
Iconn XKT
A premium tandem-axle, high-top Hypercamper built for composed towing, long-range off-grid touring and serious outdoor living.
A High-Top Touring Platform With Purposeful Design
The Iconn XKT is Lifestyle Campers’ considered evolution of the Hypercamper, built on a tandem-axle platform for travellers who want capability without bulk or fuss. Available in lounge or dinette layouts, it’s designed to feel stable on the road and genuinely liveable at camp, with defined zones and a dedicated internal ensuite as standard.
Underneath, the XKT leans into controlled, predictable towing with Cruisemaster ATX Stage 3 airbag trailing arm suspension, remote reservoir shocks and 12-inch electric brakes. Combined with its 3500kg ATM rating, it’s engineered for confident touring across sealed and unsealed routes.
Off-Grid Systems and Comfort Built In
The Iconn XKT pairs premium touring comfort with a serious off-grid spec for extended trips:
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Tandem-axle control with Cruisemaster ATX Stage 3 airbag suspension and 12-inch electric brakes.
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Signature external kitchen with induction cooking, sink, storage and tri-colour lighting.
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Butler’s pantry with integrated power, Victron Cerbo touchscreen and a 72L upright fridge freezer.
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Integrated Victron electrical system with 1.32kW roof solar (3 × 440W), 3000VA inverter and 50A DC-DC charging.
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Strong water autonomy with 280L fresh water, plus a 40L filtered drinking water tank and 80L grey tank.
From its energy and water systems through to its layout planning, the XKT is designed to support longer stays and more remote touring without making day-to-day living feel complicated.
Outdoor Cooking, Properly Executed
The XKT’s kitchen system brings induction cooking, sink and storage together with tri-colour lighting, then backs it up with a butler’s pantry that adds a 72L fridge freezer, deep drawers, roller-door storage and integrated power control.
Fit-Out Proudly Carried Out in Australia
While the chassis and shell are imported, the fit-out for the Iconn XKT is proudly carried out in Australia.