EarthRoamer

The first Chevy expedition RV in EarthRoamer's line, the new SX packs a carbon fiber shell equipped like a mini luxury home. The ultra-rugged RV carries amenities like off-grid electricity and digital entertainment to the exact middle of nowhere.

EarthRoamer has been impressing crowds for two decades with its heavy-duty, go-anywhere expedition rigs. Following on from the launch of the XV-HD, the Colorado company is back with a new model, one it calls the "most advanced EarthRoamer ever."

This year saw inspiring new camper vans and motorhome introductions for those looking to get out there and stay for a while. Here we look at the best of the best, from big, angry all-landers with homestyle comforts, to versatile everyday commuters that weekend as vacation homes.

EarthRoamer goes big this week, revealing the F-750-based XV-HD. Like a cabin on wheels, this huge expedition vehicle takes up to 6 people into the backcountry, keeping them comfortable in a four-season interior with self-sufficient electrical system, gorgeous wood and marble furnishings and more.

The EarthRoamer XV-LTS offered one of the smoothest combinations of rugged-terrain capability and comfy living out there when we looked at it in 2014. Three years later, it's gotten even better thanks to a lighter, tougher Ford Super Duty chassis and a more robust list of standard equipment.

We previously took a look at the basic specs of the all-new XV-HD expedition vehicle, and after traveling to Overland Expo, we have a few more details about this beastly build, including its near-seven figure price tag.

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 a few added features, including a tailgater package with external kitchen and slide-out TV.