GTA 6 Cars & Vehicles: Every Confirmed Vehicle So Far

Last updated: August 16, 2026

Over 200 individual vehicles have been spotted and tracked across GTA 6's official trailers and promotional material — cars, motorcycles, boats, planes, and helicopters — by fan trackers who catalogue every vehicle appearance. Rockstar Games has not issued its own statement confirming a total vehicle count. Those trackers have individually identified close to 200 models from official trailers, screenshots, and Rockstar's press kit, all with fully interactive interiors. Highlights include the return of fan favourites like the Buzzard Attack Chopper and a genuinely new vehicle type: the airboat for Leonida's swamps. Below is the confirmed picture, with leaked-but-unconfirmed extras kept separate.

Key Facts

How Many Vehicles Are in GTA 6?

Fan trackers cataloguing official material have counted more than 200 vehicles across GTA 6's trailers and screenshots, individually identifying close to that number already — well before launch. Rockstar Games has not published a total vehicle count of its own. For context, GTA V launched with a large roster that grew past 700 across a decade of GTA Online updates; GTA 6's launch garage is shaping up to be the deepest the series has offered on day one, and a third trailer is expected to reveal more.

Every vehicle also features fully interactive interiors — detailed dashboards, and even adjustable seats and steering-wheel positions — a step up in fidelity from GTA V.

Confirmed Vehicle Categories

GTA 6's lineup spans every classic category, using Rockstar's in-universe parody brands (Pegassi, Grotti, Obey, Pfister, Bravado, Vapid, Principe, Nagasaki, Shitzu, Dinka, Maibatsu, and more):

• Cars — from everyday sedans and SUVs to muscle cars and high-end supercars. The Pegassi supercar brand alone appears to have multiple models, alongside the returning Grotti Cheetah (an Ultimate Edition bonus).
• Motorcycles — confirmed to play a bigger role than in GTA V, with dirt bike racing called out as a side activity. Named bikes include the new Principe Alvino V1 and Maibatsu dirt bikes.
• Boats and watercraft — central to the water-heavy map: jet-skis (Speedophile Seashark), speedboats, yachts, and swamp craft.
• Aircraft — helicopters including the returning Nagasaki Buzzard Attack Chopper, plus planes.
• Public transport and utility — vans, trucks, and service vehicles.

Note: many models have been matched to real-world cars by the community, but Rockstar uses parody brand names, so real-world identifications are unofficial.

The Airboat — A Brand-New Vehicle Type

One standout is the airboat (fanboat) — a flat-bottomed, fan-propelled swamp boat that has never appeared in a GTA game before. It's purpose-built for the Everglades-inspired Grassrivers wetlands of Leonida, where regular boats can't go. Two variants have already surfaced (the standard Airboat and the “Airboat 09”), along with a swamp patrol boat, underlining how much the map's geography shaped the vehicle roster.

Mod Shops, Dealerships, and Storage

Vehicles tie directly into GTA 6's economy and customization:

• Mod shops are confirmed, letting you upgrade engines, brakes, suspension, transmission, wheels, lights, and paint. Some are locked to the Ultimate Edition — including Rideout Customs in Vice City and One-Eyed Willie's in Lake Leonida (see our Editions & Price guide).
• Dealerships and showrooms across the map let you buy vehicles outright.
• Safehouses and garages store your collection, and vehicle trunks double as weapon storage, linking driving to your combat loadout.

Does GTA 6 Have Real Car Brands?

No — GTA 6 uses fictional in-universe brands, not licensed real-world manufacturers. Names like Vapid, Grotti, Declasse, Albany and Schyster are Rockstar's own parody marques, the same approach every mainline Grand Theft Auto game has taken.

That has never meant the cars look invented. Rockstar models its vehicles closely on real ones and changes the badge, which is why players can usually name the real-world car a GTA vehicle is based on. Several vehicles in the official GTA 6 trailers have already been matched to specific real cars by the community, frame by frame.

Which Real Cars Have Been Spotted in GTA 6 Trailers?

Each of these vehicles is confirmed on screen in official Rockstar footage. The in-universe names beside them are community-identified, from frame analysis and datamining rather than any Rockstar statement — so treat the car as real and the name as a strong best guess:

• Chrysler 300 (2nd gen, LD) — Schyster PMP 700 — the most-discussed vehicle in Trailer 1. The car itself is clearly on screen; trackers identify it as the Schyster PMP 700, successor to GTA IV's PMP 600, styled on the second-generation Chrysler 300. Rockstar has not named it.
• Cadillac Seville SLS — Albany Primo Custom — identified as a returning vehicle from GTA 5 rather than a new model.
• Chevrolet Suburban — Albany Cavalcade (uncertain) — this one is genuinely unsettled. It has been read both as a new-generation Cavalcade and as an entirely new model. We are not picking a side until Rockstar or launch settles it.
• Pininfarina Battista — Grotti Furia — spotted in a night highway shot, returning from GTA 5.
• Chevrolet Malibu — Declasse Tulip M-100 — shown on oversized wheels. That detail matters beyond the car itself: a visibly modified vehicle in official footage is what indicates mod shops and customization return.

What Police Cars Are in GTA 6?

Vice City's police force uses vehicles based on the Ford Crown Victoria and the Ford Police Interceptor Utility, both visible in official Trailer 1 footage.

The Crown Victoria is the classic American police sedan and the Interceptor Utility is its modern SUV replacement, so seeing both suggests a mixed fleet rather than a single patrol car — which fits a state-sized map covering dense city, suburbs and open country. As with every vehicle on this page, the cars are confirmed by the footage; Rockstar has not published their in-universe names.

How the police actually behave once they are chasing you — the six-star scale, response times and how pursuits end — is covered in our GTA 6 wanted system guide.

Vehicle Physics and Handling

GTA 6's vehicles are more physically simulated than ever. Heavy vehicles show frame twisting and suspension sag when loaded or landing jumps, and handling changes noticeably between an empty and a fully loaded cargo bed. Motorcycles feature improved crash physics — clip a curb at speed and the rider ragdolls over the handlebars. On the water, boats create realistic wakes that bounce off hulls and shorelines. It all points to driving and riding that feels weightier and more reactive than GTA V.

Reported but Not Confirmed

These come mainly from leaks or community datamining and are not officially confirmed — treat as rumor:

• Specific unannounced models seen only in leaked 2022 footage
• Full vehicle counts, class breakdowns, and any performance stats
• Exact mod-shop pricing and which extra shops exist

We'll update as Rockstar confirms more — the expected gameplay trailer and further marketing should expand the confirmed list significantly.

Vehicle Gallery

Every official Ultimate Edition vehicle shot in our library — 26 images across the Cheetah, Squalo, Vapid Buggy, Wyman Car Collection, safehouse vehicles, and the Vintage Vice City Pack's Vapid Stanier.

© Rockstar Games. Mod-shop, apparel, and weapon shots from the same promotional set are excluded here — apparel/mod-shop imagery isn't pictured in this vehicle-only gallery, and weapon shots are on the Weapons page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Pages

• GTA 6 Gameplay — driving, combat, and the systems vehicles tie into
• GTA 6 Weapons — the loadout your vehicle trunk stores
• GTA 6 Map — the Leonida regions that shaped the vehicle roster
• GTA 6 Editions & Price — Ultimate Edition vehicles and mod shops

Sources

• racinggames.gg — "GTA 6 Car List: Every vehicle confirmed so far" (Trailer 1 vehicle identifications, incl. police vehicles)
• gtabase.com — "Schyster PMP 700 | GTA 6 Sedan Stats" (PMP 700 confirmed in Trailer 1; design based on the 2nd-gen Chrysler 300 LD)
• Rockstar Games — official GTA VI trailers, screenshots, and press kit (vehicle appearances)
• Rockstar Games — confirmed mod shops and interactive interiors
• Reporting cross-checked with: GTABase, GTA Intel, Driffle, AllThings.how, gtadb.net, RetroGems, GTA Vi Spot
• Leaked/unconfirmed items traced to the September 2022 footage and datamining — labelled as such