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EarthCruiser is one of the baddest names in overlanding, and now it's confirmed plans to become one of the baddest names in all-electric overlanding. Starting from the ground up, it will develop a camper solution specifically for electric vehicles.

EarthCruiser introduces the all-new Terranova, an all-season, all-terrain expedition truck built atop the all-American Ford F-350. The truck comes loaded with multifunctional furnishings and equipment aimed at today's diverse market of explorers.

The merging of two of the toughest "cruisers" on dry land is complete. EarthCruiser presents its Toyota Land Cruiser XTR, an expedition rig that combines legendary 4x4 capability with three-person living quarters complete with state-of-the-art tech.

Two famed "Cruisers" will collide in a new Extreme expedition vehicle. EarthCruiser Australia will put a wedge-top camper atop a Toyota chassis, combining the Land Cruiser's legendary capability with a cozy living cabin and solar power system.

EarthCruiser is growing out its lineup from full-size adventure motorhomes and pickup pop-tops with a 4x4 camper van alternative. Like a van, its EXD camper travels as a boxy, live-in motorhome, but unlike a van, it rides atop a rugged, ready 1-ton pickup truck with more grunt and payload.

EarthCruiser has been pushing some all-new Mercedes 4x4 motorhomes, building its most capable exploration machine on a Unimog U430 and a smaller escapee on a G-Wagen. Both have the capability to get you out into the wildest of wilds and plenty of comforts to keep you out there awhile.

Last time we looked at EarthCruiser, it was shrinking its off-road expedition vehicle hardware markedly with the new GZL pickup camper. This time around, it's growing its rigs.

A market of extremes, the motorhome segment hosted debuts of everything from ultra-premium luxury carriages to toppers sliding a bit of roof over pickup truck beds this year. The following field homes have all parked on a plot in our memories with innovative designs and features.

When you build some of the world's largest, meanest six-figure off-road adventure trucks, at some point you may want to build something smaller to appeal to a different set of buyers. For EarthCruiser, that's the GZL pickup camper.

The EarthRoamer XV-HD wasn't the only all-new earth-shaking expedition vehicle at this year's Overland Expo West. Similarly named competitor EarthCruiser showed the FX, a new simpler, lower-priced Mitsubishi Fuso-based expedition truck with fixed roof.