the beauer 3XC camper is a tiny can-shaped trailer that expands to triple its size

THE BEAUER 3XC USES A SET OF MODULES THAT NEST TOGETHER LIKE CANS AND THEN EXPAND HORIZONTALLY TO ADD MORE ROOM

Following the debut of the 2X tiny camper, French camper manufacturer Beauer is back with the 3XC. The unique concept for adventure features a cell-car consisting of a vehicle and a living cell. The whole unit is compact and offers excellent maneuverability, accessible with a B license.

Like Beauer’s other models, the tiny camper uses a set of modules that nest together like cans and then expand horizontally to add more room.

WHEN FULLY EXPANDED, THE TRAILER TRIPLES ITS SIZE

When fully expanded, the trailer triples its size, resulting in a 12 sqm uncompromising interior designed to accommodate up to 4 people. Fully equipped and with plenty of storage space, users will find it as functional as it is stylish.

The living room, welcoming and bright, completes the studio. The bench seat can accommodate up to 5 people around the central table. The storage cupboards and chests are organized to give you the maximum of living space. The double bed in the bedroom is not enough for everyone? The bench can be transformed into an extra bed for two people. The bedroom area is adjoined by a toilet with a WC, and it is possible to add a shower.

The kitchen is practical and fully equipped with a fridge, a gas hob, a sink with water supply, and space for a microwave. The worktop has independent LED lighting. The cupboards are accessible and spacious for storing dishes and kitchen utensils.

Fast and effortless, deploying the 3XC is as easy as pushing a button. The patented concept is based on the telescopic principle, which makes it possible to extend 2 modules horizontally to triple the living space. The operation does not require any installation: simply press the button on the back for 60 seconds to activate the electric cylinders.

In the folded position, the furniture is nested together. During the unfolding process, the furniture moves into place by itself. When folded, the external space requirement is comparable to that of a conventional car: this facilitates road holding and reduces wind resistance.