This utility model discloses a telescopic double-headed trailer hitch, belonging to the field of trailer hitch technology. The double-headed trailer hitch features a scientifically and rationally designed structure, allowing for easy telescopic adjustment and disassembly of the trailer hitch on the vehicle body. When not in use, the telescopic arm beam can be concealed within the fixed arm beam through its cooperation with the fixed arm beam, hiding the hook head inside the vehicle body panel. Alternatively, the telescopic arm beam can be directly detached from the fixed arm beam, improving the overall aesthetics of the vehicle body and avoiding the danger of exposed hook heads causing collisions with people around the vehicle. Furthermore, the design employs two double-headed hooks of different sizes, allowing for the selection of either the upper or lower hook body to connect with the tow hook depending on its size, ensuring the stability of the connection between the tow hook and the trailer hitch. This avoids the problems of the tow hook being too large to connect or too small to easily detach. The design is scientifically sound, the structure is simple and novel, and it is highly practical.