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Der VOC XTR ist ein kompakter Offroad-Teardrop für alle, die robuste Bauweise und clevere Raumlösungen wollen. Kern ist ein inhouse geschweißter Rahmen mit widerstandsfähiger Beschichtung und Dexter Torflex-Achse. Die Außenhaut kombiniert Aluminium mit birkenbasiertem Kern, innen dominieren Holzflächen und funktionale Alu-Details. Vorn sitzt eine Toolbox im Nose-Cone, dazu ein Steinschlagschutz. Das Dach nimmt bei Bedarf Träger, Boxen, E-Bikes, Markisen und Batwing-Lösungen auf.
Besonders ist die Pop-Top-Version mit Durchstieg direkt ins Dachzelt. Das sorgt für schnellen Wechsel zwischen Kabine und Zelt sowie mehr Luft und Licht, optional mit Skylight. Je nach Setup sind bis zu 4 Schlafplätze drin. Am Heck arbeitet eine modulare Galley; das Commander-Paket bringt Arretierauszüge für Kühlbox und Kochutensilien, verschließbare Staufächer, Spüle mit Armatur und eine durchgehende Arbeitsfläche über die volle Breite. Elektrik-Pakete skalieren in Ah und kWh je nach Bedarf.
Zur Basis gehören Beleuchtung, Steckdosen, Queen-Matratze und Bordbatterie, dazu seitliche Halter für Kanister, Reserverad und trittfeste Kotflügel. Die Konstruktion zielt auf Haltbarkeit: 10 Jahre Rahmen-Garantie sind ein deutliches Statement. Wer aufrüstet, bekommt Annex-Zelte für mehr überdachte Fläche, größere Dachlast und strukturierte Stauraumlösungen für längere Touren.
Preislich startet der XTR je nach Konfiguration bei ca. 12.000 €; mit Dachträgersystem, Markisen, Commander-Galley und erweitertem Stromsetup landet ein realistisch ausgestattetes Fahrzeug bei rund 24.000 €. Kein Show-Effekt, sondern ein nüchterner Trailer, der Offroad-Tauglichkeit, modulare Küche und Durchstiegslösung in einem kompakten Paket kombiniert.
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00:00Welcome to the new video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:04Today we're talking about the VUCTR, an off-road camper that clearly stands out from other trailers and impresses with features that are rarely found in this vehicle class.
00:15The VOCXTR comes from Venture Overland Campers, a company from the USA that originally started out as Vintage Trailerworks in 2015.
00:24What began as a small project by Damon and Stacey Crank has developed into a serious manufacturer of off-road camper trailers over the last 10 years.
00:35The XTR impressively demonstrates what VOC is all about.
00:39Robust construction, clever space solutions and a high level of adaptability.
00:43The XTR model offers space for up to 4 people, thanks to the optional pop-up roof, even with a direct passage from the interior into the tent.
00:51This layout is more reminiscent of a truck camper or a compact motorhome than a classic T-Op trailer.
01:00Even an integrated Skylight can be installed on request, which further improves the feeling of space.
01:06But the XTR also has a lot to offer on the outside.
01:10Instead of a roof cell, you can opt for a carrier system that offers space for e-bikes, equipment or an awning.
01:17Badwing awnings can be integrated, as can mounts for spare tires or fuel canisters.
01:26Even the wheel arches are sturdy enough to be used as steps or small storage areas.
01:31In addition, tent extensions can be mounted on the sides, making the XTR a very versatile companion.
01:39At the front, there is additional storage space with a toolbox and a diamond-coated mudguard that protects the front from stone chips.
01:48All of this is mounted on a welded, proprietary frame that is coated with Raptor liner and comes with a 10-year warranty.
01:55In addition, a Dexter Torflex axle is installed as standard.
02:00The outer skin is made of aluminum on a base of birch plywood, which is robust and lightweight at the same time.
02:07The interior has a modular design.
02:10The basic equipment includes power sockets, lighting, a modular queen-size mattress and an onboard battery.
02:16The furniture can be freely selected.
02:18A total of four different concepts are available, including the Commander Package.
02:25These options also influence the design of the rear kitchen.
02:30Among other things, the Commander Package offers pull-out shelves for the refrigerator and cooking utensils,
02:36lockable compartments, a sink with a tap and a continuous work surface across the entire width of the trailer.
02:42The VOC XTR starts at around €12,000, a really tempting entry-level option for a fully off-road capable mini-camper.
02:51But as always, the more equipment, the higher the price.
02:55Anyone who individually upgrades their XTR and wants more comfort can quickly end up paying around €24,000,
03:02depending on the selected extras and the personal purpose of use.
03:06In conclusion, it remains to be said that the VOC XTR is no ordinary T-Op trailer.
03:12It is a compact, well-designed and extremely robust solution, for anyone who loves off-roading and the outdoors.
03:20You can find the link to read the full article in the video description.
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