The 2027 Tosbiq TK 240 adds autonomy, a redesigned bathroom with more storage, and free customization options for buyers.
Going smaller with a travel trailer usually means giving up some of the comfort and living space that comes with a larger footprint. That tradeoff can make downsizing difficult, but thoughtful design can squeeze a surprising amount of functionality into a much smaller package. The TK 240 from Tosbiq is built around exactly that idea.
The TK 240 is the smallest travel trailer in Tosbiq’s lineup. The company is based in Turkey, but it has been selling several models across Europe for years. In its home market, this particular trailer is known as the TK 2.40.
At this year’s Düsseldorf Caravan Salon, held in late August and early September, Tosbiq and its longtime German partner and distributor, Wohnwagenpark Pinneberg, unveiled the 2027 lineup. The smallest trailer remains part of the range, but the TK 240 receives more self-sufficiency, a redesigned bathroom, and additional customization options.
A full tour of the 2027 model appears in the video at the bottom of the page, filmed at Düsseldorf. The gallery photos are the same ones officially provided and actually depict the previous model year.
There aren't dramatic changes to the TK 240’s design or styling for 2027. Given its extremely compact dimensions, there isn't much room for major alterations anyway. It remains an ultra-compact two-wheel trailer designed to fit a galley, bathroom, and dinette that converts into a bed into just 2.4 meters (7.8 feet) of box length.
That 2.4-meter (7.8-foot) box length is where the trailer gets its name. The overall length stretches to 3.88 meters (12.7 feet), while the body is 2 meters (6.5 feet) wide and provides 1.8 meters (5.9 feet) of interior headroom.
The body uses composite panels and a fiberglass roof, with either an aluminum or fiberglass exterior skin. Everything sits on an AL-KO galvanized chassis equipped with a single braked axle, shock absorbers, and corner stabilizers.
Inside, the cabinetry uses plywood laminate without unnecessary extras. Buyers do get a wide selection of textile colors and fabrics, however, and for 2027, all of those choices are included at no additional cost.
The floor plan carries over from previous years. A front galley occupies one end, while a rear dinette converts into a double bed at night. In the driver's-side corner sits the wet bathroom, which receives a redesign for 2027 focused on everyday usability rather than shower space.
That makes sense for a bathroom this small. The TK 240 now gets a larger vanity and an overhead shelf, increasing available storage. Standard equipment also includes a portable toilet, an opening window, a light, and an opening window.
The bathroom remains extremely compact, but it provides a practical option when nature calls in the middle of the night.
The dinette uses a leg-less table positioned between two large face-to-face benches. Four adults can sit around it during meals, although the resulting bed accommodates only two people overnight. Buyers can optionally add a drop-down bunk above the dinette for a child, increasing sleeping capacity to three.
Storage comes from two large cubbies positioned on either side of the dinette, along with a larger compartment beneath the bench on the camp side. That lower storage area can also be reached from outside through a dedicated hatch, making it easier to load provisions and camping equipment.
The galley gets a choice of portable cooktops for 2027: either induction, including a single-burner Philips unit, or a gas-cartridge model. Fixed gas cooking is no longer part of the setup, freeing additional room inside the front lockable locker and eliminating some of the associated hassle.
A round sink is standard, as are storage areas above and below the countertop. The refrigerator is also relatively large considering the compact dimensions of the kitchen.
Standard equipment on the Tosbiq TK 240 includes three opening windows in the dinette, each equipped with integrated blinds and flyscreens. An outdoor shower is also included, although it isn't shown in the video tour below.
The electrical setup includes 205W of roof-mounted solar connected to a 100Ah gel battery and an MPPT charge controller. There is also a 220V shore-power connection, plus a 40-liter (10.5-gallon) freshwater tank paired with an 11.3-liter (3-gallon) water pump.
Both the manufacturer and its European distributor describe the tiny trailer as "fully equipped," meaning owners can hitch it up and head out without additional preparation, extra hassle, or special trailer permits. They also call it "self-sufficient," a description that applies when considered in the context of the trailer’s compact size.
The 2027 Tosbiq TK 240 weighs 640 kg (1,411 lbs) empty and has a maximum permitted weight of 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs). Buyers can also choose to reduce that maximum to 750 kg (1,653 lbs) at no additional cost.
In Europe, the trailer is rated for highway use at speeds of up to 100 kph and can be towed with a standard driving license.
For the 2027 model year, the price remains unchanged at €16,999 (approximately $19,800 at the current exchange rate), with all standard equipment included.