I looked at that website, seems to be a glitzy place, hard to navigate with not much real info. I couldn't find that 115V @ 2.7A you cited. The manual that is shown doesn't include the model they are advertising. All three of the models in that manual need sea water. It's only DC voltage if you use an optional inverter.
It's way too small, after doing a quick search, it looks like a typical automotive AC is in the 18,000 to 30,000 btu range. (?Cadillac kid?). Even with super insulation and a small compartment around the driver I doubt if 4000 btu would do much especially driving into the sun.
For less than the price of one of these I have 2 12,000 btu mini splits. They do an admirable job, even sitting in the sun at 90°. I don't use them much while driving To get an equivalent btu rating it would take 6 of these at $1750 = $10,500. Six of these would draw 16.2A using that 2.7A figure. Even though installing a mini split is somewhat challenging, finding places and installing 6 of these would be a nightmare.
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