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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.

Twenty-twenty wasn't a great year for most of us, but it did prove a good one for RVs. Truck campers were one market that enjoyed a year of innovation and improved design. Here are the coolest truck campers and camper trucks we looked at in 2020.

From e-AWD camping trailers that are no longer merely towed to camp, to all-electric mini-motorhomes, to plug-in hybrid camper vans with more practical ranges, 2020 welcomed many promising electric camper debuts, innovations and developments.

Electric RVs are few and far between, but that'll change with vehicles like the Rivian R1T overland pickup and Tesla Cybercamper. Lordstown Motors isn't overlooking the blossoming market, teaming with Camping World to develop its own electric RVs.

Part Pontiac Aztek camper package, part pickup truck tent, the new Post Up tent lets wagon and SUV drivers pull off the road, pitch up and get a comfortable night of sleep before getting back behind the wheel and continuing onward in the morning.

The Scout camper presents an interesting way of hitching together an ebike camping rig, towing as an unassuming box trailer before flipping open into a solo camper that's good for a sheltered night of sleep and comfortable indoor/outdoor basecamp.

America loves pickup trucks, especially half-ton pickups. But pickup campers often exceed half-ton truck payloads. NuCamp fixes the issue with its Cirrus 620, a fully equipped 4-season camper light enough for half-tons.

Winnebago has been wooing gritty outdoor adventurers, but it's still best known for Class A motorhomes. The latest is the 2022 Journey, a 35-footer with a condo-like interior packing smart home control, a home theater, a fireplace and more.

Winnebago follows its Revel 4x4 camper van and Hike trailer up with the all-new Ekko, a B+ motorhome ready to chase adventure. A step up from camper van size, the compact RV carries a roomy off-grid base camp atop an off-road-ready Ford Transit AWD.

Mitsubishi Motors Germany is giving its L200 pickup a little more outdoor cred with several different packages and accessories for campers and hunters. The resulting L200 expedition trucks are the type of builds that are usually just one-off concepts.

Hyundai may not be the first auto brand one might associate with campers, but the Korean automaker does have a small RV lineup in its home country. The Porest motorhome is the latest, a spacious home-on-the-road with 3 beds, a bath and smart control.

After missing the opportunity to show an overlanding model during the Bronco debut, Ford is making up for lost time with the Overland concept. The build shows how the new-gen Bronco can transform into an all-terrain camper for boundless exploration.