The mobile home for the Apocalypse?

18-tonne monster camper van holds 1,000 litres of fresh water, costs £630,000 and has a lift for carrying a motorbike

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A new 18-tonne super-sized camper van that has been created by Action Mobil

IT can hold 1,000 litres of fresh water, store enough fuel to last for days on end and can even carry a motorbike.

And this £630,000 18-tonne camper van is being dubbed as the truck that could help you survive the apocalypse.

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The huge truck can carry 1,000 litres of fresh water and also has space for a motorbike on the back

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The truck is also fitted with six giant off road wheels and can carry enough fuel to last for days on end

The supersized camper van, which is painted in military green, is called the Globe Cruiser Family 7500.
It has been created by Austrian company Action Mobil and looks like something that wouldn’t be out of place in a warzone.
The truck is around 33 feet long and more than 12 feet high.

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Inside the truck has a spacious 23 square feet of living space which includes satellite TV

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The 18-tonne camper van is on the market for £630,000 by Austrian company Action Mobil

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There is enough space inside the truck to comfortably fit two adults and two children

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As well as separate bedrooms there is also a washer and dryer so you can do your laundry

It weighs more than 20 small cars, is fitted with six giant off-road wheels and even has a lift for carrying a motorbike on the back.
But it also is built for comfort, and inside has a spacious 23 square feet of living space.

  

               

There is also a washing machine and dryer so your clothes can be cleaned and satellite TV so you don’t miss out on your favourite shows.
Action Mobil describe it as the ‘perfect’ family motor home with space for two adults and two children as well as a kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms.

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A sink with running water inside the truck. The truck is able to carry up to 1,000 litres of fresh water

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Action Mobil describe it as the ‘perfect’ family motor home

So could it be the perfect place to sit out the apocalypse?
However, some people are already preparing for doomsday by stockpiling food and fuel and even have bunkers ready just in case.
Meanwhile, we previously reported how scientists moved the Doomsday clock forward 30 seconds so it is now two-and-half minutes to midnight. (The Sun,UK)