Do you want to know which cars will be in GTA VI? Ever since Rockstar Games released the official trailers and screenshots, the gaming community has been wondering what cars will be in GTA 6, how many will they be, and what new things will be there in vehicle physics this time around?
In this article, we’ll take you step by step through what the GTA 6 confirmed cars list is, which iconic brands are returning, and how the game is going to change the driving experience.
How many vehicles will be there in GTA VI?
GTA V had quite a few vehicles in total, but GTA VI is going to go much further. According to official trailers, screenshots, and leaks, GTA VI will have over 200 confirmed vehicles, including cars, bikes, boats, helicopters, and planes.
It’s not just about numbers. Each vehicle has been designed with next-gen hardware in mind. That means fully functioning dashboards, dynamic lighting, animated mirrors, and moving sun visors, things that weren’t in GTA V at all.
GTA VI Vehicle Brands
Rockstar Games never uses the names of real car brands. They have their own fictional brands that are inspired by real brands. These brands have been confirmed in GTA VI:
| GTA Brand | Real Life Inspiration | Which vehicles |
|---|---|---|
| Pegassi | Lamborghini / Pagani | High-End Supercars |
| Grotti | Ferrari | Italian Exotic Cars |
| Benefactor | Mercedes-Benz | Luxury Sedans and SUVs |
| Vapid | Ford | Trucks, Police Cars |
| Pfister | Porsche | Sports and GT Cars |
| Bravado | Dodge / Ram | Muscle Cars, Heavy Trucks |
| Invetero Coquette D10 | Corvette | Mid-Engine Sports Cars |
| Schyster | Chrysler / Audi | Performance Sedans |
These brands were also present in GTA V, but will arrive in GTA VI with new models and better detailing. Each brand will have its own identity, and seeing a mix of them on the streets of Vice City will be a unique experience.
Confirmed Supercars and Sports Cars
If there’s one thing you’ll see most often on the neon-lit streets of Vice City, it’s Italian supercars and sporty vehicles. GTA VI has some very special confirmed supercars:
Grotti Carbonizzare (New Version)
GTA V also had Carbonizzare, but the one in GTA VI will be on a whole new level. It’s inspired by the Ferrari 812 Superfast. New sharp body lines, a more futuristic design, and next-gen engine sounds are all new. It’ll feel different driving it down the highways of Vice City.
Pegasus new flagship
Official Trailer 2 glimpsed a low-slung supercar clearly inspired by the Lamborghini Temerario. It appears to be the new top-of-the-line model for the Pegassi brand. Its design is aggressive and modern, making it a delight to look at.
Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio
The Porsche-inspired Pfister Comet is a classic GTA car. The S2 Cabrio version has been confirmed for GTA VI, featuring a highly detailed convertible mechanism. Cruising the Vice City beaches with the hood open is a must-see.
Invetero Coquette D10
This mid-engine sports car is inspired by General Motors’ Corvette C8. This version of GTA VI will come in much better detail than the first. With a rear mid-engine layout, wide haunches, and a flat nose, this car is a delight to look at and drive.
Muscle Cars and American Classics
The Florida-inspired setting means that American muscle culture will play a big role in GTA VI. “Donk” culture, meaning classic big-body sedans with oversized flashy wheels, will be a big part of Vice City.
Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire
Inspired by the Dodge Challenger Hellcat, this car was also in GTA V Online, but it’s been completely redesigned in GTA VI.
Wider body, more aggressive front fascia, and better performance. This will be one of the fastest muscle cars in GTA VI.
Bravado Buffalo STX
This Dodge Charger-inspired muscle sedan was also seen in the trailer. The police department also uses a version of it, inspired by the Ford Police Interceptor. Meaning, the police may have the same car you’re driving, an interesting situation!
Declasse Impaler SZ
Inspired by the old 90s Chevy Impala SS, this “sleeper” sedan is quite special. It looks like a simple family car on the outside, but underneath, it’s a performance beast. Perfect for low-profile missions the police won’t even suspect.
Schyster PMP 700
This new performance sedan is inspired by modern designs from Audi and Chrysler. Its design is clean and sophisticated. It perfectly represents the high-end criminal lifestyle.
Off-Road and Heavy Duty Vehicles
Leonida State, outside of Vice City, has plenty of places you’ll need off-road vehicles: the swamps of Grassrivers, Leonida Keys, and muddy backroads.
Vapid Caracara 4×4
Inspired by the Ford Raptor R, this massive truck is clearly visible in official trailers. Most importantly, in the trailers, you can clearly see the suspension actually working as the truck climbs over curbs. This isn’t just a show, it’s real physics.
Swamp Buggy
A special “Swamp Buggy” has been confirmed for the Everglades-inspired Grassrivers area. These are massive, high-seating rigs designed to operate in shallow water and mud. They’ll come in handy in swamp areas with alligators.
Police Vehicles
In GTA VI, the police will have two main vehicles: a patrol car inspired by the Ford Crown Victoria and an SUV inspired by the Ford Police Interceptor Utility. The police AI will also be much smarter than in GTA V, so avoiding these vehicles will be more difficult than before.
Motorcycles, Boats and Aircraft
GTA VI isn’t just about cars. To explore all of Vice City, you’ll need a variety of vehicles.
Motorcycles
The official trailers show several motorcycles clearly inspired by sport bikes and cruiser bikes. Riding a motorcycle on the beach roads of Vice City will be a thrill in itself. The exact models have not yet been officially confirmed, but it’s clear from the trailer footage that the collection of bikes will be quite large.
Boats and Water Vehicles
Vice City’s setting is Florida-inspired, meaning water plays a large role. Speedboats, yachts, and smaller watercraft are clearly visible in the official trailers. Underwater exploration is also possible, so submarines or underwater vehicles are also expected.
Helicopters and Planes
Air travel is also returning in full force in GTA VI. Helicopters are clearly visible in the trailers. Vice City’s airport has been confirmed, so commercial planes, private jets, and small aircraft will also be in the game.
GTA VI Vehicle Physics
This section is very important because just having vehicles is not enough, how it will feel to drive them matters more.
In GTA VI, the rubber actually squishes when you take a hard turn. Tire deformation is visible in real-time. This feature was completely absent in GTA V. Now, if you apply racing slicks to your muscle car and go on muddy roads, the car will slip just like in real life.
Each wheel has its own independent suspension that reacts to every pothole and bump. Trailer footage of the Vapid Caracara truck clearly shows one side’s wheel lifting while the other stays on the ground. This level of detail was never seen in GTA V.
In GTA V, the damage was generic; if the car was hit, smoke would come out of the engine. GTA VI has “point-of-impact” deformation. If you hit a pole on the left fender, fluid would leak only from that specific side. The damage is very realistic and logical.
In GTA V, the dashboards were static textures that simply displayed nothing. In GTA VI, the dashboards are fully functioning digital displays. Time of day and passing streetlights are reflected in the interior. This level of immersion has never been seen before in the GTA series.
In GTA Online, customization was purely visual. In GTA VI, installing a spoiler actually increases downforce. Changing the tire profile genuinely affects grip, especially in tropical storms. Now, every modification has a meaning.
GTA V vs GTA VI (Vehicles Comparison)
| Feature | GTA V | GTA VI |
|---|---|---|
| Total Vehicles | ~350 (including DLC) | 200+ confirmed (and increasing) |
| Interior Detail | Static textures | Fully working dashboards |
| Tire Physics | Basic | Real deformation |
| Damage System | Generic smoke | Point-of-impact deformation |
| Customization Impact | Visual only | Performance affects |
| Off-road Physics | Basic | Terrain-specific handling |
| Weather Effect on Cars | Minimal | The car will shake in the hurricane |
| Police Vehicles | Basic AI | Advanced PIT maneuvers |
| Unique Culture Vehicles | Limited | Donk culture, Swamp buggies |
| Water Vehicles | Boats, Submarines | Expanded water vehicle collection |
This comparison clearly shows that GTA VI is not just a new version of GTA V, it is a completely new world where cars behave like characters.
What to expect on the streets of Vice City?
The setting of GTA VI is Florida-inspired, and this setting directly impacts the diversity of the vehicles.
Vice City Strip: Neon-lit supercars, luxury sedans, and flashy muscle cars just like those found on Miami’s Ocean Drive. Cruising Vice City at night will be a completely different experience.
Grassrivers Swamp Area: You’ll find heavy-duty off-road trucks, swamp buggies, and water vehicles here. Taking a regular sports car into an area with alligators is also useless.
Leonida Keys: The perfect blend of beach and water. Speedboats, jet skis, and convertible sports cars make everything here feel relaxed and luxurious.
Mount Kalaga National Park: Rugged off-road vehicles are essential for the mountainous terrain. 4×4 trucks and ATVs work best here.
Port Gellhorn: The industrial area will accommodate heavy trucks, cargo vehicles, and working boats. The vehicles here will be very useful depending on the missions.
Important Tips for New Players
If you come directly from GTA Online to GTA VI, there are some mistakes that will definitely happen because the physics are completely different now.
Don’t Lower Your Car Too Much: A “slammed” car bottoms out in rough terrain outside Vice City. Now ground clearance genuinely matters. If you want to go off-road, get a proper off-road vehicle.
Take the police lightly: The new Vapid Interceptor and Buffalo STX variants perform very aggressive PIT maneuvers. If you’re in a 5-star chase, you’ll want a vehicle with a heavy mass; it’ll be difficult to outrun the police with a sports car.
Choose Tires Thoughtfully: When you put racing slicks on a muscle car and go into a swamp, traction loss is very real. Choosing tires according to the terrain is now a skill, not just a cosmetic choice.
Watch the weather: Driving in a hurricane is a new challenge in GTA VI. Low-profile, heavy vehicles perform better during this time. Light supercars can be very difficult to control in a hurricane.
Future of Vehicles in GTA VI Online
Rockstar has confirmed that GTA VI Online will launch, and leaks suggest it could arrive as early as Christmas 2026. Like GTA V Online, new vehicles will be regularly added to GTA VI Online via updates.
In GTA V Online, we’ve seen a number of rare and special vehicles arrive over the years, including flying cars, armored vehicles, and military tanks. This pattern will likely be even greater in GTA VI Online. Given the Vice City setting, hovercraft, amphibious vehicles, and advanced military hardware are also expected.
The biggest selling point of GTA Online has always been its vehicles. The release of a new vehicle creates excitement throughout the community. This cycle will be even more powerful in GTA VI Online, as the base game’s vehicles are already so detailed.
Conclusion
The vehicle list in GTA VI isn’t just a list; it’s a promise that Rockstar Games didn’t waste 13 years of time. Every single vehicle, whether it’s a supercar from the Vice City strip or a swamp buggy from Grassrivers, is designed like a real character.
200+ confirmed vehicles, next-gen physics, real tire deformation, working interiors, weather-affected handling, and terrain-specific performance all come together to make GTA VI a new standard of driving experience.
When you drive your first car on the streets of Vice City on November 19, 2026, you’ll understand why the 13-year wait was worth it.
This article is based on officially confirmed trailers, Rockstar screenshots, and reliable gaming sources. GTA VI will release on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on 19 November 2026.
