What to know
The Origin 400i is a high-performance luxury pathfinder for a crew that wants to explore without giving up privacy or a refined interior. Long-range systems, climate-controlled components, a 42-SCU hold, and a dedicated X1 bike bay support the journey beyond the landing pad.
400i specifications
Origin comfort wrapped around a serious pathfinder
The 400i combines expedition range and protected ship systems with private accommodation and generous outward views. Its separate nose garage keeps an X1 or similar bike ready for surface travel without consuming the main cargo space behind it.
A smaller expedition ship with a complete life aboard
The 400i does not chase the scale of a Carrack or the opulence of an 890 Jump. It gives a small crew a composed long-range home, practical cargo capacity, and local transport in a ship that remains manageable to own and fly.
Development note: The 400i is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.15.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Range, fieldwork, and support systems on the 400i
The 400i uses the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage to begin the investigation, then relies on range, supplies, and field equipment to continue it and return.
A separate drop-down nose garage carries an Origin X1 or similarly compact gravlev vehicle without taking over the main hold.
The main cargo space carries expedition supplies, equipment, or commercial freight independently of the bike bay.
Protected component rooms help keep important ship systems within a controlled working environment.
A dedicated station lets the crew compare scans and decide which contacts deserve a closer look.
Storage and working access keep suits, tools, and surface equipment ready for fieldwork.
The 400i pathfinder and surface-travel package
Navigation, scanning, fuel, and crew support are arranged for journeys beyond familiar routes.
Long-range pathfinder systems
Use the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage to decide which signal, location, or route deserves more of the 400i's time and supplies.
Use the 400i's surface access and expedition gear to confirm what the sensors detected.
Save the maps, samples, and scan records gathered through the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage for the journey home.
From first scan to field exploration
An expedition in the 400i begins with a destination, uses the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage for a closer investigation, and preserves the range and equipment needed for the return.
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Plan the expedition route and return
The 400i leaves port with a destination, a fieldwork plan, and enough fuel and supplies for the return.
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Let the first scan guide the closer investigation
The 400i's crew uses the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage to investigate the site, then records maps, readings, and findings for the return journey.
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Take the investigation beyond a map marker
Aboard the 400i, a discovery may need a rover, shuttle, suit, laboratory, or specialist rather than another pass over the same coordinates.
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Keep enough range and supplies for the journey back
The 400i leaves the site with enough fuel, supplies, and ship condition to protect the crew and findings on the way home.
400i's exploration systems
The 400i uses its long-range systems and dedicated bike garage to start an investigation, then provides the range, field equipment, supplies, and living space needed to continue away from port.
Sleeping and living spaces give the crew privacy and comfort over longer missions.
Broad views and Origin interior design make the time in transit part of the expedition rather than dead space between sites.
Aboard the 400i, route planning and fuel awareness give the crew enough margin to use the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage beyond familiar stops.
For the 400i, equipment, storage, and access help the crew investigate a discovery once a promising site is found.
Life aboard the 400i on a long expedition
The crew plans the route, fieldwork, supplies, maintenance, and return journey together.
Use the 400i's sensors to choose where the expedition goes next
The crew uses the 400i's long-range systems and dedicated bike garage to investigate the destination while managing navigation, fieldwork, supplies, and the journey home.
A clear expedition goal tells the 400i which route, specialists, and field equipment to carry.
Aboard the 400i, navigation, field work, supplies, and findings remain part of the same expedition plan.
The 400i combines long-range supplies, maintenance access, and secure storage with the long-range systems and dedicated bike garage for work far from port.
See the 400i in action
Watch official footage of the 400i in action and see it from every angle.
Find your 400i
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