The truck is appropriately named "Commander" and is based on a Ferman Man truck chassis from the army division. Inside, however, the spartan military interior is already finished: the living area is divided into three parts with a private master bedroom and a kitchen with double ovens, hobs and fridges. A king-size guest bed can be folded out over the lounge area, but the coup is on the second floor. The upper part of the truck can be extended to open up a sleeping area with six beds. The Commander truck uses batteries powered by solar panels and diesel generators, with power connections from 12 to 240 volts.

With its 8x8 drive, the truck feels at home anywhere - except on Europe's smooth asphalt roads. What the truck also lacks is a price tag. The Commander is always custom-built by SLRV, which makes it possible to create a spacious "bike cellar". The costs amount to one to two million dollars.

Further information on the SLRV Commander, including a virtual tour inside the truck: slrvexpedition.com.au