Intech RV: What Makes This Innovative Brand Stand Out?

inTech RV manufactures travel trailers that range from micro-lite to mid-sized. There are five lines in all – the Flyer, Luna, Sol, Aucta, and O-V-R. Some are built for off-road travel, but all are built to last.

There are lots of great travel trailers on the market (in fact, not too long ago, we looked at some great little rigs from TAXA Trailers and Happier Camper right here on this blog), so what is it that makes inTech RVs so unique? How are they different from other travel trailers on the market? And to what do we owe their stunning reputation as exceptionally rugged and non-traditional?

In this post, we aim to answer those questions.

Who’s Behind inTech RV?

In 2010, inTech started designing fiber optic splicing trailers. The company founders, Adam Maxwell and Tom Franko, emphasized quality and innovation right from the beginning. Before long inTech had expanded to manufacturing motorsports trailers and high-end custom car hauler trailers built to customer specs.

Back then, they were a six-person crew working in a 15,000 sq ft production space in Nappanee, Indiana. In 2016 inTech expanded its line to include RVs, and they now employ over 190 people who work in a facility encompassing over 160,000 sq ft.

inTech’s Line of RVs

There are a number of things that make inTech RVs unique, but perhaps the most pronounced is their use of an all-aluminum, fully-welded cage frame making them strong and durable over time and terrain.

Despite their rugged designs, these rigs are lightweight enough not to require large trucks to tow them. In addition, the interior design of inTech RVs is more modern and innovative than that of many (if not most) travel trailer manufacturers. Within inTech’s line of RVs you’ll find things like panoramic windshields and (optional) drop-down bunks.

The unique tilt-forward design of inTech’s larger rigs is proprietary and ensures that when you see one moving down the road, you’ll know it’s an inTech. This feature offers additional usable space over the front A-frame, unlike the design of other traditional travel trailers. inTech RV interiors feature uniquely shaped dinettes and amenities like farmhouse sinks to bring an aesthetic that traditional RVs simply don’t offer. And their rugged design makes them strong enough to handle conditions like the most challenging terrain in almost any corner of the world.

So, whether the beaten path is your vibe or you tend to find yourself off the paved trail more often than not, inTech has an RV for you.

inTech RV Flyer

The Flyer is built utilizing inTech’s all-aluminum fully welded cage frame, so each of the Flyer’s four models is capable of traversing all types of terrain. The four models of the Flyer are, increasing in size with each model: Chase; Pursue; Explore; and Discover.

The Chase model is a micro-lite trailer that starts at just 12’5″ in length and only 1,060 pounds dry weight. Sleeping capacity can go from 2 to 5 adults by adding an optional Add-A-Room tent. There’s also an optional 2″ lift kit and a batwing awning.

The slightly larger Pursue model (just under 14′ in total length) allows for some additional options like a slide-out kitchen, onboard freshwater system, or a propane furnace, among others.

The Explore model (also just under 14′ in length) is an ultralight toy hauler that can sleep between 4-6 adults, depending on the number of tip-outs you order.

The Discover model has a standard roadside tip-out and can be upgraded with an additional curbside tip-out, making this lightweight rig capable of comfortably sleeping between 4 and 6 adults. Equally astounding is that the Discover model is designed to carry a side-by-side vehicle!

At 22′ 4″ in length, the Forge is the largest toy hauler in the Flyer line. Its 80″ x 160″ garage area is large enough to fit most 2-door side-by-sides.

All Flyer models come standard with a 2″ receiver to carry bikes or more gear. You can also add a roof rack to bring along a kayak, paddleboard, or other adventurous gear.

Prices start at $13,174 for the micro-lite Chase up to $37,240 for the largest Flyer model, the Forge.

inTech RV Luna

The Luna is a teardrop trailer that sleeps up to 2 people and starts at a price of $22,482. It’s available in two packages (Base or Rover) with dry weights from 1,775 – 1,850 lbs, so many vehicles (including some family minivans or SUVs) can tow these 15-foot inTech RVs.

inTech’s signature angled front cap creates a surprisingly large interior and offers a brilliant panoramic windshield to open and brighten the space.

A Luna teardrop trailer can seat up to four adults inside, and the full outdoor kitchen with its farmhouse sink adds to the aesthetic of this little rig. Optional upgrades include a fireplace, microwave, cassette toilet, and an awning.

For a close-up view of the Luna (and an idea of the refinement of inTech’s rigs whether small or large), have a look at this Luna walk-around video from inTech:

inTech RV Sol

The Sol is a series of four travel trailer models named Dawn, Eclipse, Horizon, and Dusk, starting at $36,463, $40,320, $42,539, and $44,940 respectively.

All three models include a panoramic front windshield and an interior with a sweet European design.

Again, inTech’s tilt-forward design offers a spacious interior.

The Dawn and Eclipse models of the Sol sleep up to 2 people, while the Horizon & Dusk versions can sleep up to 4.

The 20′ 8″, 3,540-pound Dusk is the largest of the four models. It features a dinette that seats up to 5 adults, a 10′ awning, an amazing outside kitchen, a fairly large wet bath (as wet baths go), a beautifully laid out interior, and luxurious amenities that include a farmhouse sink, commercial-grade faucet, and a two-burner LP stove with a cast iron grate.

inTech Aucta

The Aucta is the newest model in inTech’s lineup. Designed to be innovative and spacious, they don’t skimp on comfort, either. They utilize InTech’s now-familiar all-aluminum design and feature a dedicated bathroom with a shower, providing a luxurious and convenient travel experience.

They can be ordered in one of three different trim levels (Magnolia, Willow, or Sycamore) to meet your needs:

• Magnolia: the smallest of the Aucta line, the Magnolia is 22′ 6″ in length and has a dry weight of between 4,764 and 5,300 lbs (depending on options and the package chosen). The Magnolia starts at a price of $61,600 and includes a fully enclosed wet bath.
• Willow: the middle child of the lineup, the Willow is 26′ long and between 5,650 and 5,850 lbs of dry weight. The Willow has a starting price of $68,950 and makes use of the additional length by upgrading the bathroom to a split (dry) bath and moving the queen bed to the front wall, which provides walk-around space.
• Sycamore: this model is the top of the Aucta lineup, measuring 30′ in length and weighing in (dry) at between 6,750 and 7,100 lbs. It incorporates a first-of-its-kind feature where the bunk beds can be easily converted into a highly functional office space. Price for this model starts at $80,150.

See the kinds of things inTech is offering on the top-of-the-line Sycamore:

inTech O-V-R

And finally, the O-V-R is the most rugged member of the inTech RV family. Available in three models (Expedition, Navigate, and Adventure), the O-V-R is inTech’s line of adventure travel trailers.

The Expedition model sleeps up to 5 and has a starting price of $58,380. Navigate sleeps up to four and starts at $64,400, while Adventure can sleep up to 6, with a starting price of $61,880.

All three of the O-V-R models have a large living area, a sleek, stylish, well-equipped kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms. There are plenty of storage compartments for all of your gear.

The Adventure model is a toy hauler with a versatile interior that can accommodate your ATV and other adventure gear as you travel. The large open area can be converted to sleeping and living quarters once you’re at your campsite.

All inTech O-V-R models are solidly built to traverse any terrain, no matter how far off-road you like to camp.

For a quick overview of the O-T-R Navigate check out this YouTube video from inTech:

Uniquely inTech

The attention to quality and the modern designs, European styling, versatility, and rugged builds of inTech RVs make them highly desirable rigs.

And the robust all-aluminum, fully-welded tube cage frame creates a lightweight RV that is easily towable while offering extraordinary durability, longevity, and the ability to meet a wide variety of terrain.

And if you’re in the market for a truck to tow your new inTech RV… read about The Best Half Ton Trucks For Towing an RV Safely & Securely!

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