What to know
The Aopoa Nox Kue is a limited-edition open-canopy gravlev racer created to mark the first Nox offered to Human riders. Its brushed-silver finish gives the Kue a distinct identity, while the lightweight Xi'an chassis remains focused on speed and precise surface control.
Nox Kue specifications
Repeatable speed in the Nox Kue
A quick launch is only one part of the Nox Kue's performance. The race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity has to remain controllable through braking zones, direction changes, and the final sector. The gravlev drive holds the Nox Kue roughly one metre above the surface, letting it skim over rough ground and water while remaining responsive to the rider. Light weight, responsive controls, and performance-focused propulsion give the Nox Kue the precision needed across a complete course.
Control, cooling, and confidence at speed in the Nox Kue
The Nox Kue's light gravlev chassis skims over broken ground and rewards smooth height, lean, and direction changes across a surface course.
Development note: The Nox Kue is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.1.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Nox Kue's performance systems
The Nox Kue turns the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity into repeatable lap time through precise control and stable response across the course.
The gravlev drive holds the Nox Kue roughly one metre above the surface, letting it skim over rough ground and water while remaining responsive to the rider.
Light weight, responsive controls, and performance-focused propulsion give the Nox Kue the precision needed across a complete course.
The pilot builds speed without creating extra work at the first braking point.
Small steering inputs keep the vehicle settled at high speed.
The commemorative Nox built for Human riders
The Nox Kue was created to mark the first Nox offered to Human riders, pairing a distinctive brushed-silver finish with the lightweight open-canopy chassis. Kue means thrust in Xi'an, a fitting name for a limited edition that remains fully focused on racing performance.
Brushed-silver identity on a race-bred Xi'an gravlev
Use the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity to build speed without compromising the Nox Kue's position for the first turn.
Use smooth control inputs to carry the speed from the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity through linked corners and gates.
Check heat, damage, and control response after the run before asking more from the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity.
Run a full course in the Nox Kue
The Nox Kue turns the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity into a complete lap through careful setup, clean control inputs, and the discipline to preserve speed through the final sector.
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Height with the Nox Kue
For the Nox Kue, a racing run begins with fuel, cooling, and controls set for the hardest parts of the course.
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Use the Nox Kue's acceleration without overshooting the first turn
The pilot accelerates the Nox Kue while preserving grip or control for the first direction change.
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Flow with the Nox Kue
The Nox Kue's pilot uses the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity to carry momentum through linked turns rather than chasing one burst of top speed.
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Separate setup problems from driving or flying mistakes
The next Nox Kue run improves when the pilot separates a line problem from a control or cooling problem.
Nox Kue's race-day details
The Nox Kue combines its race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity with low mass, predictable controls, and stable braking so the pilot can carry speed through the whole course.
The Nox Kue's molded carbon-composite body keeps weight low for quick acceleration and responsive handling over the ground or in vacuum.
When the Nox Kue is active, its articulated back plate expands to provide additional protection behind the rider.
Race-tuned propulsion helps the Nox Kue recover momentum without turning every exit into a correction.
Predictable response lets the Nox Kue hold a line while the course demands quick changes in direction.
Set up the Nox Kue for the entire course
The pilot controls the setup, braking points, racing line, and every correction made on the course.
Tune the machine around the lap ahead
The pilot sets up the Nox Kue's race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity for the course, then links braking, steering, and acceleration into a faster lap.
Set the Nox Kue up for the slowest corner and longest acceleration zone, not only top speed.
The Nox Kue's pilot keeps the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity usable by linking each braking point to the next acceleration zone.
On the Nox Kue, after the run, the pilot reviews braking points, line choice, and how the race-bred chassis and brushed-silver Kue identity behaved before adjusting the setup.
See the Nox Kue in action
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Find your Nox Kue
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