X-195

XPLORE X195 The Imperial Outdoors Xplore X195 is the flagship of the Imperial Outdoors lineup. A tandem-axle, full-size four-season off-road trailer engineered for the most demanding adventurers and the most unforgiving conditions on the planet. At 26 feet in overall length with a dry weight of 5,500 lbs and a GVWR of 9,920 lbs, the X195 offers more living space, more sleeping capacity, and more off-grid power than any other trailer in the Imperial Outdoors family, making it the definitive choice for extended expeditions, multi-person trips, and anyone who refuses to compromise on capability or comfort.

The X195 is built on the same heavy-duty, powder-coated boxed-steel platform as the X145, with full skid plates and D-ring recovery points standard. The Cruisemaster ATX air-ride independent suspension delivers up to 5 inches of independent airbag adjustment per side via key fob, providing 21 inches of ground clearance to the skid plate and 24 inches to the frame. Paired with 265/75 R16 all-terrain tires, heavy-duty disc brakes, and a DO45 articulating hitch, the X195 navigates serious backcountry terrain with a level of stability and composure that has to be experienced to be believed.

Cold-weather performance is where the X195 truly sets itself apart. Nearly 3 inches of fully insulated composite wall panels deliver an R18.75 insulation rating in the walls and roof, and R15 in the floor, the best thermal performance available in a trailer of this size. Combined with a Truma Combi furnace and water heater, thermally broken acrylic windows, a heated enclosed underbelly, and heated water tanks, the X195 maintains comfortable interior temperatures in conditions ranging from 120°F summer heat down to -40°F winter cold. This isn’t marketing, it’s the result of decades of cold-weather engineering expertise developed building ice fishing structures in Wisconsin.

Off-grid power in the X195 is class-leading. When fully equipped, the X195 supports up to 1,240W of rooftop solar and 1,104Ah of lithium battery storage, enough renewable energy to run the climate system, kitchen, and all onboard electronics for extended off-grid stays. A standard power inverter provides 110V power to the cooktop and outlets, and all other appliances run on 12V power directly from the battery bank for optimal efficiency.

Step inside the X195 and the premium nature of the build is immediately apparent. Real-wood cabinetry, a fully appointed kitchen with an induction cooktop and 12V refrigerator, a full bathroom with a separate shower, a walk-around RV king bed, and sleeping capacity for up to three make the X195 a genuine full-time expedition home. With 75.5 inches of interior height and 78 inches of interior width, every inch of the cabin is designed to feel refined, functional, and comfortable, no matter how far off the grid you’ve taken it.