Loki Basecamp Debuts XL Coach Series With Rugged Off-Grid Prevost RV

Loki Basecamp is a company that builds truck campers, but is expanding its footprint. The company has partnered with Loki Coach, both Loki subsidiaries, who will bring the company’s expertise to a full-size coach. The pair’s first creation, the XL Coach Series, complements the RV Prevost with Loki’s trademark build quality and off-grid features.

It’s sleek and packed with technology, but the neatest feature is that the build is wheelchair accessible. Loki designed the entire footprint of the motorhome to accommodate wheelchairs, including equipping the rig with a commercial grade lift. Accessibility is a great thing.

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Loki paired the Prevost X3-45 VIP, giving the trainer a modern-looking interior with light-colored wood, pale countertops, black cushions, and gray trim. It looked more like a small apartment than a motor home, especially in that the full size bathroom was equipped with a large rain shower and a sizeable dressing table.

The motorhome can accommodate up to eight adults, with the master bedroom featuring a queen bed, ample storage and a large TV. Two bunk beds are located in the hallway, while the living room sofa can be folded into an extra queen size bed. Two more adults were able to escape through the roof hatch and sleep in the roof tent. The roof also has a deck, storage racks and solar panels that supply more than 2,000 watts of power to the vehicle.

Loki’s trainers are equipped with the essentials – full size fridge, dishwasher, microwave oven and induction hob. The RV also has an outdoor kitchen with a BBQ grill, TV and 12-volt refrigerator, all of which are under a retractable hood. Four seasons comfort is a key feature, with Loki installing heated floors and air conditioning. Loki isolated it to the R16 standard.

Loki built the XL Coach Series after being approached by a client, and this appears to be the start of a new venture for the company. The first is a stunning creation with a very modern interior that is packed with facilities and features that go beyond ordinary gadgets. Loki even includes a washer and dryer. What else does one need to live in luxury off the grid?