Bruder

The EXP-4 is Bruder's compact expedition trailer, handbuilt in Queensland with a 4.03m body and 5.14m total length. It carries a 950kg tare against a 1,850kg ATM, and the maker quotes sleeping for two plus four in the rooftop configuration. 500W of solar, a 200Ah lithium battery and 200L of water are standard on a trailer built for remote country.

The ADX-21 is Bruder's full-size off-road expedition caravan, 9.05m long overall with a 7m body, 2.375m wide, 3.1m high raised and 2.8m lowered. It comes in S, X and XR trims, and Bruder builds it in Epping, Victoria. Layouts run from a couples plan to a family plan with up to three bunks. All share Bruder's dual-door design, with an optional direct-access wet room. The queen bed measures 1,530mm by 2,030mm, and the fridge-freezer is 224L in the couples layout and 200L in the family layout. The separate bathroom has a shower, vanity and toilet. Internal length is 6.63m and internal height 2.04m, a 3kg washer hangs on the wall, and a 1,500L through-boot takes the recovery gear. The body is 30mm closed-cell composite on the floor, walls and roof. It is bonded to a fully welded and sealed chassis on 125mm by 75mm main rails. Bruder's own triple-linked air suspension gives 12 inches of adjustable travel on eight remote-canister shocks, with hydraulic disc brakes and a DO45 hitch. A Victron 12V system runs a 3,000W inverter, 600Ah of lithium as standard with larger packs optional, and 1,200W of solar with a 1,600W option. Water is a 270L internal drinking tank and a 137L grey tank. Heating and hot water run on diesel, and a Starlink Gen 3 is fitted. Optional extras include a second 130L drinking tank, 18-inch alloys with 33 to 37-inch tyres and a 2.2kVA generator. Bruder weighs each build individually, so ask for the weight of the exact build you are quoted. Bruder sells factory-direct from Epping in Victoria and Wacol in Queensland.

The EXP-7 is Bruder's mid-size expedition trailer, built in Queensland in standard and raised-roof GT forms with identical weights. It carries a 2,700kg tare against a 3,500kg ATM, with a 5.76m body and 7m total length. 1,250W of solar, a 10kWh battery and 280L of water are standard, and the maker notes weights move with options.

The EXP-8 is Bruder's advanced off-grid expedition trailer, a 5.84m body handbuilt in Queensland. It carries a 2,800kg tare against a 3,500kg ATM, and the maker says it sleeps two plus three. 1,680W of solar, a 20kWh battery and 350L of water are standard, among the largest off-grid systems fitted to any towable in the catalogue.

The EXP-10 is the largest expedition trailer Bruder builds, a 6.34m body at 7.87m total length, handbuilt in Queensland. It carries a 3,200kg tare against a 4,000kg ATM. The maker fits 2,000W of solar and a 48V system delivering 30kWh of storage, and it is the most expensive towable currently priced in the catalogue.