Geotrek’s New Overlanding-Worthy Camper Van Rig Goes Big for a Better Off-Grid EscapeGear PatrolgvandykeUpdatedMon, September 14, 2026 at 9:43 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleThe Verus touts up to 60 percent more space than the outfit's other Sprinter-based rigs, along with some respectable living provisions.If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn moreOne of the main tensions of van-based overlanding comes down to size.Compact Class B options thread fire roads and park in city lots, but offer limited interior space. Stepping up to a Class A or C gives you the room, but you then surrender some of the maneuverability that made mobile living appealing in the first place.Geotrek's Verus brings a B+ classification for a more spacious, more livable stay. - Credit: GeotrekWith this in mind, Colorado-based Geotrek Vans has aimed to design around that gap. The outfit's new Verus camper promises to deliver full-scale amenities in a package that remains nimble enough for off-grid exploits.A more expansive Sprinter stayThat's because the Verus is a Class B+ option based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 170-inch cab chassis model. As a result, it brings a custom box body that's not just lightweight and four-season ready but also more livable.Standard four-wheel drive ensures the Verus is plenty adventurous. - Credit: GeotrekIn practice, Geotrek says this means it delivers 60 percent more space than its 144-inch Sprinter models and 42 percent more than a standard 170-inch Sprinter. Accordingly, it touts 6 feet 11.5 inches of standing room and 6 feet 9 inches of interior width.AdvertisementAdvertisementGeotrek puts the added real estate to good use. As part of the Verus's extra accommodations, it brings a full-size queen bed and a fully enclosed indoor shower. It can even be specced with a toilet.A full queen bed and a full-size Dometic fridge allow for a more comfortable experience. - Credit: GeotrekAnd that's not all; in the spirit of the rig's adventure-ready positioning, Geotrek designed it with plenty of room to haul your gear. Six exterior storage boxes keep dirty and bulky items away from the living area, and there's an additional 60-cubic-foot garage at the rear to hold any overflow.Equipped for off-grid livingBeyond the additional creature comforts, the Verus's larger footprint allows for a more robust off-grid setup.The full-size interior shower promises to be a game-changer on cold mornings. - Credit: GeotrekFor instance, Geotrek touts a 1,000-watt solar setup in combination with an EcoFlow Power System. Together with the alternator charging system, it enables days away from shore power.AdvertisementAdvertisementIt's a good thing, too, because the Verus makes some respectable provisions for living off the beaten path.The Verus goes bigger than 170-inch Sprinters while still being more mobile than a Class C. - Credit: GeotrekFrom the full-size Dometic refrigerator and freezer and the induction cooktop to the 43-gallon freshwater tank and diesel heating, it promises real backcountry capability rather than campground-adjacent comfort camping.Add to that options like off-road bumpers, awnings, suspension upgrades and even microwaves, and it makes a compelling case for embracing a rig that's less a van than it is a tiny home on wheels.Availability and pricingIf you're interested in the Geotrek Verus, it's available to order starting at $198,775. A $500 deposit secures a build.Geotrek Vans Verus Starts at $198,775 AdvertisementAdvertisementAbout the Author: Gray is an associate editor at Gear Patrol, covering cars, motorcycles and anything else with wheels. When he's not chasing the latest industry news, he's probably wrenching on one of many projects. For better or worse, he believes classics make perfectly practical daily drivers.Want to stay up to date on the latest product news and releases? Add Gear Patrol as a preferred source to ensure our independent journalism makes it to the top of your Google search results.
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