TruckHouse BCR. Photos courtesy of TruckHouse.TruckHouse announced the interior debut of the carbon BCR, an expedition vehicle that sets a new standard in off-grid travel, the company said in a release.
“Combining advanced manufacturing techniques with intentional design, the BCR is a potent cocktail of durability, elegance and ease of use,” TruckHouse said, “built for those seeking to explore the world without compromise.”
At the heart of the BCR is a meticulously designed interior that blends both form and function. Through real-world validation and strategic material selection, TruckHouse created an interior that perfectly complements the BCR’s vacuum-infused carbon fiber shell and American Expedition Vehicles chassis. Fully equipped with amenities to comfortably live off the grid, the BCR Brings the comforts of home anywhere, any season.
At the rear of the BCR is a U-shaped dinette, wrapped in panoramic dual-pane windows, and offering 270-degree views of the surrounding landscape. This space not only emphasizes comfort but also enhances the connection with nature, a key pillar in the TruckHouse ethos, the company said.
Powering this vehicle is a 48-volt lithium battery system with enough capacity to deliver 50 hours of continuous air conditioning. Recharging requires just over an hour of drive time to restore full battery capacity — or park in the sun to charge from the expandable 1400-watt solar array. The BCR comes standard with solid state switching and a 10-inch Garmin display, offering a single user interface for all camper functionality that can also be managed via smartphone or by switches placed throughout the interior.
The BCR’s galley is with top-of-the-line appliances such as the stainless steel 5.1 cubic foot refrigerator/freezer, dual-burner induction cooktop and convection oven/microwave.
The interior, crafted with vacuum-infused composite materials, provides large overhead storage, hanging closet space and a pull-out panty. The vacuum-infused cabinetry makes for a stronger, more durable structure, but also has the benefit of weighing half that of traditional construction.
Natural light is abundant, courtesy of an oversized skylight and cabover windows, while the 6-foot, 6-inch standing height creates a sense of openness and freedom within the cabin. The BCR offers a king-size bed and convertible full-size dinette bed, allowing room to sleep four adults.
For colder climates, the central heating system paired with heated floors offers consistent warmth, and the insta-hot water system ensures that hot showers are always available, regardless of the environment. And depending on the style of toilet you prefer, the BCR can be equipped with a standard cassette, dry-flush or composting options.
“TruckHouse’s commitment to excellence extends beyond the initial purchase, with a focus on longevity and serviceability,” the company said. “The BCR is designed for easy maintenance, allowing owners to focus on the adventure ahead rather than the upkeep of their vehicle. This dedication to quality ensures that the BCR will remain a reliable companion for years to come.”
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