> The market isn't going to bear the cost of massive solar installations as standard equipment.

so doing some math...

Larger class A RVs seem to cost $300k and up, and retirees seem to happily pay for all conveniences. For "normal" people, who haven't cashed in their retirement, the good thing is that they depreciate like a car instead of appreciating like a house.

if you used all of a 40ft RV roof (40'x8') you could get ~ 5000 watts

If you had fold-out solar awnings, I don't know what you could get... 10k? 15k?

With a large tesla battery pack, you could get 100kwh of batteries.

I remember when tesla first came out with their cars. The batteries seemed unnecessarily large and expensive compared to 24 kwh batteries in other cars. But they survived the test of time/longevity being both practical and not charged and discharged 100% every day.

I think it will happen, I just wonder when.