Safari Extreme by Global Expedition Vehicles
Global Expedition Vehicles (GXV) makes a lot of models of mouth-watering off road RVs. The Safari Extreme is one of its even tougher models and it boasts these features which make it perfect for off grid living:
15 feet
Mastervolt energy system and additional solar panels
Drinking water filtration system
135 gallon (510 liter) water tanks
Isotherm water heating
The Siberian by Tiger Adventure Vehicles
The Siberian is the largest and toughest model made by this off road company. This rugged off grid RV caravan boasts:
AGM batteries
Solar power
Magnum heavy-duty inverter
Can be all-diesel or gasoline/propane
Extra roomy gallery
The Terracross TC59 by Unicat
Unicat is a fairly new company as it was formed only in 2000. They specialize in making off-road RVs for the global market. For a new company, they have an impressive record already and have more than 100 products with some bad@ss technology. The Terracross TC59 RV caravan features:
High flexibility waterproof bellows coupling
Burglarproof windows
600-liter freeze proof water tanks
Automatically change tire pressure to one of four settings: street, track, sand, and emergency
terracross by unicat
XV-HD by EarthRoamer
I love the EarthRoamer company. They started in 2002 with just two employees and a vision to make RVs which could go off road. They are the ones who coined the term “Xpedition Vehicle” or “XV” to show the difference between Xvs and RVs. I also love that they sell pre-owned XVs on their website in addition to new models. They also host “Adventure” outings where people who drive XVs can gather, meet, and explore together. The XV-HD is still in production but will be their most impressive model yet.
35 feet length
145 gallons fuel
200 gallons fresh water
100 gallons grey water
4 kilowatts solar and 2x3000W inverter
7 L PowerStroke diesel engine
46” tires
Alpha Camper by All Terrain Warriors USA
ATW USA is another cool company for off road vehicles and RVs. They started off as ATW Australia and then teamed up with Sportsmobile West to form ATW USA. Their RVs utilize the Mitsubishi Fuso truck chasis. The Alpha Camper may look like a camper, but it has these rugged features for off grid living and bugging out:
Solar charging system with 3 x 120 watt laminates
2 x 210 Ah AGM batteries
Aluminess bumbers
Warn winch
Fiamma awning
Roof rack
Super single wheels
If you are considering getting an off-grid rugged vehicle for a Bug Out Vehicle and Survival Property in one, then note this:
You will still need to choose a remote area to flee to in case of a major disaster. Never rely on a vehicle to save you in a disaster. Even a vehicle as tough as these RVs will is still susceptible to EMP, theft, fuel shortages, and much more. You’ll want to have that remote area to bug out to planned, as well as everything you need to survive in your Bug Out Bag.
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