GTA 6 Vehicles: Every Vehicle Spotted in the Trailers

Both official trailers show a wide range of vehicles across Leonida, and this guide covers only what is actually visible in that footage. Rockstar has not published any vehicle names or stats, so this guide deliberately uses no in-game names — only the vehicle classes you can see on screen.

Sports cars are the most visible class: low-slung coupes and muscle cars racing through Vice City streets in Trailer 2, with neon-lit styling and beachfront driving in Trailer 1. The trailers show them as the everyday fast cars of Vice City, but their names, top speeds and handling are all unconfirmed.

Supercars appear in Vice City's nightlife scenes — high-end, low-profile cars among the city's bright lights. Motorcycles weave through Vice City traffic in Trailer 2 as well. In both cases, what the trailers confirm is that these classes exist in the game; nothing about specific models or performance has been published.

Trucks cover the rougher side of Leonida: rugged pickup trucks in the rural scenes around Ambrosia, and a semi truck on the highways near Port Gellhorn. The trailers show them as working vehicles in the state's less glamorous places, which fits the range of environments the game covers. As with every other class here, names and specs are unconfirmed.

Boats are confirmed by the water itself. Trailer 2 shows a speedboat cutting across the waters of the Leonida Keys, an airboat gliding through the Grassrivers wetlands, and a fishing boat in the waters around the Keys. Boats are clearly part of how Leonida is travelled — but which boats you can drive, and how they handle, is unconfirmed.

Aircraft round out the list: a seaplane flying over coastal Leonida and a helicopter above the Vice City skyline both appear in the trailers. Their presence confirms that the sky is part of the game, but no aircraft names, stats or flight mechanics have been officially detailed.

The honest summary is short: six vehicle classes are visible in the trailers — sports cars, supercars, motorcycles, trucks, boats and aircraft — and every name, stat and handling detail attached to any of them online is unconfirmed. Once the game launches on November 19, 2026, we will test handling per vehicle class and publish verified driving guides based on actual play.

Sources: the vehicles in this guide are those visible in Rockstar Games' Trailer 1 (December 5, 2023) and Trailer 2 (May 6, 2025). For the latest official information, check Rockstar's official GTA VI site at https://www.rockstargames.com/VI.