At first glance, you might think that the Urbanoid Booba is just another futuristic robot vacuum cleaner. Its lines, rounded shell, and compact appearance really do remind you of a device from a smart home catalog. But Booba is actually nothing of the sort – it's a travel trailer that Urbanoid describes as the smallest and one of the lightest in the world.
Trailer Urbanoid Booba It measures just 3.3 meters long, weighs 240 kilograms, and is so light that it can be towed by an electric city car without any problems. Its special feature? When you park it, it unfolds and inflates in a few minutes into a comfortable tent with all the basic equipment for a couple or even a small family.
Design between a car and a suitcase
The Urbanoid Booba is designed with automotive inspiration – its lights and even its apparent “exhausts” (one of which hides an outdoor shower) give the impression of a sleek roadster, not a camper. The ribbed upper shell resembles a hard suitcase, but it hides thoughtful functionality: the compact comfort of a tent and the practicality of a trailer.
From the city to nature without complications
Camping is always a matter of style – whether we are talking about luxury motorhomes or minimalist tents. Urbanoid Booba offers something in between: a solution for everyone who finds pitching tents and setting up large trailers too time-consuming. Due to its small size, the trailer is easy to park, and its unfolding requires neither skill nor time – with a manual or electric pump, you can transform it into a tent in a matter of minutes.
When extended, the interior transforms into a cozy space with a round bench, a swivel table, and a bed measuring 185 x 137 centimeters. Enough to transform into a bedroom for two adults and a child in the evening.
Garage-friendly and market-ready
Another advantage of Booba is that you can park it at home without any problems. When folded, it is so small that it does not take up much space, and with the help of a special lift, you can even place it vertically to use even less square footage in the garage.
Urbanoid first introduced the Boobo earlier this year, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. The company has announced that pre-orders will open in the next two months. Although pricing has not yet been revealed, it is clear that the Boobo will be much more affordable than traditional trailers.
Conclusion: Urbanoid Booba
Booba is proof that the future of camping doesn't necessarily lie in ever-larger and more luxurious vehicles. Sometimes true freedom lies in having everything you need for an escape into nature packed into a stylish "suitcase on wheels" that can be easily towed by even a small electric car.
This is not just a trailer, but a mobile idea for how to disconnect from everyday life - quickly, easily and in grand style.
