Built to tackle any terrain without sacrificing high-end amenities, the all-new EarthRoamer features a carbon fiber shell. | Courtesy of EarthRoamer

It costs a pretty penny, but let?s take a look RVs come in many different shapes and sizes, from camper vans and teardrop trailers to over-the-top Class As. But expedition campers differ from other types of adventure vehicles in significant ways. In an overland vehicle, the goal is to go off-road and off-the-grid on a self-reliant adventure that requires four-wheel-drive. Love campers and trailers" Come join our community group.
Overland travel doesn?t have to mean basic, however, and the king of luxury in the go-anywhere 4x4 market is Colorado-based EarthRoamer. EarthRoamer started in 1998 by building four-wheel drive campers and trucks with interiors more akin to high-end apartments than your typical stodgy RV. We?ve reported on their $1.5 million XV-HD model in the past, and their brand new camper is once again making waves.
For the first time ever, the new EarthRoamer LTi is made with a carbon fiber monocoque camper body on top of a four-wheel-drive Ford F550 Crew Cab. EarthRoamer accomplishes this by bonding two carbon fiber skins to a structural foam core, which makes the camper stronger, stiffer, (and most importantly) lighter. Even with a host of upgrades, EarthRoamer?s new carbon shell drops the weight of the LTi camper more than 1,000 pounds over the current EarthRoamer LTS.
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