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XP2 off-road trailer
A large bed and a real kitchen, to make the most of every camp.
17 990 €Incl. 20% VAT
- A well-equipped, well-organised kitchen
- A spacious 200 × 210 cm bed
690 kg
Approximate weight
200 × 210 cm
Bed
80 L
Water tank
€17,990
Price without options, incl. 20% VAT
01 — GO FURTHER
A light off-road trailer built for wild camping
The XP2 combines a reinforced chassis, independent suspension and off-road tyres in a trailer weighing around 690 kg.
Its large 200 × 210 cm bed, fully equipped kitchen, ample storage and 80-litre water tank let three to five travellers make the most of every stop in comfort.
Compact and properly equipped, it's a well-suited way to discover off-road trailer travel without stepping up to a heavier, bulkier model.
Leave the road behind. Keep your comfort.
02 — SPECIFICATIONS
Technical specifications of the XP2 off-road trailer
690 kgApproximate weight
1,300 kgGVWR
3 to 5 peopleCapacity
200 × 210 cmBed
80 LFresh water tank
20 mm XPSInsulation
Independent Knott, 1,350 kgSuspension
BFGoodrichTyres
€17,990 incl. 20% VATPrice without options
Standard equipment on the XP2
- Galvanised chassis compliant with EN ISO 1461
- Independent Knott suspension, 1,350 kg
- Steel structure
- Aluminium body
- BFGoodrich off-road tyres
- Roof rack
- Gear tie-down points
- Interior and exterior MOLLE panels
- 200 × 210 cm bed
- Sleeps three to five travellers
- 20 mm XPS insulation
- LED interior lighting
- USB sockets
- 220 V sockets
- Interior storage
- 80 L fresh water tank
- Water pump
- Sink with mixer tap
- Dedicated kitchen lighting
- Storage for utensils and supplies
- Electrical control panel
- Two LED exterior lights
- 220 V exterior power socket
- 13-pin hitch connector
- Roof rack for carrying extra gear
Optional equipment available
Configured price
17 990 €
BUILT TO LEAVE THE ASPHALT BEHIND
An off-road trailer ready for demanding terrain
The XP2 pairs a reinforced structure with carefully chosen equipment to keep stability and strength when conditions get tougher.
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A chassis protected against the elements
The galvanised chassis and aluminium body are built to withstand the strains of travel for the long haul.
Galvanising to EN ISO 1461 protects the chassis against corrosion. Combining steel and aluminium keeps the structure sturdy while limiting the trailer's overall weight.
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Independent suspension that follows the terrain
The 1,350 kg Knott suspension and BFGoodrich tyres carry the XP2 over rough roads and dirt tracks.
Independent suspension helps each wheel follow the terrain's irregularities. The off-road tyres provide the grip needed on more challenging surfaces. Actual off-road capability still depends on the tow vehicle, the state of the track and the weather conditions.
03Check my configuration with the Camper X team
Around 690 kg before loading
At an approximate weight of 690 kg, it keeps the towed load down and makes manoeuvring easier than with a bulkier caravan.
The actual weight needs to account for the options fitted, water, luggage and any gear carried on the roof rack or in storage. The tow vehicle's towing capacity, the trailer's GVWR and the combined total weight all need to be checked before setting off.
PLENTY OF ROOM TO REST AND TO COOK
A large bed and a fully equipped kitchen to make the most of every stop
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An especially spacious bed for two travellers
At 200 × 210 cm, the bed offers generous space to rest after a day on the road or exploring.
The bed's width lets two adults sleep comfortably while keeping their essentials within reach. Depending on the layout chosen, the XP2 can sleep up to five travellers.
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A well-insulated, properly equipped interior
20 mm XPS insulation limits heat transfer, while the sockets and lighting make life on board simpler.
LED lighting means you can use the interior after dark. The USB and 220 V sockets charge phones and power the devices you use on the road. An Eberspächer heater can be added as an option to improve comfort during colder periods.
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A fully equipped kitchen for every meal
The XP2 has a genuine kitchen area with a sink, mixer tap, dedicated lighting and several storage spaces for supplies and utensils.
The kitchen is supplied by the 80-litre fresh water tank and its pump. Its layout keeps the equipment you need close at hand and lets you prepare meals without having to shift all your gear around. The dedicated lighting also means you can cook after dark. The XP2 brings the bed, water point and kitchen area together in a trailer built for everyday use on the road.
80 LITRES TO EXTEND YOUR STOPS
A water tank built for stays out in nature
The XP2 comes with a standard water tank and can be fitted with an additional electrical pack to extend your time out in nature.
80 L
80 litres of capacity for everyday needs
The XP2 carries an 80-litre fresh water tank to supply the sink and cover your camping needs. This capacity lets you space out resupply stops when water points are few and far between. Actual autonomy depends on the number of travellers and how much you use the sink or the optional outdoor shower.
Simulate my water autonomy220 V
An electrical setup that grows with you
The XP2 comes with USB and 220 V sockets and can be fitted with a pack including a battery and a solar panel. The electrical pack powers the lighting and appliances on the road. The solar panel helps recharge the battery whenever sunlight allows. An exterior socket also lets you plug the trailer into a campsite power supply.
Simulate my electrical autonomy80 LFresh water tank
StandardWater pump
StandardUSB and 220 V sockets
Battery and solar panelOptional
Eberspächer heaterOptional
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Key information about the XP2 trailer
The XP2 weighs approximately 690 kg before adding options, water, luggage and gear.
It's designed for three to five travellers. Its main bed measures 200 × 210 cm.
Yes. It has a galvanised chassis, independent suspension and off-road tyres. That said, the route still needs to match the tow vehicle's capabilities.
The XP2 carries an 80-litre fresh water tank with a water pump.
Yes. An optional solar panel and battery pack is available to improve electrical autonomy on the road.
It depends on the GVWR of the trailer and of the tow vehicle. You'll need to check the figures on both vehicle registration documents before setting off.
The XP2 can be fitted with an Eberspächer heater, a 40 L fridge, an awning, mosquito screens and an outdoor shower cubicle, among other options.
READY TO LEAVE THE MAIN ROADS BEHIND?
Configure your XP2 off-road trailer
Talk to the Camper X team to choose the equipment that matches your vehicle, your destinations and how you like to travel.