Los Angeles-based Evotrex, a startup developing hybrid RV travel trailers, raised US$30 million in series A funding to finish testing its first model and prepare for deliveries by the end of 2026.

The company said it is targeting annual production of about 1,000 units.

The round brings Evotrex’s total funding to US$46 million, after it raised US$16 million in seed funding in 2025 from Anker and Chinese venture firms.

Evotrex was co-founded by former Anker employees Alex Xiao and Stella Qin.

Unveiled at CES 2026, the PG5 is a hybrid travel designed to improve towing efficiency.

In the US, towable RV shipments, mostly conventional travel trailers, reached 306,191 units in 2025.

Evotrex’s plan to make the trailers in China and complete final assembly in California also carries policy risk.

RV industry groups say tariffs on Chinese imports can stack across multiple measures, while California rules for RV-mounted generators are moving toward zero-emission compliance by model year 2028.

🔗 Source: TechCrunch