Camping Survival Vehicle

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Unique Camping and Survival Vehicle Unveiled

The Campa Expedition Vehicle System (EVS) is a state-of-the-art self contained vehicle that has recently been brought to market by Campa USA.

North Ridgeville, OH (PRWeb) March 20, 2007 -- For over a year, Campa USA has been offering its Campa All Terrain Trailers to government organizations, disaster management personnel and outdoor enthusiasts. The unique design of the Campa All Terrain Trailer (ATT) and the Campa Disaster Reconnaissance System (DRS) has been deemed innovative and groundbreaking by many.
 

Furthering its portfolio of creative adventure and survival solutions, the company recently completed manufacturing a Campa Expedition Vehicle System (EVS), which is now available for purchase by the general public.

"We're excited about bringing the EVS to market," said Chris Cole, president and founder of Campa USA.

He added, "This vehicle is state-of-the-art and incorporates the extreme survival capabilities of our trailers."

Campa USA chose a 2007 Toyota Tacoma for the build platform. The modular design of the Campa EVS easily transfers to other truck makes and models. It is designed for new vehicles and is a completely self-contained survival system. Options include a fridge/freezer, hot water shower, sleeping quarters for four people, 17 gallon water tank, water purification, fully fitted oak kitchen unit, protective cases, GPS, a mobile communication system, and many more necessary extreme survival components.

"Much like our trailers, emergency management officials, outdoor enthusiasts, and extreme adventurers will greatly benefit from the EVS," noted Cole.

"Additionally, the optional mobile communication package provides an excellent solution when communication is limited due to a disaster or traveling in remote locations," he added.

The recent EVS project took seven weeks to complete and the company anticipates a similar turn-around time for future orders.

With most components fabricated of stainless steel and aluminum, Cole emphasized the product's durability and consequent ability to handle the harsh and extreme conditions encountered in disasters and remote expedition environments.

"It's our desire to be leaders in providing cutting-edge expedition and survival solutions. I feel the EVS helps bring us one step closer to that goal," he concluded.

For more information on Campa trailers and the new EVS unit, visit www.campausa.com or call 440-353-1917.