Thule has introduced its Tepui rooftop tents in Italy. Thule acquired the Tepui brand in late 2018 and integrated the products into its own portfolio under the Thule Tepui brand name. The product lines to be sold on the Italian market include the Tepui Explorer and Tepui Hybox series. The Explorer is a softshell rooftop tent available in three all-season versions. The Hybox is a hybrid hardshell tent comprising a rooftop tent and cargo box. As reported by The Outdoor Industry Compass on May 22, Thule Tepui is already available in the U.S.
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