Mammoth Overland ELE: the trailer that claims it can save your life in the Apocalypse

The Mammoth Overland ELE (Extinction-Level Event) is a kind of bunker on wheels, designed to survive attacks, natural disasters, and even the end of time. Click on to learn more about this protective capsule, made with advanced technology!

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The Mammoth Overland ELE Trailer was created when company president Scott Taylor combined his passion for overland travel with decades of aircraft manufacturing experience.

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In fact, the Mammoth Overland company is a subsidiary of Vashon Aircraft, a sports plane manufacturer. Thus, the ELE trailer uses state-of-the-art technology common only in aircraft.

The ELE's outer shell is double-walled, aerospace aluminum sheeting with high-density foam insulation, including optional Level 3 ballistic protection.

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To improve safety, engineers added pressure ports, similar to those on a submarine, with four pins that extend into the walls and open like a lever.

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The cabin is pressurized and the air inside can be completely purified in less than three minutes. Plus, it has an integrated medical-grade filtration system, providing up to six months of clean air.

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Incidentally, the air purification system is so sophisticated that it is able to filter even odors, something many systems cannot.

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As the trailer is designed to explore the most remote places on the planet, it has a powerful defense system against ferocious animals or bandits, the Bear-Spray Defense System.

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With the simple press of a button, the exterior of the ELE is enveloped in a thick cloud of bear spray, 25 x 3 meters wide, potent enough to repel any animal or person threatening the vehicle in a matter of seconds.

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This is not just any trailer. The ELE has an overhead hatch, which leads to an observation deck on the roof. There, owners can operate the drone launch system.

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If you prefer to operate the drones from within the cabin, there is also a night vision camera, which is operated remotely when connected to the onboard computer system, for additional external monitoring.

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A television enables two essential functions: monitoring drone and night vision camera footage, as well as controlling meteorological and radiological conditions.

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The front part of the ELE has a steel shield to protect against impacts from trees, rocks and other projectiles, while the underside is clad in non-slip steel.

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Technology is not just for security and good performance. The trailer is equipped with air conditioning, personal items compartment, radio communication system, internet and a 32-inch television, ensuring that occupants stay refreshed, connected and entertained!

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The price of a fully equipped Mammoth Overland ELE trailer is $67,000. If you want level 3 bulletproof protection it will cost you an additional 25K. The ELE is built to order only.

“We designed ELE to aircraft standards,” Mammoth president Scott Taylor said in a statement. “It can handle whatever campers might encounter, from bears, to wildfires, to social unrest, so overlanders can explore fearlessly.”

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