On The Move's Crossfire was once just a basic hybrid caravan in a robust lineup of similarly styled trailers. But this year, the company has revived the nameplate into a unique towable panorama that rivals the new Kimberley Kube in sleek, stylish, wood-free off-grid camping pod design. The all-new 2024 Crossfire 4.7 stands out from its siblings, packing a highly livable floor plan complete with extra-comfy dining lounge, bathroom and two kitchens.
On The Move (OTM) debuts a new three-piece composite construction for the Crossfire 4.7, securing two sidewalls to a continuous single-piece roof/floor structure. The design is meant to shore up the weatherproof integrity of the body, better protecting against both leaks and drafts. The completely wood-free build also prevents the decay and rotting worries that accompany wood-based construction.
OTM ensures that the couple towing the caravan can find some serious privacy and solitude, starting things off with an automotive-grade high-tensile steel chassis. It adds on a dual-airbag independent suspension, DO35 off-road coupling and 265/75 R16 off-road tires to handle the rugged ground conditions in and beyond the Australian Outback. It also slashes the rear-end to improve departure angle.
![The new Crossfire 4.7 launched this year](https://assets.newatlas.com/dims4/default/ddf477d/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2560x1440+0+0/resize/1440x810!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewatlas-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fa2%2Faa%2F12d29d0a46d993ad82e47415cae6%2F3ztexqjq2te-bedroom-scaled.jpg)
Inside, the 4.7-m-long (15.4-ft) Crossfire features a two-sleeper caravan-style cabin that provides all the necessities for a trip out on the range, starting with a queen-size memory foam bed up front. The compact, deconstructed dining area just behind that bed features two leatherette-clad lounge seats, each with its own floating dining table.
Splitting the dining table into two individual platforms maintains a center aisle directly from the bed back to the kitchen and bathroom areas occupying the trailer's rear corners, making the interior more user-friendly, particularly in the middle of the night. The kitchen includes a sink, 105-L refrigerator and dual-burner induction cooktop, while the bathroom has a separate sink of its own to go along with a shower and cassette toilet. The plumbing system has a 200-L fresh water tank, 100-L gray water tank and instant continuous water heater.
![The kitchen has an induction cooktop, sink and fridge](https://assets.newatlas.com/dims4/default/450a356/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2560x1440+0+0/resize/1440x810!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewatlas-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F4c%2F83%2F3367465446e19dfff78240499bdc%2F06.08.2024_15.15.46-scaled.jpg)
The Crossfire follows what appears to be a increasingly popular trend in including two kitchen areas. The slide-out external kitchen packs along a three-burner gas stove and sink. An exterior pantry provides some readily accessible dry storage.
Other Crossfire amenities include an electrical system with 200-Ah lithium battery, two 200-W solar panels and a 2,000-W inverter; a Dometic air conditioner; interior and exterior lighting; dual Bluetooth speakers; and a reverse camera system.
![The new On The Move Crossfire is a compact trailer that looks plenty comfortable for a nomadic couple](https://assets.newatlas.com/dims4/default/e1e4df2/2147483647/strip/true/crop/3885x2774+0+0/resize/1344x960!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewatlas-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F75%2F15%2F82bec89a440db595df5d0060781e%2Fcrossfire-4.7-On-The-Move-Caravans-4-Transparent-Background-With-Drop-Shadow.png)
On The Move introduced the Crossfire 4.7 earlier this year. It does not list pricing on its website, but multiple Australian RV dealers have the new caravan listed at an AU$69,990 MSRP (approx. US$47,225), with a 1,600-kg (3,527-lb) tare weight. The Crossfire is part of OTM's "Imported" series, built overseas for sale in Australia.
Source: On The Move Caravans