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EarthRoamer unveils luxury LTx camper on Ford F-550 chassis

29.12.2025 13:52 1 min 1 source
iXBT Live RUS
EarthRoamer unveils luxury LTx camper on Ford F-550 chassis
Original source: iXBT Live

EarthRoamer has presented a new version of its LTx camper, built on a Ford F-550 off-road chassis. The vehicle features a fiberglass interior with customizable design, nearly 400 liters of water capacity, over 350 liters of fuel, and a 1.5 kW solar power system. The base model is priced from 65 million rubles, with first deliveries scheduled no earlier than 2027.

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EarthRoamer unveils luxury LTx camper on Ford F-550 chassis

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