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GTA VI vehicles: the confirmed and the seen

Rockstar has named seven GTA VI vehicles, and it did so in the store, not in a trailer: they come with the pre-order and the Ultimate Edition, along with two tuning shops and two garages. The official video also shows an airboat, a jet ski, a kayak and motocross with the player at the controls. There is no full list; the Codex vehicle list separates what's official from what's been seen on screen and what still needs checking.

The Codex list

98 vehicles in 12 classes

Each one with its class, its stats and its source. Tick them off as you play and keep count here.

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In this guide (10)
  1. The seven vehicles with official names
  2. The vehicles shown under player control
  3. Brands: invented, as always
  4. How driving changed between GTA IV and GTA V
  5. Tuning: the confirmed shops and the old ones
  6. Garages: the two confirmed ones and how they used to work
  7. Fuel, engine, trunk and Scooter Bros
  8. Air and water: what each entry let you pilot
  9. How to read the car lists going around
  10. Frequently asked questions

Confirmed

The seven vehicles with official names

They come from the edition descriptions on the PlayStation and Xbox stores, so they're Rockstar's own facts rather than readings of a trailer. Every copy pre-ordered before November 20, 2026 gets the '55 Vapid Stanier, a classic sedan with its own spot in the Shore Court garage by Ocean Beach. The Ultimate Edition adds six more: the '95 Grotti Cheetah, the Dinka Enduro motorcycle and the Crest kayak parked at Jason's safehouse, the Vapid Ganado, Jason's pickup, the Shitzu Squalo speedboat docked at Washington Beach, and the '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy from the Mud Club, built for Mount Kalaga's backwoods.

Confirmed

The vehicles shown under player control

In An Extended Look, the official nearly twenty-seven-minute video that premiered on August 27, 2026, at least four vehicles and a circuit race appear with the player at the controls or with a dedicated interface: an airboat crossing the swamp with the minimap active, a jet ski, a kayak, a motocross bike in a race with a scoreboard, and a circuit race showing lap, position and a timer. That confirms they exist and can be driven; it says nothing about how many there are or what they're called.

Confirmed

Brands: invented, as always

The series licenses no real manufacturers, and GTA VI keeps it that way: the seven officially named vehicles come from Vapid, Grotti, Dinka, Shitzu and Crest, all in-house marques. In GTA V that same system of invented brands (Declasse, Vapid, Pegassi, Bravado) parodied real ones in name and silhouette, and the whole modern series has never had a single officially licensed car.

In the series

How driving changed between GTA IV and GTA V

GTA IV is the heavy-driving GTA: bodies that roll, noses that dive under braking, and rear ends that step out with little provocation. GTA V stiffened the suspension and made handling far grippier and more predictable, closer to a racing game. Two opposite philosophies from the same studio, which is why the question of which one GTA VI will resemble has no answer today: Rockstar hasn't spoken about driving physics.

Confirmed

Tuning: the confirmed shops and the old ones

The Ultimate Edition confirms two shops: Rideout Customs, where a stock car comes out with detailed interiors, exquisite rims and donk styling, and One-Eyed Willie's in Lake Leonida, specializing in off-road builds and hand-painted work. It also brings exclusive mods for Jason's Vapid Ganado. The precedent: San Andreas split tuning across specialized shops (TransFender, Wheel Arch Angels, Loco Low Co) and GTA V unified it in Los Santos Customs, with engine, transmission, brakes, turbo, suspension, armor, paint and wheels in one place.

Confirmed

Garages: the two confirmed ones and how they used to work

Two garages have names: Shore Court, by Ocean Beach, home of the pre-order Vapid Stanier, and the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, home of the Ultimate Edition's Dominator Buggy. Both come with a weapon locker and a place to drop stolen goods to be fenced. In the series, San Andreas and GTA IV kept whatever fitted in the house garage, with a reputation for swallowing cars; GTA V tied garages to purchased properties, and in GTA Online Mors Mutual insurance returns a destroyed car for a deductible.

Confirmed

Fuel, engine, trunk and Scooter Bros

According to Edge's cover story (issue 430, October 29, 2026), every vehicle has a fuel gauge and an engine condition gauge. Cars cover a long distance before running dry, and refueling is quick. Your whole arsenal rides in the trunk of the car, and if the car is far away, the Scooter Bros app brings it to you in seconds for a modest fee: whoever drops it off leaves on the scooter they came on. Stealing one, on the other hand, gets complicated: there are armed drivers, expensive cars with trackers and owners who report the theft.

In the series

Air and water: what each entry let you pilot

San Andreas was the leap: planes, light aircraft, jets and parachutes inside one map. GTA IV walked it back and left only helicopters, with no flyable planes. GTA V restored full aviation and added a submarine. For GTA VI there's one small firm fact: the official video shows a parachute jump over Vice City and several watercraft, which fits a state of coast, keys and wetlands.

How to read the car lists going around

Searching for GTA VI vehicles returns very long lists with specific names. Almost all of them lean on the material leaked in 2022, which was a build in development, or on extrapolating GTA V's catalog. None is official, and a vehicle that existed in an internal compilation four years ago guarantees nothing about the finished game. The real list becomes known when the game is on sale.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is there an official GTA VI vehicle list?

    Not a full one. Seven have official names, all from the editions: the pre-order '55 Vapid Stanier and, in the Ultimate Edition, the '95 Grotti Cheetah, the Dinka Enduro, the Crest kayak, the Vapid Ganado, the Shitzu Squalo speedboat and the '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy. The long lists going around come from the 2022 leaked material and none of them is official.

  • Which GTA VI vehicles have been seen in motion?

    The official August 2026 video shows an airboat, a jet ski, a kayak and a motocross bike being ridden in a race, plus a circuit race with its own scoreboard. Those are scenes with a HUD or visible controls.

  • Will cars be customizable in GTA VI?

    Yes: the Ultimate Edition confirms two shops, Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie's, plus exclusive mods for Jason's Vapid Ganado. Exactly what can be changed isn't detailed; in GTA V, Los Santos Customs covered engine, brakes, turbo, suspension, armor, paint and wheels.

  • Will there be real car brands?

    No. The seven officially named vehicles come from Vapid, Grotti, Dinka, Shitzu and Crest, invented in-house marques, and the modern series has never had real manufacturers.

  • Do you need to refuel in GTA VI?

    Yes: according to Edge, every vehicle has a fuel gauge and an engine condition gauge. Cars cover a long distance before running dry, and refueling is quick.

  • Can you fly planes in GTA VI?

    Not confirmed. San Andreas and GTA V let you fly planes and jets; GTA IV removed them and left only helicopters. The official GTA VI video shows a parachute jump, but no aircraft flown by the player.

  • Do Jason and Lucia share their cars?

    Rockstar has confirmed they share money, hideouts and wanted level. Some vehicles are known to belong to one of them: the Vapid Ganado is Jason's pickup, and the Dinka Enduro and the Crest kayak are parked at his safehouse. Whether the garage is shared hasn't been explained.

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