USA-based Overlander Campers has introduced its latest lineup of adventure vehicles focused on a design-forward approach. The lineup includes three models, Ridge, Range, and Fjord, each built on a Ford E-Series chassis to offer full off-road capabilities. With options like 4×4 conversions and enhanced ground clearance, these motorhomes are designed to handle rough and uneven roads.
The brand operates under Adventure Manufacturing, also behind well-respected names in the overlanding world, such as Adventure Campers and Scout Campers, which means it has deep roots already in the RV industry. These camper vans feature sloped lines inspired by ridgelines, ranges, and fjords, hence the names. They bring only the required design and function to keep the space clean and clutter-free.
All the Overlander Camper models are available in two primary trim options: the Luxe Terra (LT) and the Extreme Terra (XT). The Luxe Terra trim (2×4) is focused on comfort-driven interior with premium finishes while the Extreme Terra (4×4) is meant for off-road expeditions.
The XT trim on the Range model features a 4×4 solid-axle conversion with a 4-inch lift, Bilstein shocks, and a planted all-terrain stance. Furthermore, BFGoodrich KO2 tires mounted on matte black vision aluminum wheels deliver traction and durability.
Other features include added solar capacity, heated tank pads, blackout interior accents, and exterior upgrades for confident travel. These customizations create a vehicle designed for remote trails, rough terrain, and all-weather travel without the pricing problems often associated with expedition rigs.
On the other hand, the LT trim features BFGoodrich KO2 all-terrain tires, a custom rear bumper with improved departure angle, and blackout exterior accents that give a tougher look. Furthermore, Ford Driver Assist technology makes it easy to drive on long highways.
Ridge is the most compact model in the series. Measuring 20.8 feet, it is designed for maneuverability on tight trailheads while maintaining a full suite of amenities, including a wet bath and sleeping for four. Range is a mid-sized option at 24 feet, offering expanded interior space and additional storage for longer trips and everyday usability. Fjord has the largest floorplan in the lineup, featuring a spacious slide-out and is engineered for extended travel and long-haul livability.
All models can sleep up to 4-6 people at a time with a queen bedroom, a convertible dinette bed, and an additional cabover bunk. Two of the models are equipped with a 54 x 84 inches bed, but only the Fjord model includes a larger bed and even bigger fresh and grey water tanks.
If you wish to buy these off-road camper vans, the pricing of the Ridge model starts from $109,900 for the LT Trim and $144,900 for the XT Trim.
Via: OverlandExpo
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