There's plenty of them. You can always find pictures of individual spaces to see if you can make it work. That's what I did and haven't had an issue yet.
iKamper is arguably the gold standard in RTTs, but $5K is enough money to buy a used camper trailer on Craigslist, and it's a bit insulting to Rivian owners to ask an additional $1,250 for Rivian branding and a different canvas color; no sale price for the Rivian version?. Can anyone point to a functional advantage for the Rivian version beyond appearance?Anyone getting the iKamper RTT??
It's now available for R1 and R2:
https://rivian.com/stories/ikamper-skycamp-dlx
Rivian and iKamper have announced the next generation of rooftop tents for the Rivian lineup, the Skycamp 4.0 DLX. They are available in two sizes: the Duo for R1T and the new Trio for R1S and R2.
Both Duo and Trio tents are built on iKamper's redesigned Skycamp 4.0 platform, which means a more open, more livable interior without growing the tent's footprint on your roof. More headroom, bigger doors and windows, a larger skylight — the kind of thing you might overlook on a spec sheet but will absolutely notice sitting up at 6am or climbing in after sundown.
Built for weather that doesn’t care about your plans
The Skycamp 4.0 DLX uses iKamper's BreathWeave™ high-density polycotton canvas, engineered to hold up against rain while still breathing enough to keep condensation from turning your tent into a terrarium overnight. Underneath, the Cork ThermaSeal™ floor system — new to the Rivian edition — pairs a honeycomb aluminum base with an insulating cork layer, so the cold coming up through the floor isn't the thing that wakes you up at 3am.
Two other new features for iKamper solve real problems:
HC Staircase — steps built directly into the ladder itself, not a separate accessory. It's great when you need to climb down in the dark.
Electrical junction box — routes power from a compatible 12-volt source (vehicle or portable power station) straight to the tent's lighting and USB-A, USB-C, and 12-volt outlets. No dangling battery packs, no separate cable running to a lantern.
The lighting itself is independently dimmable, inside and out, with white, amber, and red options that are practical for reading or for just hitting the right vibe as daylight fades.
The Details
Sizing: Duo (R1T) and Trio (R1S, R2), sleeping up to three in the Trio
Mattress options: no mattress or the upgraded 3-inch RTT Comfort LT Mattress with the new AirDown Go rechargeable pump
Weights: Duo tent + brackets, 119 lb; Trio tent + brackets, 132 lb (HC Staircase and mattress add separately — see full spec sheet)
Pricing: Duo starts at $4,800 without mattress ($5,045 bundled); Trio starts at $5,050 without mattress ($5,345 bundled)
For a limited time, the 12-volt power cable connecting the junction box to your vehicle is included complimentary with purchase
Where to Get One
The Skycamp 4.0 DLX is available now through the Rivian Gear Shop, which will point you to iKamper.com to complete your order.
Wherever you're headed next — forest, coastline or a nameless spot on the map — this is the rooftop tent you've been waiting for.
I can answer your questions. I have the IKamper mini 3.0. Its a year old and has been used about 3 weeks over the past year. IKamper history ... When the 3.0 came out, IKamper had the base mini and a DLX upgraded version (no Rvian version yet). Then they came out with the Rivian version which had all the DLX upgrades except interior lights and cork floor. The Rivian version added compatible with Rivian key set (had to order lock cores) and the light material and Rivian badging. The the DLX and Rivian prices were close to each other. It looks like with 4.0 IKamper still has a base mini version in black. But appears they dropped the DLX version and put all the DLX features in the Rivian Version along with new upgrades specifically for Rivian, such as electrical connection. There are other functional upgrades as well such as the mattress (the upgraded mattress is great)
Thank you for the answers and detailed information!I can answer your questions. I have the IKamper mini 3.0. Its a year old and has been used about 3 weeks over the past year. IKamper history ... When the 3.0 came out, IKamper had the base mini and a DLX upgraded version (no Rvian version yet). Then they came out with the Rivian version which had all the DLX upgrades except interior lights and cork floor. The Rivian version added compatible with Rivian key set (had to order lock cores) and the light material and Rivian badging. The the DLX and Rivian prices were close to each other. It looks like with 4.0 IKamper still has a base mini version in black. But appears they dropped the DLX version and put all the DLX features in the Rivian Version along with new upgrades specifically for Rivian, such as electrical connection. There are other functional upgrades as well such as the mattress (the upgraded mattress is great)
As for the light color, ours looks great. No issues. Attached is most recent pic from last month. It's ready to close the shell so looks a little droopy. No dinginess. We did park under a Jays nest for a couple nights at Chiricahua National Monument. Their debris cleaned off easily, left no stain. Also attached pic of our setup with Thunderbolt Camp Kitchen, and other amenities.
For us there are two downsides to an RTT otherwise works great for us. It still takes 5 minutes to closeup or setup when you need to drive the truck. Also, if nature calls at 2am we need to wake up enough to climb down a latter.
