been a good start point. Wife and I a month ago toured a camper factory when we thought we wanted to upgrade. Upfront we told that sales man we RV in our rig over 200-days of the year, so we know what works for us. We spent about an hour inside and came out and told him no and questioned some of the design decisions; like USB and power plugs on the ceiling. His reply was "our company started as a boat manufacturer so many of our engineers and designs are reflective of that".

[@1111111111202]

tech is fine until it fails and we need a manual overide to finish or start the process

[@GENECARP]

Nice

[@darrelldarrell1447]

For the price of this a person could get a really nice 5th wheel. Cool concept but too many points of failure. And 160k lolol

[@M6Cabriolet]

Damn $160k for something this small!? Whattttt

[@markbajus7132]

nothing on the website? would love to get more details, specs etc

[@pennhiker5117]

Here’s the only spec I needed. The flagship Platinum trim includes all of the aforementioned features and options and carries an MSRP of US$160,000. The mid-tier SE and entry-level S start at $145,000 and $120,000, respectively.

[@johnturano407]

@@pennhiker5117 o worked there its a nightmare waiting to happen

[@billh8173]

What M would build for James Bond and his family ... crazy tech version of pop -up canvas camper , insanely tricked out.

[@seancooper7050]

Hey dad I know we are way out in the desert but I want to play basketball in the rocks and sand! WTF?

[@josephstewart2580]

120,000$ to shower outside 😂😂😂

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

Music is stupid.

[@briankeeley6464]

This "family" has obviously never gone camping before.

[@samrivers4894]

Anyone who camps, knows this isn’t good. Sorry, but a full pass. This won’t make it. 😢

[@punkrocker10115]

For the price of an entire bus, you can get this piece of crap pop up, that probably sounds like it's rattling apart whenever it's windy. What idiot in their right mind would pay for this? 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡