The LMTV, designed in the 1980s for the U.S. Army, is adaptable into a formidable expedition rig, ready to tackle the harshest terrains. For the SEMA showcase, Oracle has enhanced the vehicle with new 7-inch LED headlights fixed on a bespoke bumper, brand-emblazoned LED lights, a set of 9-inch LED spotlights on the roof rack, 5-inch LED light bars, and supplemental LED plow headlights.
Illuminated by an extensive array of LEDs, the LMTV now also boasts an 18,000-lb synthetic rope winch, a revamped diesel fuel apparatus, and a sextet of 100 Ah lithium-ion batteries. It retains its military-grade chassis, powered by the enduring 6.6-liter Caterpillar turbo-diesel engine, coupled with an Allison seven-speed electronic transmission. Notable additions include a central tire inflation system and 46-inch all-terrain tires.
True to its nature as an expedition vehicle, Oracle has outfitted it with a 1,000-watt solar panel array for off-grid excursions. Additional features include a 12-foot power awning, traction boards, a substantial Go Rhino roof rack fitted with weather-proof cargo cases, and a fresh Nardo Grey paint job.
While this remarkable LMTV is tailored for the SEMA event rather than real-world expeditions, its rear isn't designed for habitation. It’s configured more akin to a mobile lounge, with two benches upholstered in leather and Alcantara, accompanied by new LED illumination, a Bluetooth audio system, and tailor-made cabinetry.
Source: Carscoops