View post: Should Mitsubishi Revive the Delica Space Gear For The U.S. Market? Why a Modern Overland Van Makes Perfect Sense The burden being carried is a vacuum-formed carbon fiber shell with slick ...

A jeep and a tent are fine for a weekend excursion. An RV can go longer, with more comforts, but only on paved roads. The EarthRoamer is built for both. A jeep and a tent are fine for a weekend ...

In the world of expedition vehicles, EarthRoamer has long been synonymous with uncompromising luxury and rugged off-grid capability. With the introduction of the all-new LTx, the company pushes the ...

Don't call the EarthRoamer an RV – it's an XV (Xpedition Vehicle), and it's ready to take you to the most distant, rugged lands on the planet. The latest model packs the same four-season, go-anywhere ...

The latest episode on Jay Leno's Garage took a different twist this week – Leno went off-road with an expedition-ready 4X4 camper. Unlike regular episodes shot at his garage, Leno featured the ...

The 2023 EarthRoamer SX is a beast designed to let people go camping or enjoy some rugged terrain, but with luxury included. Obviously won't be something most of us will have in our driveway, but ...

Expedition trucks aren’t cheap by design. Even the donor vehicle – the Ford F-550 in this case – is quite an expensive workhorse without taking into consideration options such as 4WD and the Power ...

Wake up, babe. New EarthRoamer just dropped. For 27 years, the Colorado-based company has been building cartoonishly large, yet incredibly capable off-road campers that my father once described as ...

“That’s cool, but you’re never going to sell one.” It’s a sentiment that EarthRoamer, builder of some of the world's toughest off-road expedition vehicles, has heard many times over the 12 years it's ...

XVs are compact, energy-efficient, solar powered luxury campers. The EarthRoamer promises that buyers can travel safely, reliably, and comfortably to remote locations where they’ll be totally ...

EarthRoamer's LTi is a carbon-fiber tiny home on wheels built on a four-wheel-drive Ford F-550 chassis. The camper van starts at $590,000 but can go up to $700,000 depending on the different options.