Floor plan
12FK
Sub-16-foot single-axle front-kitchen micro trailer, ~1,830 lb dry, towable by a capable SUV
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2026 Ember RV
2026 Ember E-Series for Sale
We don't sell this from a lot. RVBrokers is a buyer's agent, so we help you find, price, and negotiate this model wherever it is, and line up an inspection before you pay.
Ember's value line — tiny single-axle teardrops up to family bunkhouses, with off-grid solar still on the menu.
The E-Series is Ember's value line and its widest by far, stretching from tiny single-axle teardrops a midsize SUV can tow up to tandem-axle family bunkhouses past 31 feet. It trades the Overland's proprietary off-road chassis for a conventional huck-bolted frame with leaf-spring suspension to hit lower prices, but it keeps a lot of the Ember recipe: the patent-pending EmberTrack reconfigurable system on the ETS plans, an optional off-grid solar package (400 watts of solar, a 2,000W pure sine inverter, and a Victron MPPT controller), and the brand's advertised Truma-based four-season build. Floor plans range from the sub-16-foot 12FK and 12RK micro trailers up through front-bed, rear-kitchen, rear-living, and bunk layouts, with the 26ETS the largest and most family-oriented. Pricing starts in the high four figures for the micros and runs into the low fifties for the biggest plans, making the E-Series the most accessible way into the Ember family. The trade-offs are honest: simpler construction, a basic suspension, and the off-grid hardware as an option rather than standard. As with any young-brand trailer, inspect the roof, seals, and any slide closely on a used unit, and confirm exactly which solar and EmberTrack equipment a given trailer actually carries.
Looking for a Ember E-Series for sale?
You're in the right place. We don't sell the E-Series off a lot — we work for you, find the cleanest one on the market new or used, inspect it, and negotiate it. Below is everything you need to know before you shop: the real specs, every floor plan, the photos, what it tends to sell for, and a straight read on what owners love and what they grumble about.
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E-Series — inside & out
Specs
E-Series specifications
Length15' 9" - 31' 7"
Sleeps2 - 8
Bathrooms1 (wet/dry varies by plan; micros may omit)
ChassisN/A — towable (huck-bolted frame, leaf-spring suspension)
EngineN/A — towable
TransmissionN/A — towable
GeneratorNo onboard generator; optional off-grid solar (400W solar, 2,000W inverter, Victron MPPT controller)
StorageExterior storage; dry weights ~1,830-6,100 lb, hitch ~205-670 lb depending on plan
Specs reflect the 2026 model year and can vary by floor plan and options.
Floor plans
2 E-Series floor plans
Tap any diagram to see the full layout. The floor plan you choose changes the sleeping setup, bath, and storage — it's the single biggest decision on this rig.
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26ETS
Largest E-Series plan — a 31-foot tandem-axle bunkhouse with the EmberTrack system and a slide-out, sleeps up to 8
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What buyers love and what to watch
What buyers love
- The most affordable way into Ember, starting in the high four figures for the micro plans.
- Genuinely light micros a midsize SUV can tow, plus a big bunkhouse for families.
- Off-grid solar and EmberTrack flexibility still available even at the value end.
What to watch
- Conventional leaf-spring chassis and simpler build versus the Overland and Touring tiers.
- Off-grid hardware is optional, not standard — confirm what a given unit actually has.
- Young-brand quality-control and resale uncertainty; inspect roof, seals, and any slide closely.
Notable features
- Widest range in the lineup — micro teardrops up to a 31-foot family bunkhouse
- Patent-pending EmberTrack reconfigurable space on the ETS floor plans
- Optional off-grid solar package with 400W solar, 2,000W inverter, and Victron MPPT controller
- Conventional huck-bolted frame with leaf-spring suspension to hit lower prices
- Ember's advertised Truma-based four-season build
Questions
Ember E-Series — buyer FAQs
How much does a Ember E-Series cost?
Roughly $18,000-$54,000 new depending on plan; very little used inventory. Price swings hard on year, mileage, slide count, and condition, so treat that as a starting point — tell us the exact rig you're eyeing and we'll get you the real number.
How big is the E-Series?
It's 15' 9" - 31' 7" long and sleeps 2 - 8. There are 2 floor plans to choose from.
Should I get a used E-Series inspected before I buy?
Yes — every time. Our independent inspectors check the roof, slides, levelers, and chassis before money moves, and our buyer's agents use anything they find to negotiate the price down.
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Ready to find your E-Series?
Tell us the floor plan and budget you want. We'll hunt the best one for sale, inspect it, and negotiate it — entirely on your side.