AEONrv electric RV tour

AEONrv has put its electric-cabin recreational vehicle on a 23-stop road tour across 13 states, with public demos scheduled through the end of May. (aeonrv.com) The company said the 2026 tour began April 7 and will run through Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and California. Some stops are at Recreational Equipment, Inc. stores, while others are overland expos and outdoor meetups. (aeonrv.com) AEONrv is pitching the tour as a hands-on sales and education push for people who want to inspect the vehicle in person and ask questions before buying. The company’s events page says visitors can check dates and locations and, for some stops, submit a reservation. (aeonrv.com) The vehicle is not an all-electric drive motorhome. AEONrv’s own specifications show it is built on a 2025 Ford Transit all-wheel-drive cutaway chassis with a 3.5-liter EcoBoost gasoline engine, while the living area runs on batteries and solar instead of a propane system. (aeonrv.com, cdn.prod.website-files.com) That distinction matters in the recreational vehicle market, where “electric cabin” usually means the house systems are electrified but the vehicle still burns fuel to drive. RV Pro reported that AEONrv replaces traditional propane equipment with a lithium battery bank and integrated solar charging system. (rv-pro.com) AEONrv says the model is designed for off-grid, four-season travel, with insulated walls, floor and roof, dual-pane windows, and off-road hardware including a two-inch lift kit and all-terrain tires. The company lists the exterior length at 22 feet and says the layout sleeps four. (cdn.prod.website-files.com, aeonrv.com) The current base price starts at $214,900, according to AEONrv’s features page. RVUSA lists the 2025 model at a $224,500 manufacturer’s suggested retail price, reflecting how dealer listings and factory pricing can differ by model year and options. (aeonrv.com, rvusa.com) AEONrv has used road tours before to introduce the model to shoppers outside traditional dealer lots. RV News reported in 2025 that the company took a new version on a coast-to-coast tour after a year of growth. (rvnews.com) For now, the company is betting that seeing the rig parked at an outdoor store or expo will do more than a brochure can. The tour schedule now stretches into late June on AEONrv’s events page with additional expo appearances after the May road-show run ends. (aeonrv.com)