New nuCamp Product Announcement

scott14

A teaser video from nuCamp about a new product being introduced.

https://youtu.be/xH8sF_kWk8k?si=5FLkIL_n6GbbVvXa

On Facebook, my wife said nuCamp commented that the new camper will be bigger than a 400, but smaller than an Avia.

Excited to see what nuCamp has developed now!

Ikanizer

I wonder if the drawers will stay closed and the screws on the cabinet door hinges will not vibrate loose. 

AnOldUR

I wouldn't say "excited". 
Curious would be a better word. 

qhumberd

Ikanizer said:

I wonder if the drawers will stay closed and the screws on the cabinet door hinges will not vibrate loose. 

We can always hope. I feel bad that our 2019 TAB 400 build was just about flawless, compared to what I hear about more recently. I would still go back to NuCamp as the rest of the industry is worse by many accounts.

ColleenD2

I wonder if this is in response to Scott's new company and the size they are making. I hope not. I haven't seen anything in awhile though,

andytabrv

@ColleenD2 Who is Scott and what is his new company?
(Updated:  Sorry @ColleenD2, I just saw this post that answered my question: Awaken RV from Scott Hubble?)

I'd be really interested in a model slightly larger than the 400.  I think there is still a sweet spot for a slightly larger camper that has slightly more space and storage inside than 400 and around (or sub) 4000 lbs.  While I have seen some other campers in this space (e.g., the InTech Sol Dusk) none of them are built as well as the nuCamps and still have single-pane windows and noisy furnaces.

I love my 400.  It's a 2024 and has been great.  I've mainly done 1-2 night weekend trips.  I did experience a solar panel failure after a year, but I don't blame nuCamp for that and they warrantied the whole replacement (manufacturer defect on the panels.)  I'm gearing up for being empty nest in a handful of years and will want to drag my wife on longer trips.  While I love the T@b 400's cozy size I have a sneaking suspicion she'll want slightly more elbow room.  And more storage would always be nice.  I'd love to be able to carry my chairs in the storage area of my T@b (which I can't do now) or have a built-in awning for quick setup and tear-down.  None of the T@b's current limitations would have me picking any other trailer than my T@b 400 , but in a few years when we can take those longer trips I would definitely reconsider for a little larger trailer (1-3 ft more?) made with nuCamp's quality that is still easily towable and manueverable.