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The SkyBreaker fleet

Skybreaker Overland is revolutionizing adventure travel by combining luxury with the wild. We create unparalleled experiences for travellers who want the world's most remote places without sacrificing comfort. As the fleet grows and new routes open, there's room at the table for the people who see it coming.

This is for the people who have wanted a truck like this for years but not the commitment of owning one. Fractional and co-ownership memberships put you into the fleet: access to multiple trucks across our locations, turnkey, show up and drive. Prefer to deploy capital instead of weekends? Direct investment backs the fleet's growth. And if you run your own group tours but don't want to manage vehicles, we'll operate the fleet while you run the adventure.

Side profile of Roxanne, the Acela M1088 6x6 expedition truck, on a forest roadTruck Owner Leasing

Your rig, our fleet.

  • World class expedition trucks sit idle most of the year. Ours don't.
  • Under Skybreaker management your vehicle joins a curated fleet for guided adventures and premium rentals.
  • We handle marketing, client screening, insurance, operations, storage, and maintenance oversight. You share the revenue every time it rolls.
  • Completed truck or mid-build, hands off and transparent.
Acela expedition truck with its lights on in a dark forest at duskCo-Ownership

The truck you want, shared smart.

  • Divide the cost, share the maintenance, keep the access.
  • Collaborate with like-minded people who love these machines the way you do.
  • Flexibility and affordability without giving up the dream spec.
Technician working on the open rear of an expedition truck chassisDirect Investment

Fuel the fleet itself.

  • Custom-designed trucks, built to our exact specifications, placed strategically where the adventures are.
  • Your investment scales operations, service, and new markets.
  • Today the Pacific Northwest. The plan runs a lot further than that.