Already turning heads across major auto outlets, the DARC MONO is shaking up the overland scene. Built on the latest Iveco Daily 4×4, this custom expedition rig is designed for two adventure-hungry travelers who don’t mind getting off the grid. With a rock-solid chassis, premium living quarters, and a go-anywhere drivetrain, the DARC MONO doesn’t just look the part—it’s ready to back it up based on what we’re seeing.
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At the heart of the DARC MONO is a carbon fiber monocoque—yep, just like in F1—bringing serious strength without the weight. It’s 35% lighter than previous builds, which means better performance off-road and more room to play. That added rigidity also makes space for big upgrades like oversized windows and a rear rack that’ll haul a spare tire, a couple of bikes, or even a motorcycle.
Rolling on massive 36-inch all-terrains, the DARC MONO backs up its rugged looks with permanent AWD, fully adaptive suspension, and a purpose-built chassis that soaks up rough terrain like a champ. Want to go even harder? Throw on the optional bull bar with a 10-tonne winch, LED light bar, and carbon fiber snorkel—because why not look badass while you’re at it.
Inside, you get a roomy 6’7″ of headroom and a killer 270-degree panoramic view, thanks to those massive new windows. It’s cozy but smartly laid out—with a drop-down queen bed, full kitchen, and office setup, custom audio system, and more. Starting at €295,000 (about $361K USD), the DARC MONO isn’t cheap, but it’s built to your spec and ready to roam. Want something even wilder? There’s always the EarthRoamer out of Colorado… if you’ve got $700K to burn.
