Colorado's "coolest" creation takes luxury off-road

• It's designed to take travelers to some of the world's most remote places without sacrificing creature comforts.

Zoom in: Built on a Ford F-550 chassis, the vehicle boasts solar power, Starlink satellite internet and a 1,000-mile driving range.

• Inside, you'll find a California king bed, full bathroom, kitchen and 42-inch smart TV.

What they're saying: "EarthRoamer is a shining example of the innovation and world-class manufacturing happening" in the state, Colorado Chamber president and CEO Loren Furman said in a statement.

• It's "a truly one-of-a-kind product," Furman added.

By the numbers: Roughing it in style doesn't come cheap.

• The LTx starts at $840,000.
• Customized models typically run $875,000 to $925,000, according to the company's website.

The intrigue: The competition's other winners are pretty cool, too.

• Runner-up: A carbon-capturing brick made by Lakewood-based Summit Brick that can remove roughly a pound of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
• People's Choice: A robotic 3D inspection system built in Craig and Longmont that gives manufacturers "superhuman vision" to spot defects and other production problems.

Flashback: Past winners of the chamber's annual contest include a wheelchair that doubles as an off-roading machine and water purification system powered by wind and solar energy.