ASPW 4xOverland
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Coverage: Overlanding & 4x4; Van & RV Life; Camping & Survival; Exploration & Adventure
VIDEO FEATURES
What the HiAce’s 48V Test Really Proved on the Road
The point of this trip was not simply to praise a new electrical setup. It was to stress it. Over several days in remote Western Australia, the crew ran a Toyota HiAce 4x4 with the alternator disconnected and used the trip to see whether the Egon 48V architecture could keep pace.
Why One Compact Electrical Hub Could Simplify a 4x4 Fit-Out
The video is short, but its message is clear: the Egon DC Hub Nano is being positioned as a single compact answer to a messy 4x4 electrical install. Instead of spreading MIDI fuses, DCDC gear, solar, and smaller circuits across separate components, the hub is presented as one.
Why the Botswana-to-Zimbabwe Leg of This Expedition Feels Harder, Wilder, and Better
This part of ASPW 4xOverland’s 2025 Africa expedition is built around movement: leaving Botswana, wrestling with Zimbabwe’s border process, dealing with mud and rough roads, and finally settling into the wild edges of Mana Pools. The result is a travel story where the scenery.
A Solo Run to Shark Bay Turns Into a Lesson in Campsites, Calm Water, and Clearer Photography
The drive north from Perth was supposed to be a straightforward solo overlanding leg, but the trip kept changing shape: campsite rules shifted, the preferred stop filled up, and the best evening ended up being the one that came from choosing a different patch of ground. Along.
When the Makgadikgadi Pans Turn a Solo Camp Into a Mud Recovery
Andrew St Pierre White’s solo stretch in Botswana starts with the quiet, wide-open beauty he came for and ends with the kind of mud that turns confidence into methodical problem-solving. The episode is really about reading the ground, choosing when to stop, and getting a heavy.
Why This Toyota HiAce Conversion Is Being Treated Like a Serious Troopy Rival
The video is not really about turning a delivery van into something quirky. It is about whether a Toyota HiAce can be rebuilt with the right off-road hardware, proper low-range gearing, and enough clearance to challenge the long-standing logic of the Troop Carrier.