Meet The Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE, The Ultimate Off-Grid Beast

by AutoExpert   |  10 December, 2024

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The Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE isn’t your typical motorhome—it’s a go-anywhere adventure machine built on the military-spec M1089 A1 6x6 chassis. The 22-foot giant is formed by tough composite panels, which allocate 18 feet for living quarters and the remaining space for a garage. Whether it’s a motorcycle or bicycles, the rear lift system has you covered for easy storage and access.

Inside, it’s all about comfort and convenience. There’s a queen-sized bed for a comfortable night’s sleep, a cozy leather dinette for meals or lounging, and a kitchen that’s ready for anything with an induction stove, microwave, air fryer, and two refrigerators.

Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE

If you prefer cooking under the stars, there’s even a barbecue setup. Showers? Choose between the indoor and outdoor showers for a quick rinse after a muddy hike. And with a massive 120-gallon freshwater tank, you can stay off the grid longer than most.

Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE

Underneath all that comfort is serious power. A Caterpillar 3126B turbo diesel engine pumps out 330 horsepower and 860 pound-feet of torque, paired with a seven-speed Allison automatic transmission. Custom gearing for smooth highway cruising and a crawler gear for rough terrain make it a long-haul vehicle.

The four-point articulating subframe adds stability on uneven terrain, and the onboard systems—like overlanding GPS, LED light bars, and a recovery winch—make tough situations feel manageable.

Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE

Solar panels on the roof generate 1,000 watts of power, feeding an 800 amp-hour battery system that keeps everything running. Fully fueled, the Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE can cover 800 miles, so you can explore without worrying about running out of juice.

It takes six to nine months to complete each Sherpa XLE. We don't know the pricing, but it's likely worth every penny for those willing to upgrade from ordinary to extraordinary.

Hunter RMV Sherpa XLE

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