Coyote Gulch’s Excellent EV Adventure: Punk Rock and Baseball!

Tesla Model Y and electric camper trailer charging in Lake St. Louis June 5, 2026. Sorry, I forgot to ask the dude for the manufacturer information.

I am in St. Louis for my first ever punk rock concert and some baseball!

The owner of the rig in the photo told me that the trailer was fully electric, but he said that the Tesla couldn’t draw charge from the trailer. Nice light low-profile rig.

The Model Y I am driving (rented from Turo) has Grok integrated so you can set and change your navigation interactively. I asked many questions of her (I mean IT!) during the solo drive from Denver so it’s sort of like having your computer available while driving. Of course the discourse was mostly, “What river am I crossing?”

Grok, “That is likely the Missouri River which is located in this general area.” Sure enough, a road sign validated Grok’s message — one correct query!

3 thoughts on “Coyote Gulch’s Excellent EV Adventure: Punk Rock and Baseball!”

  1. Fully electric as in it charges it’s own batteries when the wheels are turning?

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  2. I posted the photo to Gemini and it said:
    Based on the visual characteristics in **image.png**, the trailer you are seeing is a **Polydrops P21** (or a very similar model from the same manufacturer).
    The design matches the distinct, aerodynamic, wedge-shaped, all-electric trailers produced by Polydrops, which are specifically engineered for electric vehicles to maximize range and towing efficiency.
    Key details about the P21:
    * **Design:** It features a signature low-drag, angular profile designed to cut through the air, which contributes to its performance with electric tow vehicles.
    * **All-Electric Focus:** Polydrops markets these as “All-Electric” trailers, incorporating features like a 5kWh battery system, significant solar capability (920W), and climate control systems designed for off-grid, electric-powered operation without the need for a generator.
    * **Construction:** They are designed to be lightweight to reduce the burden on your tow vehicle’s battery.
    It is worth noting that while other companies, such as Pebble or Living Vehicle, also produce “all-electric” travel trailers, the specific wedge-shaped, minimalist aesthetic seen in **image.png** is characteristic of the Polydrops lineup.

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