Australian company Bruder, known for creating some of the most robust campers, has recently unveiled the EXP-7. This new model fits into the company’s lineup just below the flagship EXP-8 and above the popular EXP-6. The EXP-7 is designed to offer both luxury and functionality, capable of tackling a variety of climates with its unique features.

Weighing in at 5,950 pounds and stretching 23 feet in length, the EXP-7 stands out with its exceptional design. It offers a choice between two styles: the PT with a pop-up roof and the GT with a fixed roof. The pop-up roof of the EXP-7 PT not only facilitates lower towing and storage height but also supports a significant 1,245 watts of solar cells. These cells charge a 10kWh battery system, powering features such as a versatile sliding kitchenette that can be used both indoors and outdoors.
The GT model is tailored for harsher climates with superior insulation and a fixed roof. It represents a blend of comfort and durability, ideal for adventurers seeking reliable protection against extreme conditions.

Bruder’s EXP-7 excels in integrating features from its siblings. It combines the luxury of the EXP-8 with the practicality of the EXP-6, creating a comfortable base camp for adventures at any time and place. Notably, the EXP-7 is about 15 cm longer than the EXP-8 and offers additional sleeping space, accommodating up to six people in the PT model and four in the GT model.

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