The 6x4 Ford F-550 built by Krug Expedition and Arctic Trucks is designed to take you adventuring far and wide in comfort and style.
Introducing the Bedrock XT2
Krug Expedition has set a new benchmark in the overlanding world with the introduction of the Bedrock XT2. Based on the robust Ford F-550 and enhanced by Arctic Trucks, the Bedrock XT2 promises unparalleled off-road capabilities and luxury. Krug Expedition CEO Slawa Knorr emphasizes that the vehicle represents the culmination of extensive testing and customer feedback, aimed at transforming modern expedition travel.
A Six-Wheeled Marvel
The Bedrock XT2 is not just another modified F-550. Arctic Trucks has meticulously re-engineered the vehicle’s body and frame to maintain near-stock suspension geometry while minimizing suspension lift, achieving an ultra-low center of mass for enhanced stability. The addition of a third axle, although unpowered, reduces ground pressure by up to 25%, complemented by hydraulic disc brakes for improved control.
Design for Versatility
The vehicle boasts an eight-link rear air suspension system, limited slip differentials, and massive 43-inch Continental tires. These features, along with a semi-automatic tire inflation system and an optional central tire inflation system, ensure that the Bedrock XT2 can tackle the most challenging terrains with ease.
Modularity
One of the standout features of the Bedrock XT2 is the ability to decouple the truck from its living module. This innovative design ensures that the living module remains undamaged even during extreme off-road adventures. The living space itself is crafted for comfort and functionality, featuring a modern aesthetic, a small kitchen, and a bath with a 118-gallon water tank.
Luxurious Living Quarters
Inside, the Bedrock XT2 offers a king-size bed and a dinette that can convert into an additional sleeping area. The interior is equipped with two Smart TVs, preparation for Starlink internet, and a Truma Combi diesel-powered heating system. The model also includes a 1450W solar panel array and a 23 kWh battery bank, ensuring extended stays in remote locations without compromising on comfort.
Customization and Additional Features
While the standard Bedrock XT2 is already impressive, Krug Expedition provides endless customization possibilities. Options such as air conditioning and an outdoor kitchen integrated into underfloor storage boxes allow owners to tailor the vehicle to their specific needs, making it a truly bespoke overlanding solution.
Off-Grid Life
The Bedrock XT2’s living area is constructed with sandwich panels that eliminate cold bridges, making it suitable for extreme climates. This design, along with the ability to remove the living module, offers flexibility and durability whether crossing Arctic tundras or desert sands.
Market Entry and Pricing
Starting at $690,000, the Bedrock XT2 is an investment in unparalleled adventure and luxury. Its design and features cater to those who seek to explore the most remote and challenging landscapes or get off the grid without worry, making it a worthy addition to the overlanding market.
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