Lynx Rover Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The RSI Lynx is a luxury exploration rover created as the surface companion to the Constellation Phoenix. Its quiet two-passenger cabin, panoramic windows, enclosed body, six-wheel all-terrain chassis, and compact ship-friendly footprint keep premium travel intact after landing.
Lynx Rover specifications
Origin comfort beyond the landing pad
The Lynx Rover brings an enclosed two-passenger cabin, practical storage, and Origin's refined interior design to rough surface routes. It gives Phoenix owners and other travellers a comfortable way to continue the journey after the ship lands.
Designed to arrive with the Constellation Phoenix
The Lynx fits the Phoenix garage and can also travel inside many other large ships. That compact footprint makes it a natural final leg for owners who want the same quality of journey in orbit, at the landing zone, and across the surface.
Development note: The Lynx Rover is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.19.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Mobility, payload, and surface access on the Lynx Rover
Once unloaded, the Lynx Rover combines the two-passenger luxury cabin with the mobility and carrying capacity needed for work away from the ship.
Extra-large windows provide broad views of the landscape and make sightseeing part of the reason to take the Lynx.
The proven three-axle platform gives the Lynx dependable mobility across varied planetary surfaces.
A sealed cabin and reinforced windows keep passengers separated from weather, atmosphere, and everyday surface hazards.
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.
The Lynx passenger cabin
Premium seating and an enclosed interior give up to two passengers a comfortable place to travel away from the ship.
Two-passenger luxury cabin
Set the Lynx Rover down with open ground ahead and enough room to return.
Use the two-passenger luxury cabin within the grip, clearance, visibility, and range available to the Lynx Rover.
Keep enough range and vehicle condition after using the two-passenger luxury cabin to return to the carrier.
From departure to arrival in the Lynx Rover
The Lynx carries the Constellation Phoenix experience onto the ground, combining a quiet two-passenger cabin with the mobility needed to reach a remote site in comfort.
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Choose terrain that suits the Lynx Rover
The Lynx route begins with the Phoenix's landing point, the ground ahead, and a destination that gives passengers a calm way in and out.
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Load the Lynx Rover for the task
Passenger seating, storage, and the cabin route remain uncluttered while the rover carries the final surface leg.
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Use the Lynx Rover's strengths on the ground
The Lynx should reach the destination without letting rough terrain, abrupt inputs, or an avoidable obstacle disrupt the passenger cabin.
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Bring the Lynx Rover back to its carrier
Range, terrain, and the Phoenix's next movement determine when the Lynx turns back toward its carrier.
Lynx Rover's surface equipment in detail
The Lynx Rover uses its two-passenger luxury cabin after the carrier ramp comes down, with terrain, payload, and recovery shaping the work away from the ship.
The Lynx was sized to fit the Constellation Phoenix and remains compact enough for many other large ship garages.
A remote turret carrying two Size 1 guns give the driver a modest defensive option without changing the rover's luxury focus.
The Lynx Rover's mobility is practical only across ground its clearance and control systems can handle.
For the Lynx Rover, people, cargo, or specialist equipment remain accessible when the vehicle reaches the worksite.
The Lynx Rover extends an Origin journey across the surface
The Lynx Rover's driver manages terrain and vehicle condition while keeping the passenger journey calm and connected to the carrier.
The Lynx driver keeps the Phoenix experience intact on the ground
The Lynx Rover combines its two-passenger luxury cabin with all-terrain running gear, enclosed protection, practical storage, and a practical route back to the ship.
The operator plans the Lynx Rover's surface leg around visibility, grades, obstacles, and a practical place to turn or stop.
The Lynx Rover's operator uses the two-passenger luxury cabin to deliver people or equipment across terrain the carrier should not have to cross.
Aboard the Lynx Rover, range, changing terrain, vehicle condition, and the carrier's location remain part of a composed surface trip.
See the Lynx Rover in action
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