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The Americas — One Continental Story

Thirty-five sovereign countries of the Americas: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, United States, Uruguay, Venezuela. Countries marked as on-route are crossed by the planned land and sea route.

Alaska → Tierra del Fuego | 2027–2028

IceTO Fire: Alaska to Tierra del Fuego

Two 4x4s. Two continents. One unscripted journey.

A live overland expedition through the Americas—crossing frozen wilderness, megacities, deserts, jungles, mountains and borders on the road from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego.

Departure
2027
Destination
Tierra del Fuego
Core vehicles
2
Countries and territories
Route in development
Broadcast
Live + documentary
Current status
Partner acquisition
Begin the Journey
Two expedition 4x4 vehicles crossing a shallow rocky jungle stream, the second vehicle following at a safe distance

This is not a road trip.

It is a continent-scale live experiment in endurance, trust and transformation.

  • Live from the road
  • Built for the unknown
  • No second take
  1. ICE
  2. HIGHWAY
  3. JUNGLE (current sequence stage)
  4. ANDES
  5. DESERT
  6. FIRE

The central idea

The longest story we have ever told

Ice to Fire follows a core expedition team traveling in two specially prepared 4x4 vehicles from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. The journey will be filmed continuously, broadcast from the road whenever connectivity and local regulations allow, and transformed into a premium documentary series, live digital programming, short-form episodes and an international community experience.

The expedition is designed around real people facing real distance, uncertainty, pressure, beauty and change. There are no studio walls and no scripted outcomes. The road decides what happens next.

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    core expedition vehicles

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    continents

  • 0+

    potential road kilometres

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    shared destination

Final route, distance, border access and transmission availability are subject to permits, security assessments, weather and operational conditions.

Interactive route of the Americas

One line from the Arctic to the end of the world

A stylised but geographically credible route. Regions travelled north to south: Alaska · Canada · Continental United States · Mexico · Central America · Colombia · The Andes · Western South America · Patagonia · Tierra del Fuego.

Accessible alternative: the route above is a structured list of chapters in travel order. During the expedition, position data will be published with a delay. Precise live positions are not published where this could create a security risk.

Join the continental convoy

Your country. Your 4x4. Your chapter of the story.

In each participating country, selected local 4x4 teams may apply to join the official convoy for a defined national stage. The strongest teams may be invited to continue farther south, building toward a historic international arrival in Tierra del Fuego.

Convoy structure

  • Two permanent core expedition vehicles remain at the centre of the convoy.
  • Up to two selected guest vehicles may represent each participating national chapter.
  • Additional controlled community drives may be organised in selected regions.
  • Participation is subject to vehicle inspection, documentation, insurance, safety requirements, route capacity and local law.
  • Joining the convoy is never automatic.
  • Participation does not transfer operational command to guest teams.

Two core vehicles · up to two guest vehicles per national chapter

The application path

  1. 01Select your country
  2. 02Submit your vehicle and team profile
  3. 03Complete document and safety screening
  4. 04Attend briefing and technical inspection
  5. 05Receive official chapter confirmation
  • Level 1

    Local Rendezvous

    Join an organised local gathering or departure event without entering the moving expedition convoy.

  • Level 2

    National Chapter Team

    Join the official expedition for a defined section inside one country.

  • Level 3

    Continuation Candidate

    A limited number of exceptional teams may be evaluated for an invitation to continue into a later chapter.

Apply with your 4x4

All applications are subject to approval. Participation requires signed agreements, valid documents, suitable insurance, technical compliance, medical readiness and acceptance of expedition rules. Agreements, insurance obligations, risk acknowledgements, responsibilities and legal limitations will be defined by qualified counsel in the relevant jurisdictions. Sensitive personal and medical information is never collected in public views.

An orderly line of expedition 4x4 vehicles crossing the Patagonian plain toward dark mountains at low sun, expedition flags in the wind

One road. Many nations. One final horizon.

The ambition is to bring together a symbolic international convoy for the final chapter of the expedition—an arrival shaped by every road, every border and every person who became part of the journey.

Tierra del Fuego is not the end. It is the start of the next challenge.

Locked

Project II — to be revealed

Announcement after Tierra del Fuego

Live expedition control center

The road, live

Follow the expedition through live cabin feeds, scheduled broadcasts, field reports, telemetry, maps and daily stories—subject to safety, connectivity and local transmission regulations.

  • LIVELive cabin feed: Active only during verified broadcast windows
  • DELAYEDLocation delayed: Positions published with a safety delay
  • OFFLINENo signal: Connection limited or unavailable
  • FIELD UPDATEField report: Written or photographic update from the crew
  • SAFETY HOLDSafety hold: Transmission paused for safety or legal reasons

Demonstration data — expedition not yet live

Countdown to planned departure

Days
Hrs
Min
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Offline

The expedition is currently offline. The next verified update will appear here.

Project status
Foundation / partner acquisition
Latest production update
Route research — Central American corridor
Vehicle build status
Platform evaluation open
Route preparation
Chapters drafted, permits pending
Sponsor announcements
Partner announcement coming soon
Team selection stage
Selection in progress

Ready for the road — fields activated at departure

  • Vehicle position

    Delayed feed — not yet active

  • Current country

  • Current chapter

  • Distance completed

    0 km

  • Elevation

  • Telemetry

    Fuel · coolant · voltage (standby)

  • Weather

    Standby

  • Road condition

    Standby

  • Connectivity

    Signal limited

  • Next live window

    To be scheduled

  • Latest field report

    Pre-departure development

  • Latest verified media

    Awaiting first stage

No live signal is ever simulated. Precise crew locations are not published during sensitive stops, border procedures, overnight stays, private visits or security incidents. The expedition intends to use a combination of satellite and terrestrial connectivity. Availability will vary by country, terrain, regulation, weather and network conditions.

The two vehicles

Built to cross everything between two oceans

VEHICLE ONE — ICE: expedition-prepared 4x4 in cold blue arctic light

VEHICLE ONE — ICE

Northern configuration

Configured for the cold half of the continent: winter starts, deep gravel, long service gaps and low-light filming.

Platform

Body-on-frame candidate platform, selection open

Engine and range

Target 900+ km operating range with auxiliary capacity

Tires

All-terrain, load-rated, severe-snow capable set

Suspension

Long-travel expedition-rated with payload calibration

Underbody protection

Full skid plates, tank and transfer-case guards

Recovery equipment

Winch, kinetic ropes, rated points, traction boards

Power system

Dual battery with solar and inverter for media loads

Satellite connectivity

Satellite plus terrestrial, availability varies by country

Camera systems

Cabin, exterior, drone and gimbal packages

Medical equipment

Expedition trauma kit with remote medical protocol

Water capacity

Onboard tank plus filtration

Fuel strategy

Range planning around verified fuel points

Spare parts

Critical spares matched to service-network analysis

Communications

Vehicle-to-vehicle radio and satellite messaging

Cold-weather preparation

Heaters, insulation, winter fluids, block heating

Heat and altitude preparation

Cooling headroom and altitude-tuned intake

VEHICLE TWO — FIRE: expedition-prepared 4x4 in warm desert sunset light

VEHICLE TWO — FIRE

Southern configuration

Configured for heat, dust and altitude: water crossings, desert plateaus and long broadcast days above 4,000 metres.

Platform

Body-on-frame candidate platform, selection open

Engine and range

Target 900+ km operating range with auxiliary capacity

Tires

All-terrain with heat and cut-resistant compound priority

Suspension

Heavy-payload expedition setup with spare damping

Underbody protection

Skid plates, rock sliders, sealed harness routing

Recovery equipment

Winch, ground anchors, rated points, traction boards

Power system

Dual battery with solar and high-draw editing bench

Satellite connectivity

Satellite plus terrestrial, availability varies by country

Camera systems

Cabin, exterior, drone and long-lens packages

Medical equipment

Expedition trauma kit with altitude protocol

Water capacity

Extended tank capacity for desert stages

Fuel strategy

Auxiliary capacity for remote plateau sections

Spare parts

Duplicated wear items across both vehicles

Communications

Vehicle-to-vehicle radio and satellite messaging

Cold-weather preparation

High-altitude night capability

Heat and altitude preparation

Snorkel, upgraded cooling, dust sealing

The final vehicle platform will be selected through engineering evaluation, field testing, service-network analysis, content potential and partnership alignment.

Enter the Vehicle Partner Selection

Evaluation criteria — no platform ranked before testing

  • ReliabilityAwaiting test
  • PayloadAwaiting test
  • Off-road capabilityAwaiting test
  • On-road comfortAwaiting test
  • Fuel availabilityAwaiting test
  • Service networkAwaiting test
  • Parts accessAwaiting test
  • Electronics resilienceAwaiting test
  • Water-crossing preparationAwaiting test
  • High-altitude performanceAwaiting test
  • Cold-weather performanceAwaiting test
  • Heat managementAwaiting test
  • Camera integrationAwaiting test
  • Audience appealAwaiting test
  • Total operational costAwaiting test

Specifications describe target configurations for a platform that has not yet been selected. No performance claims are made for any manufacturer before field testing is complete.

Story and human transformation

The distance changes people

Ice to Fire is not only a test of vehicles. It is a test of character, communication, patience and purpose. Months on the road will expose the difference between performance and authenticity. The most powerful story may not be where the team goes, but who they become before reaching the end.

  • Trust

    Two vehicles must operate as one system.

  • Pressure

    Fatigue, uncertainty and public visibility reveal real character.

  • Transformation

    The road removes routines, excuses and familiar identities.

  • Connection

    Every country introduces new people, stories and perspectives.

A weathered crew member studying a paper map spread across a vehicle bonnet at dusk

“We begin as a team. The road will decide what we become.”

Meet the team

The people who will carry the road

Roles are published as the team forms. Nobody is presented as officially contracted before an agreement is signed.

  • CONFIRMED

    Founder and Expedition Leader

    Project origin, route vision, partner relations

  • CASTING

    Co-host / On-camera Storyteller

    Narrative lead across live and episodic content

  • IN DISCUSSION

    Expedition Operations Director

    Permits, borders, daily operational command

  • CASTING

    Lead Driver

    Vehicle One, technical driving standards

  • CASTING

    Second Driver

    Vehicle Two, convoy discipline

  • IN DISCUSSION

    Field Producer

    Story scheduling and local coordination

  • IN DISCUSSION

    Director of Photography

    Visual language across two continents

  • CASTING

    Satellite and Broadcast Engineer

    Transmission, uplink windows, redundancy

  • CASTING

    Mechanic / Vehicle Systems Specialist

    Field repair and preventive maintenance

  • IN DISCUSSION

    Medical and Safety Lead

    Remote medicine and incident response

  • ADVISORY ROLE

    Route and Security Coordinator

    Risk assessment and route deviation

  • CASTING

    Remote Editor

    Weekly episode turnaround from delivered rushes

  • CASTING

    Social Media Producer

    Daily short-form and community response

  • IN DISCUSSION

    Partnership Director

    Founding partner and category negotiation

  • CASTING

    Local Country Coordinators

    One per participating national chapter

We are not looking for passengers

Every core team member must contribute operationally, perform under pressure, communicate on camera and strengthen the group when conditions become difficult. Selection prioritises safety, competence, reliability, emotional stability and team compatibility. On-camera presence is considered, never decisive.

Expedition crewProductionMedical and safetyMechanicsCountry coordinatorLocal fixerCamera and editingPartnership support

The media engine

One expedition. Hundreds of stories.

Ice to Fire is a media platform as much as a physical expedition: a continuously producing content system built around two moving vehicles and a continent of stories.

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    Capture

  2. 02

    Transmit

  3. 03

    Edit

  4. 04

    Distribute

  5. 05

    Engage

  6. 06

    Archive

Content ecosystem

  • Live cabin broadcast
  • Scheduled live shows
  • Weekly flagship episodes
  • Daily short-form content
  • Country chapter films
  • Behind-the-scenes reports
  • Vehicle engineering series
  • Human transformation storylines
  • Local culture stories
  • Photography
  • Podcasts
  • Sponsor integrations
  • Feature documentary
  • Premium streaming series
  • Book
  • Photo atlas
  • Speaking tour
  • Licensing and international formats

Example weekly programming

  • Monday

    Road Briefing

  • Tuesday

    Vehicle Systems

  • Wednesday

    Local Story

  • Thursday

    Live from the Cabin

  • Friday

    Expedition Episode

  • Weekend

    Convoy Community

Distribution surfaces

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Platform names shown as text labels only. No third-party logos are used without permission.

Partnership platform

Partner with a story that crosses a continent

Ice to Fire offers brands a long-term platform combining adventure, mobility, live media, technology, human transformation, country-level activation and measurable digital distribution.

  • Founding Partner
    Possible brand role
    Earliest strategic backer shaping the platform
    Content integration
    Named presence across the full project arc
    Digital inventory
    Priority placement in live, episodic and social
    Country activations
    Global plus selected national activations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Title Partner
    Possible brand role
    Highest-visibility naming association
    Content integration
    Title billing in broadcast and campaign assets
    Digital inventory
    Maximum digital and on-vehicle presence
    Country activations
    Global rights package

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Official Vehicle Partner
    Possible brand role
    Supplies and co-engineers the two core vehicles
    Content integration
    Engineering series and field-test storytelling
    Digital inventory
    Vehicle-led content across all channels
    Country activations
    Dealer and market activations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Connectivity Partner
    Possible brand role
    Satellite and terrestrial transmission systems
    Content integration
    Live broadcast enablement segments
    Digital inventory
    Live window branding
    Country activations
    Technology demonstrations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Navigation and Mapping Partner
    Possible brand role
    Route planning and delayed tracking
    Content integration
    Route map and telemetry integration
    Digital inventory
    Map surfaces and route graphics
    Country activations
    Community route content

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Camera and Imaging Partner
    Possible brand role
    Capture ecosystem across both vehicles
    Content integration
    Photography and cinematography features
    Digital inventory
    Credits and gear storytelling
    Country activations
    Creator workshops

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Energy and Power Partner
    Possible brand role
    Onboard power, charging and storage
    Content integration
    Power-system engineering content
    Digital inventory
    Technical series presence
    Country activations
    Field demonstrations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Tire Partner
    Possible brand role
    Tire programme for two continents
    Content integration
    Terrain-by-terrain performance reporting
    Digital inventory
    Vehicle and content presence
    Country activations
    Retail and event tie-ins

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Fuel and Mobility Partner
    Possible brand role
    Fuel strategy and mobility services
    Content integration
    Range and logistics storytelling
    Digital inventory
    Route-stage branding
    Country activations
    Network activations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Recovery Equipment Partner
    Possible brand role
    Recovery and safety hardware
    Content integration
    Real recovery scenarios on camera
    Digital inventory
    Technical segment presence
    Country activations
    Training content

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Outdoor Equipment Partner
    Possible brand role
    Camp, sleep and field systems
    Content integration
    Daily life on the road
    Digital inventory
    Lifestyle content
    Country activations
    Retail programmes

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Apparel Partner
    Possible brand role
    Crew and chapter apparel
    Content integration
    Crew identity and merchandise
    Digital inventory
    On-camera presence
    Country activations
    Capsule collections

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Insurance and Assistance Partner
    Possible brand role
    Cover and assistance framework
    Content integration
    Responsibility and preparation stories
    Digital inventory
    Trust-led placement
    Country activations
    Participant programmes

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Medical Partner
    Possible brand role
    Remote medical capability
    Content integration
    Safety and preparedness content
    Digital inventory
    Credible technical presence
    Country activations
    Training and community

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Hospitality Partner
    Possible brand role
    Rest points and guest experiences
    Content integration
    Warmth and human hospitality stories
    Digital inventory
    Chapter-level presence
    Country activations
    Client hospitality

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Logistics Partner
    Possible brand role
    Maritime transfer, freight and customs
    Content integration
    The Darién Transfer story
    Digital inventory
    Operational segment presence
    Country activations
    B2B programmes

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Financial Services Partner
    Possible brand role
    Cross-border payment and treasury
    Content integration
    Operational transparency content
    Digital inventory
    Selected digital inventory
    Country activations
    Market programmes

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Sustainability Partner
    Possible brand role
    Environmental responsibility framework
    Content integration
    Impact reporting and offsets
    Digital inventory
    Reporting surfaces
    Country activations
    Local initiatives

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Country Chapter Partner
    Possible brand role
    National-level presenting partner
    Content integration
    Country chapter films
    Digital inventory
    National digital and event inventory
    Country activations
    In-market convoy events

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

  • Media Partner
    Possible brand role
    Distribution and audience reach
    Content integration
    Co-produced programming
    Digital inventory
    Cross-promotion
    Country activations
    Editorial collaborations

    Category exclusivity options · final rights subject to contract

More than logo placement

  • Long-form brand storytelling
  • Expedition naming rights
  • Category exclusivity
  • Vehicle integration
  • Product testing
  • Real-world demonstrations
  • Branded live segments
  • Social content
  • Documentary credits
  • Local dealer activations
  • Employee engagement
  • Client hospitality
  • Data-led campaign reporting
  • Global and national rights packages

Start a partnership conversation

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Confidential commercial terms are never published on this page. Rights, exclusivity, inventory and reporting are defined in the final agreement.

Official national chapter licence

Bring Ice to Fire to your country

Approved national partners may receive limited rights to organise selected events, recruit local candidates, secure approved local partnerships and support the expedition’s national chapter under a written licence agreement.

Possible chapter rights

  • Approved use of the Ice to Fire name
  • National chapter event production
  • Local sponsor acquisition
  • Local media coordination
  • Community recruitment
  • Merchandise opportunities
  • Hospitality activation
  • Selected content rights
  • Official chapter designation

Possible obligations

  • Brand standards
  • Safety rules
  • Financial transparency
  • Sponsor-category protection
  • Route coordination
  • Qualified local staff
  • Insurance
  • Local legal compliance
  • Reporting
  • Revenue sharing
  • Reputation protection

Revenue-sharing concept

A potential model may include a negotiated percentage of defined gross project revenue generated by an official national chapter. Any percentage, deductions, taxes, exclusions, audit rights and payment schedule must be defined in the final agreement.

Illustrative model: the national chapter may pay the central rights holder 20% of defined gross Ice to Fire-related revenue collected by that chapter, subject to contract.

Apply to Operate a National Chapter

A national chapter licence is a limited written licence, not a franchise. Terms differ by jurisdiction and are prepared with qualified local counsel.

Cinematic country mosaic

Fifteen environments. Ten words.

The environmental range of the Americas, shown as landscape and feeling rather than costume or cliché. Scroll sideways to travel south.

  • 01

    COLD

    Alaska glaciers

  • 02

    DISTANCE

    Canadian wilderness

  • 03

    DISTANCE

    American highways

  • 04

    HEAT

    Mexican desert

  • 05

    HEAT

    Central American volcanoes

  • 06

    TRUST

    Caribbean cultural connections

  • 07

    WATER

    Panamanian coast

  • 08

    TRUST

    Colombian fincas

  • 09

    WATER

    Amazonian jungle

  • 10

    FEAR

    Ecuadorian mountain roads

  • 11

    ALTITUDE

    Peruvian altitude

  • 12

    DUST

    Bolivian salt flats

  • 13

    DUST

    Chilean desert

  • 14

    CHANGE

    Argentinian Patagonia

  • 15

    FIRE

    Tierra del Fuego

Expedition journal

Field reports before the engines start

  • Expedition Development

    Why the Journey Begins in Ice

    Starting in Alaska is not a stylistic choice. It sets the mechanical and human baseline for everything that follows.

    · 6 min · Expedition DeskPublished

  • Vehicles

    Building Two Vehicles for Two Continents

    One configuration for cold and distance, one for heat, dust and altitude — and both must survive the whole road.

    · 9 min · Engineering Desk

  • Route

    The Road That Ends in Panama

    How the Darién Gap forces every overland expedition in the Americas onto the water.

    · 7 min · Route Desk

  • Technology

    How We Will Broadcast from the Road

    Uplink windows, redundancy and the honest limits of satellite connectivity across 35 jurisdictions.

    · 8 min · Broadcast Desk

  • Team

    Selecting the Core Expedition Team

    Competence, emotional stability and team compatibility come before on-camera presence.

    · 5 min · ProductionSelection in progress

  • Country Stories

    Colombia: Gateway to South America

    Why the first South American chapter carries the emotional turning point of the journey.

    · 6 min · Field Desk

  • Behind the Scenes

    What It Takes to Join the Continental Convoy

    Inspection, documents, insurance and briefing — the real path from application to confirmation.

    · 10 min · Convoy Desk

  • Expedition Development

    Why Tierra del Fuego Is Only the Beginning

    The end of the road is a checkpoint in a longer plan. The next challenge is already being drawn.

    · 4 min · Expedition Desk

Follow the journey before the engines start

The Field Report: development updates, route research, vehicle engineering and convoy announcements, sent from the project desk.

Prototype form — no backend connected yet. Submissions are validated locally only.

Safety, responsibility and transparency

Adventure requires discipline

No story, image or broadcast is more important than the safety of the team, local participants and the public.

View Safety Principles
  • 01

    Route risk assessment

  • 02

    Medical preparation

  • 03

    Driver standards

  • 04

    Vehicle inspections

  • 05

    Insurance requirements

  • 06

    Border and customs compliance

  • 07

    Local legal compliance

  • 08

    Security protocols

  • 09

    Environmental responsibility

  • 10

    Protected-area restrictions

  • 11

    Drone permits

  • 12

    Filming permits

  • 13

    Satellite equipment regulations

  • 14

    Child and community safeguarding

  • 15

    Data and location security

  • 16

    Incident communications

  • 17

    Guest vehicle screening

The expedition intends to use a combination of satellite and terrestrial connectivity. Availability will vary by country, terrain, regulation, weather and network conditions.

Project timeline

From foundation to the end of the world

Target timeline — subject to partners, permits and operational readiness

  1. 2026

    Foundation

    • Legal structure
    • Core identity
    • Business plan
    • Partnership materials
    • Route research
    • Founding partner outreach
  2. Early 2027

    Build

    • Vehicle partner selection
    • Vehicle engineering
    • Team casting
    • Production tests
    • Safety systems
    • Chapter recruitment
  3. Mid/Late 2027

    Launch

    • Vehicle reveal
    • Trailer campaign
    • Alaska departure
    • Live platform activation
    • First convoy chapters
  4. 2027–2028

    The Journey

    • North American stages
    • Central American stages
    • Darién maritime transfer
    • South American stages
    • Country events
    • Continuous content production
  5. 2028

    Tierra del Fuego

    • Final convoy
    • Global broadcast
    • Partner summit
    • Next challenge reveal
  6. Post-expedition

    Afterlife

    • Documentary release
    • Streaming distribution
    • Book and photography
    • Speaking tour
    • Vehicle exhibition
    • Future expedition formats
Two expedition 4x4 vehicles driving toward a distant horizon on an empty road

The invitation

The road is already calling.

The engines have not started yet. The story has.

Planned departure 2027 · Planned arrival 2028 · Dates subject to partners, permits and operational readiness.