Krug Bedrock XT2 6×6 Luxury Expedition Vehicle

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck driving in desert.

KRUG Expedition has unveiled the Bedrock XT2 6×6, a 27-foot expedition vehicle that represents the company’s most ambitious (and luxurious) build to date.

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck parked by a lake, shown from aerial view.

Built on a custom AT44 XT2 Ford F-550 chassis (built by Arctic Trucks) with a 6×6 all-wheel-drive configuration, the XT2 brings extreme capability with comfortable living quarters and enough off-grid infrastructure for extended remote travel.

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck interior view of kitchen

The vehicle’s redesigned living module aims to replicate the feel of a modern apartment, featuring full-height ceilings, panoramic windows, and high-end finishes including hand-crafted cabinetry and leather accents.

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck interior view of dining area.

It has a fully functional kitchen with premium appliances, queen-size sleeping quarters (plus dinette that converts to another bed), and a bathroom with a huge split shower/toilet layout:

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck floorplan.

Smart climate control and advanced power management systems maintain comfort in extreme conditions.

The XT2’s interior uses lightweight, reconfigurable furniture that can be adapted for different trip requirements. Extensive customization options for materials and components let you make it your own.

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck interior view of bedroom area.

KRUG’s reinforced sandwich panel construction eliminates condensation issues common in expedition builds and provides insulation for all-season travel.

A huge roof hatch lets light and fresh air in when the weather’s not so extreme, and doubles as an escape hatch.

krug bedrock XT2 6x6 expedition truck driving in desert.

Power comes from a 6.7L V8 diesel producing 330 horsepower, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.

Clever features include a central tire inflation system that lets you air up or down on the fly. An optional outdoor kitchen expands the living area, and a hydraulic bike lift lets you take a moto along.

The electrical system features 1,450 watts of solar generation feeding a 23,000 watt-hour battery bank, while 118 gallons of fresh water storage supports extended off-grid stays.

Key Features

Exterior:

  • 6×6 all-wheel-drive configuration on Arctic Trucks-modified Ford F-550 chassis
  • 27+ feet in length (330″ L x 98″ W x 148″ H)
  • 176″ wheelbase
  • Reinforced sandwich panel construction with GRP laminate coating
  • Superior insulation system preventing cold bridges and condensation
  • All-season capability for extreme climate travel

Interior:

  • Full-height ceilings with panoramic windows
  • Hand-finished cabinetry with leather accents and solid surface countertops
  • Fully functional kitchen with premium appliances
  • Queen-size bed
  • Separated wet bath with large shower and composting toilet
  • Smart climate control throughout living module
  • Lightweight, reconfigurable furniture system
  • Customizable materials and interior components

Performance & Power:

  • 6.7L V8 Powerstroke diesel engine producing 330 horsepower
  • 10-speed automatic transmission
  • 85-gallon fuel tank
  • 1,450 watts of solar power generation
  • 23,000 watt-hour battery bank
  • 118-gallon fresh water
  • 60-gallon gray water
  • Advanced power management system
  • Satellite connectivity capability
  • Winterized systems for all-season operation

Starting price is $699,000. If you rolled right over that, there are more options and details on their website.

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About Tyler Benedict 316 Articles
I'm a serial traveller who's crisscrossed the US more times than I can count. Current rigs are a '19 Vandoit Ford Transit camper van and an '05 GX470, both fully outfitted for off-road adventures, plus a healthy fleet of gravel bikes & MTBs. On two wheels or four, I love exploring the world from the backroads.

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