Transforming Camp Vehicles

Citroën ELO concept car transforms into a mobile camp with inflatable beds and an integrated off-grid electrical supply. The vehicle’s architecture includes a modular rear section that unfolds to support dual inflatable sleeping platforms that extend beyond the body when parked. Each bed is supported by an internal air bladder system that inflates and holds its shape. The rear hatch opens fully to allow access to the expanded sleeping area. The cabin seats five occupants when configured for travel and stows the bed components when the vehicle is in transit.

The concept car includes built-in electrical power storage and distribution capable of powering lights, small appliances, and charging ports for mobile devices. Power is supplied by a high-capacity onboard battery with designated output sockets positioned within the cabin and rear cargo area. The vehicle’s exterior features smooth aerodynamic surfaces, flush glazing, and a raised ride height suitable for unpaved environments. Interior surfaces are covered in easily cleaned textiles and molded panels sized for durability. The concept was revealed as part of a future mobility showcase.