For those looking to wander the globe on wheels, there is now the perfect vehicle, the EarthCruiser ‘EXP.’ The expedition vehicle is equipped with different modes to offer its owner and guests maximum comfort and functionality in their travels.

When parked in “Stationary” mode, the EXP’s roof can expand by 24 inches, making it larger and more comfortable to walk around in. When in its “Lowered” position, it offers a more aerodynamic shape on the highway to help reduce drag and save money on fuel. Lastly, the EXP’s “Compact” setting is geared for off-road adventures, making those nearly unreachable havens for most RV-type vehicles accessible.

Complete with solar paneling for power, a diesel water heater, and a number of luxurious additions, the EXP was designed as a comfortable means of expanding one’s horizons.

The interior boasts colored fiberglass cabinetry and large windows to make the spaces feel even larger than they already are. A shower, a toilet, a bed, a ton of storage space, and an ergonomic kitchen featuring a Webasto ceramic cooktop with a fully integrated diesel burner all help to keep things civilized.

The engineered floor, walls, and roof are all made from fiberglass-composite, and the result is a highly insulted space that has very low heat conductivity. The floors have been covered in linoleum to make cleaning easier.

The EarthCruiser EXP expedition vehicle may be camped for up to 10 days without need of additional power; the electric system makes a generator unnecessary.

EarthCruiser has crafted the EXP so it can fit easily inside of a shipping container, meaning the expedition doesn’t stop at a coastline. And thanks to its ruggedness, the EarthCruiser EXP can tackle any road it finds itself on.