Loki Basecamp launches a line of highly versatile Falcon truck campers

Loki Basecamp’s new Falcon living module fits most pickups on the market, including most Ford F-xxx, Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra, Toyota Tacoma, and plenty others.

Buyers can choose the right module based on their bed length. There are three in total, named the Falcon 5, 6, and 8, each number denoting the length in feet. For the rest of the world, this means roughly 1.5, 1.8 and 2.4 meters, respectively. The lightest one weighs in at just 544 kilos (1,200 lbs) and can be easily dismounted when not needed. You can even extend its special supports, put it on the ground and use it as a standalone camping module.

Amenities on board include central heating, large fresh and used water tanks, an air conditioner, flexible ambient lighting and plenty of storage space. The cabin is divided into such main areas as the kitchen, the living room, the bedroom and the mudroom, the latter mainly used for storing inventory and appliances. A dry toilet and a shower hose are also provided.

The smaller modules (Falcon 5 and 6) begin at U.S. $95,000 before options. The largest Falcon 8 starts from $135,000. Loki Basecamp claims the upcoming Tesla Cybertruck and Rivian R1T are also supported.