The company's all-new Hitch Kitchen packs a dual-burner stove, running water and worktop inside a rugged aluminum box that stores behind your vehicle bumper. Bolt a rooftop tent above and throw a toilet into the tailgate, and your car camps like a simplified modular RV.

A neatly integrated toolbox of cookery, the Hitch Kitchen includes a swingarm that secures to a vehicle's 2-inch hitch. For those who already have a HitchFire grill, the Hitch Kitchen also works with existing swingarms so that users can easily plug and play the different modules. Below its flip-open top, the kitchen box houses a dual-burner stove and sink with fold-up faucet. The user supplies the propane cylinder and water canister, and the kitchen is all ready to clean produce, cook meals and wash up the dishes afterward.