More than just a moon buggy, the proposed rover will somewhat resemble a large RV, capable of crawling through microgravity and rough terrain on 6 specially designed wheels, and can accommodate 2 people (or up to 4 in emergency situations) in a 13 m3 space. It will be powered by hydrogen fuel cell, similar to that of the Toyota Mirai, giving it a range of nearly 10,000 km while emitting only water vapor as waste. This eliminates the need to return to base after each expedition, as scientists can now eat and sleep in the rover during their mission.