The main differences between a pickup truck and a traditional RV are as follows: 1. Structure and installation method: Traditional RVs are usually designed and manufactured in an integrated manner, and the body and living space are a whole. The pickup box is a separate box part that can be installed on the cargo compartment of the pickup truck and is detachable. 2. Flexibility: The pickup truck can be detached from the room box when not in use, and the pickup truck can resume its function as a truck, making daily use more flexible. Traditional RVs always maintain the form of RVs. 3. Convenience of passage: The passage of the pickup box may be relatively more convenient in some road restrictions and parking areas because it is based on a pickup truck model. Due to their large size, traditional RVs may be restricted on some narrow roads, height-restricted sections or small parking lots. 4. Price: Generally speaking, the price of a pickup truck is lower than that of a traditional RV, especially when the configuration is similar. 5. Center of gravity distribution: Since the pickup box is installed on the cargo bed of a pickup truck, the center of gravity of the vehicle may be relatively high. The center of gravity distribution of traditional RVs is usually more optimized. 6. Modification and customization: There is a relatively large space for modification and customization of the pickup box. Users can choose and adjust it according to their own needs and pickup truck models. Traditional RVs have a relatively low level of customization. 7. Daily use cost: As a daily commuting vehicle, pickup trucks have relatively low use costs. Traditional RVs usually have higher daily use costs due to their larger models and higher fuel consumption.