Mammoth Overland builds six off-road trailer and camper models, each engineered using the same aerospace-grade aluminum monocoque construction shared with parent company Vashon Aircraft. From the lightweight standard HV to the fully-loaded XLE, every Mammoth Overland model is built to order in Woodinville, Washington, and shares the same core philosophy: aircraft-level engineering applied to off-road camping.
Which Mammoth Overland Model Is Right for You?
| Model | Starting Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| HV | $32,500 | Standard off-road teardrop trailer for all-around use |
| WLY (“Wooly”) | $59,500 | Extreme cold-weather and four-season camping |
| ELE (“Extinction Level Event”) | $67,000 | Self-sufficiency, security, and off-grid resilience |
| TL (“Tall Boy”) | $72,000 | Full-height family trailer with bathroom and bunks |
| XLE (“Xtinction-Level Escape”) | $123,994 | The most capable trailer in the lineup — TL’s space plus ELE’s survivalist systems |
| SKL | TBD | Hard-sided rooftop tent combining security and comfort |
HV — The Standard
The HV is Mammoth Overland’s entry point: a 1,650-pound teardrop trailer built on the same monocoque aluminum platform as the rest of the lineup, starting at $32,500. It’s the lightest, most affordable way into the Mammoth ecosystem, and the foundation that the WLY and ELE are both built on top of.
WLY — Built for Extremes (in Both Directions)
The WLY shares its core cabin with the HV but adds dramatically upgraded insulation — R25 in the floor, R12 in the walls — keeping occupants comfortable down to -20°F. That same insulation works just as well in reverse, making the WLY a genuine four-season trailer rather than a single-purpose winter rig. Starting at $59,500.
ELE — Self-Sufficiency, Engineered
The ELE built Mammoth Overland’s reputation for genuinely extreme engineering: a pressurized cabin with medical-grade air filtration, an integrated bear-spray defense system, weapons storage, and optional Level 3 ballistic protection. Starting at $67,000.
TL — Room for the Whole Family
The TL (“Tall Boy”) trades the teardrop shape for a full-height, stand-up cabin with a king bed, two bunks, and an indoor bathroom with shower — built for families who want off-road capability without sacrificing livability. Starting at $72,000.
XLE — The Most Capable Trailer Mammoth Has Ever Built
The XLE, nicknamed “Xtinction-Level Escape,” combines the TL’s full-height family-friendly platform with the ELE’s hardcore survivalist systems — plus a few new ones, including bulletproof windows, 360° night-vision CCTV, and a 37-millimeter flare launcher. Starting at $123,994.
SKL — Security on the Roof
The SKL is Mammoth Overland’s hard-sided rooftop tent, combining the brand’s security-minded design language with a sleek, compact footprint. Production timeline and pricing to be announced.
Have questions about which Mammoth Overland model fits your needs? Contact us or schedule a tour of our Woodinville facility.