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Australian company EarthCruiser has unveiled the Extreme 330 XTR6X6, a six-wheel-drive motorhome based on the Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series. It features portal axles, triple diff locks, 35-inch tyres, and air suspension with 250mm of height adjustment. The vehicle seats four, sleeps up to three, and carries 600 litres of water and 275 litres of fuel. It will be displayed at the Sydney 4WD & Adventure Show on September 8–10.
Australian company EarthCruiser, founded on April 1, 2008, marks 18 years in the growing overland motorhome segment. The company is focusing on expanding its composite camper platforms through a partner-based model while maintaining principles of simplicity, durability, and real-world usability.
EarthCruiser has shifted from operating a single factory to collaborating with a network of experienced expedition vehicle builders across North America. Partner Overland Van Project in Portland has begun work on EarthCruiser CORE chassis conversions based on the Isuzu NPR platform. EarthCruiser components are also being integrated into various vehicle platforms, expanding options for customers.
Expedition vehicle manufacturer EarthCruiser is expanding production of its MOD composite camper platform. The company is applying nearly two decades of engineering experience to scale the design through a distributed builder network, using a one-piece composite structure to reduce weight and potential failure points.
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