What to know
The Origin X1 is an open-canopy racer designed by Origin in collaboration with Alberto Vara and his company Infinity Customs. With the X1, gravlev handling and a compact footprint favour fast personal travel, scouting, and short surface transfers.
X1 specifications
Terrain, payload, and recovery in the X1
The X1 extends a crew's reach across the ground through the precise Origin gravlev controls, while its size and mobility keep transport and recovery practical. The X1 integrates this equipment into the bodywork so it remains part of the vehicle's working profile rather than an exposed add-on. The X1 uses Origin's sculpted bodywork to give the rider a clear view and a direct connection to the surface below.
X1's mobility, access, and payload
With the X1, gravlev handling and a compact footprint favour fast personal travel, scouting, and short surface transfers.
Development note: The X1 is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.22.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Mobility, payload, and surface access on the X1
The X1 earns its carrier space through the precise Origin gravlev controls, enough range for the planned ground route, and straightforward recovery at the ramp.
The X1 integrates this equipment into the bodywork so it remains part of the vehicle's working profile rather than an exposed add-on.
The X1 uses Origin's sculpted bodywork to give the rider a clear view and a direct connection to the surface below.
Check both bay dimensions and loading access before assigning the vehicle to a carrier.
Good visibility helps the driver avoid people, cargo, and rough ground.
Origin performance in a personal grav bike
The X1 turns short surface travel into a focused riding experience. Its compact gravlev frame, responsive thrusters, and Origin finish suit an owner who wants a personal vehicle that feels deliberate rather than purely utilitarian.
A sculpted single-seat runabout built around precise control
Place the X1 where the driver can see the route and turn back if needed.
Use the precise Origin gravlev controls within the grip, clearance, visibility, and range available to the X1.
Keep enough range and vehicle condition after using the precise Origin gravlev controls to return to the carrier.
Take the precise Origin gravlev controls beyond the landing zone
The X1 carries people or equipment beyond the landing zone with the precise Origin gravlev controls, while keeping enough range to return to the ramp.
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Land where the X1 can start its surface route
The carrier should not have to land beside the destination if the X1 can safely cover the remaining ground.
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Use the precise Origin gravlev controls across the terrain
On the X1, terrain and access at the destination determine how the crew puts the precise Origin gravlev controls to work.
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Keep passengers and equipment ready to use
The X1 carries its passengers or cargo to the destination in good condition and stays ready for the return to the carrier.
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Load the X1 for the trip home
The X1 returns before range, damage, weather, or changing terrain closes the route to the carrier.
X1's surface equipment in detail
The X1 uses its precise Origin gravlev controls after the carrier ramp comes down, with terrain, payload, and recovery shaping the work away from the ship.
The X1's Alberto Vara styling combines a modern finish with details drawn from earlier designs.
A pilot-controlled Size 1 gun gives the X1 a basic defensive option during surface travel.
Clearance and surface control determine how far the X1 can move away from prepared roads and pads.
The X1 uses its small carrying capacity for the person, supplies, or gear needed beyond the ship.
The X1 carries people and equipment across the final ground leg
The operator watches the terrain, payload, vehicle condition, and route back to the carrier.
Plan a safe return route for the X1
The X1 uses its precise Origin gravlev controls away from the ramp while the operator manages visibility, traction, nearby people, and carrier access.
Reading the terrain before departure keeps the X1 from spending its range or payload on a route it cannot finish.
The X1's operator plans the route, payload, and return to the carrier around the limits of the precise Origin gravlev controls.
On the X1, range, damage, and changing terrain still matter after arriving at the destination.
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