Evotrex Raises $30M Series A for Electric RV Trailer
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Evotrex has raised $30 million in Series A financing to push its electric RV trailer toward production. The round brings the Los Angeles, California company’s total funding to $46 million.
The financing, announced on June 9, 2026, drew a group of new investors including GSR United Capital, Forebright Concerto Capital, Unique Capital, Pegasus Capital, TTGG Ventures, ChunJia Capital and Thundersoft. The capital is aimed squarely at getting the company’s flagship product ready for customers.
That product is the Evotrex-PG5, designed to function as both an RV and a mobile energy platform. It integrates onboard power generation, energy storage and intelligent energy management, a combination meant to address one of the persistent frustrations of electric travel, which is dependence on charging stations. By generating and managing its own power, the trailer is built for off-grid travel where charging infrastructure is scarce or absent.
Evotrex plans to use the funds to complete final product development, run automotive-standard testing and validation, and prepare for production ahead of planned customer deliveries in 2027. Beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026, the company expects to launch an extensive testing program covering towing and range performance, energy management, lateral stability and braking, structural durability, water and rain exposure, and regulatory compliance.
Early demand appears to skew toward the high end. Evotrex says roughly 90% of its order book consists of the fully loaded Premium trim, which is priced at $159,990. That concentration suggests the company is finding its initial market among buyers willing to pay a premium for a self-sufficient travel platform, a useful signal as it moves from development into manufacturing.