Winnebago publicly debuted its newest model, dubbed ARKA — an adventure truck that joins its “Backcountry Adventure” lineup as the largest in the portfolio, alongside its EKKO Class C and Revel Class B.
Built for backcountry adventurists, the ARKA is a highly durable and versatile adventure truck engineered for real terrain, real weather and real independence, Winnebago said on its website. With seating for six and sleeping up to four, up to 14 days of off-grid capability (when not using AC), true all-season comfort from -10°F to 120°F, a full-height rear gear garage, and a modular interior, it’s built to adapt to every kind of adventure. Winnebago Connect puts smart, real-time monitoring and control of your coach systems in your hands, even offline, so you can stay focused on the journey.
ARKA’s underbody pairs with a zero-torsion, four-point pillow-block system that lets the box and cab move with the terrain. Up top, its one-piece molded fiberglass roof sheds water and withstands years of trail vibration, while a 15,000-pound towing capacity means you can bring whatever the trip demands.
Powered by a 48-volt energy architecture with up to 16.8kWh of lithium battery capacity, 800 watts of expandable solar and fast auxiliary alternator charging, ARKA allows travelers to go up to 14 days off-grid. It also has a 60-gallon heated and insulated fresh water tank and a 40-gallon heated and insulated gray water tank.
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