Evotrex to Reveal PG5 Luxury Electric Vehicle in January
The new luxury electric vehicle will offer home backup features and rooftop solar power starting at $119,990.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Evotrex is set to reveal its production-intent PG5 electric vehicle on January 5, 2027, with a physical debut following at CES 2027 in Las Vegas. The vehicle features a 43 kWh LFP battery, an integrated 75 kW generator, and 1.5 kW of rooftop solar power.
Why it matters
The PG5 model expands the options for homeowners interested in vehicle-to-vehicle charging and home backup capabilities. The reveal marks a significant step toward the projected summer 2027 delivery timeline for the luxury electric vehicle market.
The PG5 starts at $119,990 and scales to $159,990 for the fully loaded Premium trim, with production-intent details arriving January 5. The unit is designed with a 43 kWh LFP battery, a 75 kW generator, and 1.5 kW of rooftop solar capacity.
The players
Evotrex
A California-based electric vehicle manufacturer developing luxury vehicles with integrated energy backup systems.
The details
The PG5 incorporates an energy system designed to support both vehicle-to-vehicle DC fast charging and home backup functionality. Drivers can manage energy use and vehicle features through an online account, which also facilitates the company's new referral rewards program launched in October 2026. Prospective owners will soon have access to a new trailer configurator to customize their vehicle for specific hauling needs.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Evotrex launched the rewards program.
January 5, 2027: Digital premiere of the production-intent PG5.
January 6-9, 2027: Public debut at CES in Las Vegas.
Summer 2027: Target for first customer deliveries of the PG5.
The Home Front
The introduction of the PG5 joins a growing segment of electric vehicles designed to serve as mobile power plants for residential backup. This model reflects a broader shift in the automotive industry toward integrating vehicle energy systems with domestic electrical infrastructure.
If you are considering the PG5 for home energy storage, review your current electrical service capacity to ensure compatibility with vehicle-based backup systems. You should also monitor the manufacturer's upcoming trailer configurator to see how vehicle weight and load-outs might impact your specific residential parking and charging setup.
The takeaway
The PG5 positions itself as a dual-purpose luxury vehicle and home power asset for early adopters. Potential buyers should keep an eye on the January 5 digital premiere for final performance specs before committing to a preorder.
Further reading
For more developments on how new vehicle technology intersects with home energy, visit Electric Vehicles.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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