iCAUR V27 pitches 6kW vehicle-to-load cooling for extreme summer travel

iCAUR is spotlighting the V27 as a heatwave-ready outdoor vehicle as Europe faces record temperatures. The model’s 6kW external discharge, range-extended powertrain and cabin cooling features are designed to keep camping, road trips and parked vehicles powered and comfortable off-grid.

Why it matters: - Extreme heat is changing how people use vehicles for travel, camping and outdoor gatherings. - iCAUR is positioning the V27 as a solution for off-grid cooling and power needs during summer heatwaves. - The V27’s 6kW Vehicle-to-Load function is meant to support appliances that campsites and parked cars often cannot power.

What happened: - iCAUR highlighted the V27 as its first flagship model set to launch in the EU. - The company presented the V27 as an Urban Outdoor lifestyle vehicle that blends city driving with outdoor use. - The model’s 6kW V2L external discharge can run a portable air conditioner, a compact fridge and multiple lights at the same time. - The announcement came as Europe faced a new wave of extreme heat, including 41.7°C in Köshen, 43.8°C in parts of France and a forecast of 43°C in southern Portugal and Spain.

The details: - The V27 uses iCAUR’s proprietary Ultra EV range-extended powertrain. - The vehicle is equipped with a dedicated 1.5T range-extender engine. - iCAUR says the engine reaches 44.5% thermal efficiency. - iCAUR says the system generates about 3.71 kWh of electricity per litre of fuel. - The range extender and large battery pack are intended to let the V27 power external devices while preserving charge for the return trip. - The setup is designed to reduce range anxiety during off-grid use. - The cabin includes dual-zone automatic climate control and seven adjustable airflow modes. - Front seats offer ventilation with a maximum airflow rate of 21 cubic metres per hour. - Rear seats use a suction-style cooling design intended to move heat and sweat away from the seat surface.

Between the lines: - iCAUR is selling the V27 as more than an EV or SUV. - The pitch ties electric mobility to lifestyle use cases such as camping, long weekends and hot-weather comfort. - The 6kW discharge figure is the clearest differentiator in the announcement because it speaks directly to real-world outdoor power needs. - The inclusion of football-themed marketing through the “Ride to Cheer” campaign suggests iCAUR wants the V27 to read as a broader lifestyle brand, not just a vehicle launch. - The AiMOGA intelligent robot is part of that branding push and is meant to add interactive, connected features around the flagship lineup.

What's next: - iCAUR is preparing the V27 for an EU launch. - The company is expanding its summer outdoor messaging through the global “Ride to Cheer” campaign. - iCAUR will continue pairing the V27 with the AiMOGA intelligent robot and other flagship models in its promotional activity.

The bottom line: - The V27 is being positioned as a heatwave-ready, off-grid power source with cabin comfort features that could appeal to buyers who want an outdoor-focused electric vehicle.