On this page, you find a complete guide to all vehicles and cars in GTA 6, with all the information known so far. This GTA 6 Vehicles Database will include the full list of all GTA 6 Cars, Motorcycles, Helicopters, Planes, Boats, and special vehicles that you will be able to buy or steal in GTA 6 when the game comes out for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
This is the list of new and returning vehicles that have been confirmed so far to be in Grand Theft Auto VI due to them appearing in the official trailers of the game, official screenshots, or the leaks from September 2022. We've already seen over 200 vehicles confirmed to be in the game.
We will always keep this page updated, staying on top of any GTA 6 vehicles confirmation, whether in screenshots, trailers, latest rumors, or any type of leaks. For each revealed GTA 6 vehicle, we will add detailed information and statistics, along with pictures, their real-life counterparts, and much more.
We can expect vehicles in GTA 6 to look amazing, with incredible attention to detail to the body and interiors. What GTA 6 vehicles would you like to see in the game? Let us know in the comments below!
Of course, this is only the list of the currently known and confirmed vehicles. There will be many more vehicles in GTA 6 which are yet to be seen or discovered.
The following is a list of additional new vehicles that have never appeared in a Grand Theft Auto game before, but have been spotted in the leaked footage, meaning they will be making their debut in the series:
Of course, these are the real-life counterparts of the mentioned vehicles. Their in-game names are not known yet.
The following are other vehicle-related features that have been confirmed or leaked for Grand Theft Auto VI:
The number of vehicles included in the Grand Theft Auto series has gotten bigger and bigger over the years, and with GTA 6 being the most ambitious project that Rockstar has ever created, we can expect at least 300 vehicles in GTA 6 at launch, which would be the highest in the series.
For comparison, here are some numbers from the previous games in the series:
GTA 5 featured over 250 vehicles at launch, but Rockstar Games have then added over 500 DLC vehicles throughout the years, with the total number of GTA V & GTA Online vehicles now being over a staggering 750 vehicles.
In Grand Theft Auto V, cars were divided into multiple classes such as Supercars, Sports Cars, Sedans, Coupes, Muscle Cars, and more. The game also included a variety of other vehicles such as SUVs, Vans, Off-Road, and Military Vehicles. We can definitely expect the same Class System and variety of vehicles to return in GTA 6, with probably an even higher number of vehicles at launch.
It needs to be said that many of the GTA Online vehicles added with DLC updates included all kinds of crazy vehicles such as Flying Bikes, Weaponized Vehicles, Armored Vehicles, large Command Centers, Open-Wheel (Formula 1) cars, and more. It will be interesting to see whether Rockstar carries over this approach to GTA 6, or if they decide to scale back on the over-the-top style.
Below we compiled a list of classic cars and trademark vehicles that are pretty much guaranteed to appear in GTA 6, due to them being a staple of the Grand Theft Auto series.
These include some of the most iconic vehicles of the franchise and those that made the most appearances in the GTA series, which means we can surely expect them to be part of the GTA 6 vehicles list as well.
Here below you can find the full text list of GTA 6 Vehicles confirmed for the game.
It's Grand Theft Auto, so as you can expect, it will be possible to simply find and steal cars and vehicles from the street and various map locations.
Also, there will surely be various ways to purchase cars and vehicles, such as from the in-game internet like GTA V. There are rumors that it will also be possible to buy vehicles from car dealerships/showrooms.
It's also possible that, like GTA 5, the GTA 6 protagonists may already have their own personal cars and bikes, which will stick with you throughout the course of the game.
Once acquired, you will be able to store your vehicles inside the Safehouses and Garages owned by the protagonists. However, we hope that GTA 6 features a better system when it comes to saving the cars you purchased.
In GTA 5 story mode, vehicles could not be insured, meaning that once they were lost or destroyed, they were gone forever. We hope to see this changed in GTA 6, in a way that owned vehicles permanently remain with you, similarly to GTA Online.
Yes, absolutely. We can be certain that there will be vehicles customization in GTA 6.
After being first introduced in GTA San Andreas, modding vehicles with a multitude of aesthetics and performance upgrades became a huge feature in Grand Theft Auto V.
It will definitely be possible to upgrade GTA 6 cars and vehicles with a wide range of customizations, including Liveries, Car Body, Engine, Brakes, Lights, Suspension, Transmission, Wheels, Windows, Turbo Tuning, and probably even Explosives and Weapons in some cases.
There will likely be various mod shops, with different types of customizations offered by each. One of the confirmed mod shop in GTA 6 seem to be called "Ride Out Customs".
Our prediction is that yes, there will be first-person driving in GTA 6.
While all classic GTA were exclusively third-person games, this changed when Rockstar release the PS4, Xbox One, and PC editions of Grand Theft Auto V, where they introduced a full-fledged First Person mode.
We expect that GTA 6 will feature both 3rd person and 1st person mode at launch, coming with first-person cockpit views for vehicles, fully modeled interiors, working speedometers, gas dials, radio, and instrument panel lighting.
Despite not using officially licensed names, the vehicles in Grand Theft Auto games have always been inspired by real-life vehicles.
The same will go for GTA 6, which will feature many replicas of real-life cars. However, they will not use the names or badges of the real vehicles, to avoid copyright and legal issues.
An important reason why Rockstar doesn't use licensed cars is likely due to real-life manufacturers not wanting to associate their vehicles with the chaos that ensues in a Grand Theft Auto game. All car brands advertise themselves as safe and reliable, so they wouldn't want players to freely use them in all sorts of crimes, shootouts, or be destroy them in crazy accidents.
This is why Rockstar prefers creating replicas inspired by real cars, but not using the exact car license or name. The in-game car manufacturers used in the GTA series are also based on real-life vehicle brands:
Every Grand Theft Auto game in the series is famous for its Cheat Codes, many of which allow you to spawn various cars and vehicles.
We can be sure that GTA 6 will come with several cheat codes that will spawn sports cars, motorcycles, planes, and hopefully even a return of the Tank cheat.
For all the details known so far (and in the future) about GTA 6 car cheats, check out our dedicated guides:
This was the guide for everything we know about GTA 6 cars and vehicles so far. What vehicles would you like to see in GTA 6? Let us know in the comments below!
For more information on Grand Theft Auto VI, visit our GTA 6 main section, where we'll post all the latest news, guides, and information on the next chapter of the GTA series.
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