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<\/p>\nThe Mercedes-Benz G-Class is famous for combining off-road ability and luxury amenities into a boxy package. While we see plenty of tuned examples, they generally build off the SUV’s performance or rugged capability. This\u00a0overlanding conversion\u00a0takes a different approach, allowing up to three people to spend the night onboard.<\/p>\n
This kit comes from the German company Terracamper. The biggest highlight is the unit’s modular nature, allowing customers to retrofit their G-Class without having to make any permanent cuts or holes in the body. It attaches into the rear of cabin via existing points, meaning if you want to convert your SUV back to stock, you easily can. The upgrade costs the equivalent of $11,866 (11,000 euros).<\/p>\n
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The overlanding upgrade includes a slide-out kitchen from the driver-side rear door. It has a two-burner gas stove, a cupboard, and a cutting board for making meals. Opening the back door reveals a bench and a fold-out table.\u00a0At night, this space converts into a bed.\u00a0A water canister holds 5.28 gallons (20 liters), and there’s an 8.2-gallon cool box. A dry separation toilet is also among the amenities. Tight, yes, but functional.<\/span><\/p>\n