California-based Exodus Rigs announced the introduction of its first model, The Capax.
The Capax is an American-made luxury travel trailer designed to meet the demands of sophisticated and modern adventurers, the company said in a release. Exodus Capax combines technology and materials with design, redefining outdoor living for those who seek comfort and functionality.
Designed with a focus on luxury and user-centric features, the Capax introduces garageability to the premium segment. Its design enables parking in a typical home’s garage while remaining fully accessible in its collapsed state, making the Capax ideal for spontaneous getaways or extensive travels.
“Introducing the Capax is a proud moment for us,” said Shaddi Gohar, CEO of Exodus Rigs. “As newcomers in the premium travel trailer market, we are excited to offer a product that harmoniously blends luxury with practicality, fulfilling the sophisticated needs of today’s outdoor enthusiasts.”
The Capax is RVIA certified, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of safety and quality in its design and manufacturing. “The RV Industry Association (RVIA) certification is a testament to our commitment to providing a superior and safe product,” the company said.
Exhibiting at the LA Auto Show: The Exodus Capax will be displayed at the upcoming LA Auto Show, providing an opportunity for attendees to see the Capax up close and experience its features and design.
Capax’s first editions are offered as the Premier Edition. With a limited number of units to be produced, this edition offers exclusive styling and the maximum specification available from Capax.
Key Standard Features of Capax Units:
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- Garageable design: Engineered to fit within a standard home garage, the Capax provides ease of storage without sacrificing space or luxury, a solution for adventurers who value convenience and security.
- Aerodynamic Efficiency: Due to its collapsible design, Capax is not only garageable but is also towed at a much lower height than the average travel trailer. This decreases the drag coefficient of the rig, further increasing stability, maneuverability and energy efficiency.
- Full Access While Collapsed: The Capax allows full access to all 15 compartments and essential utilities in its collapsed state, making loading and unloading convenient and efficient.
- Novel Suspension: The Exodus Capax sports an off-road axel-less air suspension that propels it off-grid. Its construction and design help it achieve readiness for the rugged outdoors and versatility for its garageable design.
- Multifunctional Space: The interior space is adaptable, transforming from a cozy living area to a functional workspace or a sleeping quarter.
- Off-Grid Livability: Equipped with extensive off-grid capability, Capax has power management systems, tank capacities and off-grid connectivity. This ensures that adventurers can stay connected and comfortable in remote locations.
- Smart Interface: Users can monitor and adjust the trailer’s systems via a smart interface, enhancing advancement and control.
- Panoramic Windows: Offering views with telescoping windows all around, Capax ensures a connection with the scenic outdoors.
- Riveted Aluminum Chassis: The Capax’s chassis offers strength and durability for rugged conditions. Its no-welding construction and components help the Capax gain its merit as an environmentally friendly product.
General Specs:
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- Camping height: 112”
- Garaged height: 72”
- Towing length: 21′ 4”
- Garaged length: 19′ 2”
- Exterior width: 8′ 4”
- Interior height clearance: 83” – 91”
- Ground clearance: Up to 19.5”
- Maximum trailer capacity (GVWR): 7500 pounds
- Cargo carrying capacity: 1000 pounds
- Maximum axle load: 7000 pounds
- Tongue weight: 800 pounds
- Fresh water tank:(33/70 gal)
- Two gray water tanks: 46 gal / each
- Satellite connectivity
- Interior windows and skylights: 14 windows
- Sleeping capacity: Five
- Convertible living area and RV king bed
The Capax Premier Edition is now available for order, starting at $120,000.
For more information, visit exodusrigs.com.
