AEV FX370 Upgrades the Ford Super Duty

American Expedition Vehicles has introduced the FX370, an upgrade package for Ford Super Duty pickups. Designed around 37-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 tires, the conversion adds a 4-inch DualSport RT suspension with AEV-tuned Bilstein 5100 shocks and 18-inch Salta XD wheels. Stamped-steel front and high-clearance rear bumpers provide protection, recovery provisions, and improved approach and departure clearance.

The package also includes tire-clearance modifications, speedometer calibration, revised vehicle documentation, graphics, badging, and embroidered headrests. Intended for towing, commercial work, remote travel, and mixed-surface driving, the FX370 retains the Super Duty’s utility.
$19,999 | aev.com
onX Launches In-app SOS and Rescue Coverage

Excellent news for us outdoors people: onX has launched onX SOS, an in-app emergency assistance service powered by Overwatch x Rescue. Available to onX Offroad and Hunt users on iOS and Android, the service connects subscribers with a professional response team operating around the clock. Activating the SOS button prepares a message containing the user’s location and account details, which can be transmitted through cellular or compatible satellite SMS connectivity.

Coordinators then communicate with the user and organize an appropriate rescue. The $50 annual subscription includes rescue and evacuation expenses without monetary caps, claims, or out-of-pocket costs. Backcountry app compatibility is also expected later this summer.
$50 | onxmaps.com
Rossmönster Introduces the Loft Adventure Van

Rossmönster has introduced the Loft, a four-season adventure van built on the 144-inch Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 AWD chassis. Its vacuum-infused composite shell reduces seams and thermal bridging while providing a configurable interior within a 20-foot, 8-inch overall length. A queen-size elevator bed raises above a convertible dinette and expandable gear garage, while the compact wet bath doubles as a mudroom.

Standard equipment includes a 1,000-amp-hour lithium battery bank, 440 watts of solar, a 3,000-watt inverter, 40 gallons of water, air-conditioning, and diesel-fired hydronic heating. Super single wheels, all-terrain tires, an upgraded suspension, and a high-clearance body support travel beyond paved roads.
From $285,000 | rossmonster.com
INEOS Grenadiers Begin Antarctic Operations

INEOS Automotive has partnered with Antarctic expedition operator White Desert, deploying four Grenadier SUVs and one Quartermaster pickup at Wolf’s Fang Runway. The unmodified vehicles will handle guest transfers and logistical duties between the runway and Echo Base, operating amid extreme cold, concealed crevasses, and changing weather. After sailing from Cape Town aboard the SA Agulhas II, the vehicles were craned onto the Antarctic ice shelf before traveling inland.

The partnership will test the Grenadier platform in demanding working conditions while supporting White Desert’s luxury expeditions. A short-film series will document the vehicles’ arrival, evaluation, and everyday use in Antarctica.
ARB Adds Two Winch Bumpers for the Fourth-generation Tacoma

ARB has released two steel winch bumpers for the fourth-generation Toyota Tacoma: the Summit MKII and Zenith. The Summit MKII integrates LED fog, daytime-running, indicator, and clearance lights while retaining compatibility with factory safety systems. It also provides driving-light mounts, underbody panels, and twin jacking points. The lower-profile Zenith incorporates two 8-ton-rated recovery points, protective bash plates, factory fog-light compatibility, and a winch cradle suitable for most low-mount winches up to 12,000 pounds.

Its removable center grille accommodates multiple pod lights or a 30-inch lightbar. Both bumpers feature corrosion-resistant finishes and currently fit 2024-and-newer Tacoma models.
$2,796/Summit MKII, $2,496/Zenith | arbusa.com
27North 2027 TR27 Expedition Truck

27North has introduced the 2027 TR27, a four-season expedition truck built on a 2026 Ram 5500 Crew Cab 4×4 chassis. Its 6.7-liter Cummins turbodiesel and 6-speed Aisin transmission support a 10,000-pound towing capacity, while Liquid Spring suspension and 40-inch tires address rough terrain. The insulated carbon-fiber camper seats and sleeps five, incorporating king- and convertible queen-size beds, a galley, indoor shower, and 50-gallon freshwater tank.

Off-grid equipment includes, but is not limited to, 15-kilowatt-hour lithium storage, a 3,600-watt inverter, and 750 watts of solar. The truck is scheduled for estimated pickup or delivery in December 2026, with interior finish customizations available.
$675,000 | the27north.com
Sea to Summit Introduces XLite Collapsible Camp Kitchen System

Sea to Summit has introduced the XLite collapsible camp kitchen system, a collection of nesting cookware and dinnerware scheduled for full release in spring 2027. Cups fit inside bowls, while the bowls pack into cooking pots, reducing the storage space required in vehicles, panniers, and backpacks. The updated range is up to 30 percent lighter than its predecessors, with the cup weighing 43 grams. Its new flip lock handle is 50 percent lighter, locks, and is designed to remain quiet. Sea to Summit tested the components through over 15,000 cycles. Selected products are available through REI and Sea to Summit.
$150 | seatosummit.com
Voting Opens for the 2026 Defender Service Awards

Defender recently launched its sixth annual Service Awards, presented by Chase, recognizing charitable organizations across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Five finalists in each of six categories will receive $5,000, while every category winner will be awarded $30,000 and a customized Defender 130. The program supports work ranging from animal welfare and community services to emergency response, veteran outreach, and outdoor accessibility. Since 2021, it has distributed 30 Defender vehicles and more than $1.5 million in total awards. Readers can vote for organizations like Fox Bravo Overland (FBO), a Veteran and Civil Servant Outreach finalist helping veterans, first responders, and service members rebuild purpose and connection through overlanding.
Westfalia Columbus Liner Adds Three-level Camper Interior

Westfalia has introduced the Columbus Liner, a Fiat Ducato-based camper measuring less than 21 feet long and accommodating four occupants. Its three-level interior combines a lounge that converts into a bed, an elevated king-size bedroom, and a pop-top Sky Lounge with rooftop access. A rear garage carries two full-size e-bikes without removing the wheels. Additional equipment includes a wet bath, 90-liter compressor refrigerator, an induction cooktop, a 95-liter freshwater tank, and a 100-liter graywater tank.



Buyers can specify up to 540 amp-hours of lithium battery capacity, a 3,000-watt inverter, and integrated solar panels. European pricing begins at €83,900, with a debut scheduled for August.
2027 Toyota Sequoia Gains Trailhunter Package

Toyota has updated the Sequoia for 2027, introducing revised styling, upgraded technology, and a Trailhunter package. Based on the SR5, Trailhunter adds Michelin LTX Trail tires, an Old Man Emu suspension, underbody protection, recovery hooks, bronze-colored wheels, and badging. Multi-terrain select, crawl control, and a locking rear differential support off-pavement travel.

Every 2027 Sequoia receives a 14-inch multimedia display, Toyota Safety Sense 4.0, and a built-in drive recorder using the vehicle’s cameras. Other additions include enhanced Digital Key functionality, an available 2.4-kilowatt inverter, a brighter lightbar, and optional Rigid fog lights. Pricing will be announced before production begins in fall 2026.
Romerworld Introduces the RV1 Camper Van

British converter Romerworld has introduced the RV1, a 2.5-berth Fiat Ducato camper built at its Peak District workshop. Its open-plan interior combines a dual-induction kitchen, an 85-liter refrigerator, an adaptable dining area, a removable composting toilet, and an electrically assisted pull-out double bed. The dinette converts into a third berth, while a rear garage accommodates equipment and the modular Bluetti Apex 300 power system.


Additional provisions include Truma diesel heating and hot water, underfloor heating, a 5G router, outdoor shower, configurable roof rack, and externally mounted four-season water tanks.
From $126 000 | romerworld.com
Drift Sports Minna Waterproof Cycling Shoes

Drift Sports has introduced the Minna, an all-season, low-top cycling sneaker designed to balance pedaling efficiency with comfort away from the bike. Its full-grain leather upper incorporates a waterproof lining, while a stiff composite shank supports power transfer through two-bolt, SPD-compatible pedals. A reinforced toe box adds protection and helps retain the shoe’s structure, and the full rubber outsole provides traction while walking. A signature lace cover completes the understated design. Handmade in small batches, the unisex Minna is offered in Noir Black, Bone White, Navy, and Army colorways.
$189 | drift-sports.com
Decked Expands Drawer System to SUVs

Decked has introduced its drawer system for the Toyota 4Runner and four-door Ford Bronco, marking the product’s first expansion into consumer SUVs. Designed to maximize cargo space behind the rear seats, the system features a top deck capable of supporting 300 pounds and smooth-rolling drawers rated for 150 pounds. The drawers remain open on steep slopes, helping owners access equipment on uneven terrain.

Construction and weather resistance match Decked’s truck-bed systems, while compatibility with the company’s cases and storage bins supports modular organization. The assembled unit installs in approximately 30 minutes using factory tie-down points, with no drilling required.
$1,300 | decked.com
Nebo Larry Pivot Offers Adaptable Task Lighting

The Nebo Larry Pivot is a compact, rechargeable task light designed for vehicle repairs, campsite duties, and home projects. Its two-in-one layout combines a 1,000-lumen COB work light with a 500-lumen spotlight, while a 120-degree pivoting head directs illumination into confined spaces. A magnetic base and fold-out hook provide hands-free mounting options. Six lighting modes include red and red-flashing outputs for preserving night vision or signaling.

The internal 2,600-milliampere-hour lithium-ion battery provides up to 12 hours of runtime and recharges by USB-C in three hours. A rubberized grip and lockout mode support practical everyday use in toolkits and travel kits.
$40 | nebo.agcbrands.com
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