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Brainiac inventor Elon Musk has done it again – made the unthinkable a reality – by unveiling plans for the world's first plug-in hybrid motorhome.
Sure, the innovation – like all of Tesla's products – has a price tag to match its sexy sleekness, but the features included in the Model H are something to get excited about.
Inhabitat reports that each eco-friendly RV home will come with a supercharger so homeowners can power up their electric cars as often as necessary, as well as a supercharger for the mobile unit, which is powered by Tesla's new house battery.
And surely, when you have a comfortable home that can fit a family of four – or more if your children are small and willing to share a bed), easy access to replenishment of energy is a bonus.

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Each home will cost approximately $120,000, and will include all the amenities one might expect: flat-screen TVs, a space-efficient kitchen, a bathroom with composting toilet and water-saving shower, and a built-in video monitoring system.

Credit: Tesla

Credit: Tesla