While other brands were debuting AI-powered gadgetry, cutting-edge television sets, and the latest smart home innovations at last week’s CES trade show, tech brand LG (who also unveiled its modernized DukeBox OLED jukebox and showcased its new DUOBO capsule coffee maker) introduced us to the latest version of its Bon Voyage travel trailer from its experimental sublabel LG Labs, proving that if you’re looking for a luxurious glamping experience, take it from a renowned tech giant.

This isn’t the first time LG has ventured into the trailer realm. Last year, the company introduced the first iteration of the Bon Voyage. However, it was completely different than the one just unveiled. Looking like a tiny mobile home rather than a camping solution, the dual-axle Bon Voyage 1.0 now seemed more like a prototype than it did a product to be released. LG listened to user feedback and shrunk down the design to what it is now, and we couldn’t be more impressed. 

As of yet, there aren’t a lot of specs or images that have been released of the trailer. However, we do know that the unit has the dimensions of 6.6ft wide, 12.5ft long, and 7.2ft high. While aiming to balance practicality and luxury, all within a compact space, LG suggests that you can optimize the inside how you want, with furniture and appliance options, such as a bed, refrigerator, electric stove, and water purifier. From the photos provided, we can see what appears to be a wine bar in the back, which opens up for a rear entry. Meanwhile, other unofficial photos from the CES show floor have revealed to us some integrated options such as a pull-out kitchen and dining setup on the outside, an outdoor TV lounge, and even some sort of karaoke machine.

Unlike the first Bon Voyage, this latest update seems to be more likely to hit the consumer market at some point, if ever. Stay tuned on LG’s website for more updates.