GTA 5 launched with around 250 vehicles. By 2026, GTA Online has added hundreds more over thirteen years of updates. GTA 6 is launching with over 296 confirmed vehicles before a single player has touched the game — and that number is based only on what Rockstar has shown in official trailers, screenshots, and the Netflix extended look. The actual launch count will be higher.
This is the most complete rundown of GTA 6’s confirmed vehicle roster available right now, organized by class, with real-world counterparts where confirmed and honest notes on what each vehicle class brings to the Leonida setting. Every entry here comes from Rockstar-shown footage or official materials. Where a vehicle is leaked but not officially confirmed, that is clearly noted.
One thing worth saying upfront: prices and top speed figures for GTA 6 vehicles do not exist yet. Any guide publishing specific in-game prices or exact performance stats before November 19, 2026 is inventing them. This guide does not do that.
How GTA 6 Vehicles Work — Confirmed Mechanics
Before the list, here is what Rockstar has officially confirmed about how vehicles function in GTA 6:
Purchasing: Vehicles can be bought from car dealerships and showrooms located across Leonida. The dealership system appears more integrated into the world than GTA Online’s website-based purchasing.
Customization: Mod shops are confirmed across Leonida, each with a specific purpose and set of modifications. Different shops handle different customization types rather than one shop doing everything.
Pay and Spray: The classic Pay and Spray returns — repaint cars to break police chases, repair damage, assess vehicle value, or register stolen vehicles.
Nitrous: Confirmed for GTA 6. Available during driving and racing.
First and third-person driving: Both confirmed, matching GTA 5’s camera options with significantly upgraded rendering from ray-traced global illumination.
Public transport: A tram system that players can enter and ride seamlessly is confirmed, alongside fast travel options.
Supercars & Sports Cars — The Headlines
The supercar class is where GTA games have always shown off, and GTA 6 is no different. Here are the standout confirmed entries.
Grotti Cheetah Classic — Based on the 1984 Ferrari Testarossa. Two-door, sports classics class. Confirmed in official screenshots and notably included in the Ultimate Edition pre-order bonus as a ’95 variant with its own Ocean Beach garage. The Cheetah is one of GTA’s oldest and most beloved vehicles — its return in Vice City, the setting where it was most at home, is a deliberate piece of fan service that lands perfectly.
Pegassi Infernus Classic — The Infernus is another long-running GTA supercar that has been spotted in trailer footage. Based broadly on Lamborghini styling, it fits the neon-soaked Vice City aesthetic better than almost any other vehicle in the confirmed lineup.
Pfister Comet Retro Custom — Benny’s widebody conversion of the Comet, based on Porsche 911 styling. Confirmed returning from GTA Online. One of the most recognizable sports cars in the GTA universe.
Grotti Turismo Classic — Spotted in trailer footage. Italian supercar aesthetic, confirmed in the sports classics category.
Principe Alvino V1 — A sports motorcycle shown in official GTA 6 imagery and cover art. One of the most visually prominent confirmed motorcycles in the lineup.
Muscle Cars & Classics — American Iron
Vice City’s Florida setting means American muscle is front and center in GTA 6’s aesthetic. The confirmed muscle and classic class vehicles reflect that.
Albany Buccaneer — Two-door coupe in the muscle class. Confirmed returning to GTA 6. A GTA staple that fits Vice City’s cruising aesthetic perfectly.
Vapid Chino — Two-seat muscle coupe, convertible into the Chino Custom at mod shops. Confirmed from GTA Online and appearing in trailer footage.
Karin Futo — Rear-wheel-drive sport compact known for drifting. Confirmed returning. One of the most popular cars in GTA Online’s community driving scene and its return is welcome.
Tulip M-100 — Based closely on a late-1970s Chevrolet Malibu coupe. Can be customized as a street car or drag build. A new addition to the series that fits the Vice City setting’s vintage aesthetic.
Albany Cadillac Eldorado — Two-door convertible in the classics class based on the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado. A genuinely iconic piece of American automotive history appearing in a setting where it visually belongs.
Trucks & Off-Road — Built for Leonida’s Terrain
Leonida’s geography — coastal islands, swampland, highland wilderness — demands a vehicle lineup that goes well beyond sports cars. The confirmed truck and off-road class reflects a more diverse world than Los Santos ever offered.
Vapid Sandking XL — Oversized tires, exposed suspension, extended cab. Based broadly on Ford’s Super Duty pickup range. Confirmed returning. One of GTA’s best off-road platforms and it looks even better in the Grassrivers environment.
Canis Pickup Truck — Based on the Jeep Scrambler (CJ-8). Two-door pickup, confirmed returning. The Leonida Keys and Grassrivers environments make this vehicle significantly more useful than it ever was in Los Santos.
Bravado Minivan — Four-door minivan based on the 5th-Gen Dodge Grand Caravan. Confirmed. Exactly the kind of vehicle that blends into Vice City’s civilian traffic and makes the world feel real.
Vapid Bobcat XL — Two-door pickup in the van class, based on the Chevrolet C/K Dually. Confirmed returning.
Motorcycles — Two Wheels in Vice City
The confirmed motorcycle lineup for GTA 6 covers everything from sports bikes to cruisers, which makes sense for a Florida-inspired setting where the weather and roads suit year-round riding.
Principe Alvino V1 — Sports motorcycle confirmed in cover art and official imagery. Visually prominent, appears designed for Vice City’s coastal roads.
Nagasaki Carbon RS — Sports bike based on the Ducati 1199. Confirmed in the motorcycle class. One of the highest-performance two-wheelers in the confirmed roster.
Western Daemon — Cruiser motorcycle, confirmed returning from GTA 5. The laid-back cruiser aesthetic fits the Keys and coastal areas of Leonida perfectly.
Aircraft — Flying Over Leonida
Nagasaki Buzzard Attack Chopper — The community response to the Buzzard’s confirmed return was enormous. It remains one of the most used vehicles in GTA Online history, and its appearance in story mode footage generated significant excitement. Five-bladed utility helicopter based on the Boeing AH-6. Confirmed.
Buckingham Maverick — Civilian helicopter, confirmed returning. Standard aerial transport and one of the most recognizable aircraft in GTA history.
GTA 6’s aircraft roster will expand significantly beyond what is confirmed now — the extended map with multiple distinct regions almost certainly requires more aerial transport options than Rockstar has revealed so far.
Boats & Water Vehicles — The Leonida Advantage
This is where GTA 6 genuinely separates itself from every previous entry. The Vice City setting — waterways, coastal Keys, swampland, and open ocean — makes water vehicles a primary mode of transport rather than an afterthought.
Bow Rider — Based on the Yamaha 255XD. Confirmed returning. Standard recreational boat that fits the Keys aesthetic.
Shitzu Squalo — High-speed boat confirmed in the Ultimate Edition pre-order content. One of GTA’s fastest water vehicles returning to a setting that actually has room to use its speed.
The Airboat / Fanboat — This is the most genuinely new vehicle type in GTA 6’s confirmed roster. An airboat built specifically for the swampland of Grassrivers — a type of vehicle that has never appeared in a GTA game before. The Everglades-inspired environment makes this not just a novelty but a practical transport solution for the region.
BTN Delmar — A container ship based on the Hyundai 5000. Confirmed. Large vessels appearing in the world adds to the port district feel of Vice City and creates new opportunities for heist setups and story missions.
Returning Fan Favourites — What’s Coming Back
Beyond the new additions, GTA 6 brings back a significant number of vehicles that GTA Online players have spent thousands of hours with. Confirmed returning vehicles include:
- Vapid Stanier — The iconic GTA sedan, returning as civilian, taxi, and police platform vehicle across Leonida
- Brute Boxville — Delivery van based on the Chevrolet Step-Van. Confirmed.
- Brute Rental Shuttle Bus — Airport service vehicle confirmed in Trailer 1
- Canis Freecrawler — Off-road SUV confirmed returning
The sheer number of returning vehicles signals that Rockstar wants GTA 6’s world to feel familiar in its texture even when the setting is new. Vice City should feel populated by the same variety of traffic that made San Andreas feel alive.
Vehicle Features Unique to GTA 6
Several confirmed mechanics represent genuine improvements over how vehicles worked in GTA 5.
Ray-traced reflections on vehicles — Car bodies now reflect the environment in real-time using ray tracing. This changes how vehicles look when driving through Vice City’s neon-lit streets and reflective wet roads.
Improved damage modeling — Vehicle deformation appears more detailed in trailer footage, with damage that looks more physically accurate than GTA 5’s system.
Seamless entry into boats and trams — Public transport, including the tram system and boats, can be entered without a separate loading screen.
Nitrous boost — Available on supported vehicles during racing and driving. A mechanic from GTA Online’s racing scene confirmed for the base game.
How Many Vehicles Will GTA 6 Have at Launch?
The honest answer: we do not know exactly. The current confirmed count sits at 296 based on the GTABase database updated as of September 2026, drawing from official trailers, the Netflix extended look, and Rockstar’s own screenshots. Other tracking sites show slightly different numbers depending on whether they include leaked versus confirmed-only vehicles.
The GTA series has grown its vehicle count with every entry. GTA 5 launched with approximately 250 vehicles. Given that the current confirmed-only count is already approaching 300 before launch, and that Rockstar typically includes vehicles that have not appeared in any promotional material, 300 or more at launch is a reasonable expectation. Some community estimates go as high as 400 based on map size and the diversity of environments.
The real number arrives November 19.
Final Thoughts
GTA 6’s vehicle roster is the most diverse in the series’ history before a single player has touched the game. Supercars built for Vice City’s neon streets, airboats designed for Grassrivers’ swamps, the Buzzard returning to story mode, and a classic 1959 Cadillac Eldorado cruising the coastal roads of Leonida — the range of what is already confirmed tells you exactly what kind of open world Rockstar has built.
The full list will be updated the moment GTA 6 launches and the complete roster is discovered. Until November 19, what is confirmed here represents everything Rockstar has officially shown — and it is already more than most games launch with as their complete vehicle count.
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