Togo, part of TH2, a joint venture between Thor Industries and New Zealand-based thl, has announced a new exclusive data plan for RVers through AT&T, offering 4G LTE connectivity.

The plan requires the purchase of the Roadlink C2 ($399), which is a piece of hardware that combines cellular capabilities with a WiFi booster to pick up local networks.

Previously, the data plan was announced for Airstream owners, but with the purchase of the Roadlink C2, any recreational vehicle can now benifit from the plan.

The Roadlink C2 will allow you to get up to 10 devices connected even while the vehicle is in motion with multiple long-range, high-performance omnidirectional Wi-Fi boosting & LTE antennas and a fully integrated router.

You can use the Roadlink C2 with Verizon sim cards as well, but the special deal is through AT&T, offering two data plans: unlimited, unthrottled hotspot data for a full year for $360 (must be paid up-front) or 5GB packets for $25 a piece (great for those who travel infrequently).

“Campers who value cell service and Wi-Fi on the road are able to spend more days camping each year,” said Togo president Dave Simmons. “That’s what Togo is all about—giving people the opportunity to spend more time enjoying the RV lifestyle. With reliable connectivity through AT&T, Togo Roadlink will allow RVers to stay connected to family, friends and co-workers back home.”

The Togo ecosystem includes the free Togo app, which offers many organization, research, and planning features for RVers. For more information, visit runswithtogo.com/roadlink.