What to know
The Nox is a small open-canopy racing vehicle developed by the Xi'an Aopoa corporation. The Nox's light gravlev chassis follows broken terrain while giving the pilot precise control over height, lean, and direction.
Nox specifications
Repeatable speed in the Nox
A quick launch is only one part of the Nox's performance. The lightweight precision gravlev chassis has to remain controllable through braking zones, direction changes, and the final sector. Light weight, responsive controls, and performance-focused propulsion give the Nox the precision needed across a complete course. The Nox's molded carbon-composite body keeps weight low for quick acceleration and responsive handling over the ground or in vacuum.
Control and feedback aboard the Nox
The Nox's light gravlev chassis skims over broken ground and rewards smooth height, lean, and direction changes across a surface course.
Development note: The Nox 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.
Propulsion, control, and cooling on the Nox
The Nox turns the lightweight precision gravlev chassis into repeatable lap time through precise control and stable response across the course.
Light weight, responsive controls, and performance-focused propulsion give the Nox the precision needed across a complete course.
The Nox's molded carbon-composite body keeps weight low for quick acceleration and responsive handling over the ground or in vacuum.
The fastest start is useful only if the vehicle remains settled for the first turn.
The pilot uses light inputs to keep the vehicle stable through the fastest sections.
Xi'an gravlev response tuned for competition
The Nox is built to preserve momentum through linked turns rather than chase one headline speed figure. Its light frame and Xi'an-derived gravlev response reward smooth inputs and a rider who can keep the vehicle settled from launch to finish.
Light mass and precise control across a complete course
Use the lightweight precision gravlev chassis to build speed without compromising the Nox's position for the first turn.
Use smooth control inputs to carry the speed from the lightweight precision gravlev chassis through linked corners and gates.
Check heat, damage, and control response after the run before asking more from the lightweight precision gravlev chassis.
Gravlev Racer in action
The Nox rewards a pilot who can use the lightweight precision gravlev chassis across the whole course rather than chasing one impressive burst of speed.
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Tune lightweight precision gravlev chassis around the difficult sectors
Preparation starts with the sector most likely to upset the Nox's line or temperature.
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Use the Nox's acceleration without overshooting the first turn
A smooth launch builds speed without forcing the pilot to rescue the Nox before the first turn.
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Use lightweight precision gravlev chassis from one sector to the next
On the Nox, course setup and smooth control inputs help the pilot carry the benefits of the lightweight precision gravlev chassis from the first sector to the finish.
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Compare the line, braking, and control inputs
The next setup follows what the timer and the Nox's response showed on the course.
Nox's performance hardware in detail
The Nox combines its lightweight precision gravlev chassis with low mass, predictable controls, and stable braking so the pilot can carry speed through the whole course.
The Nox's anti-gravity drive crosses broken ground and water, but the bike still needs a carrier to move between a surface and space.
The Nox uses strong acceleration to carry speed from one corner or gate to the next.
Precise response lets the pilot place the Nox through linked turns without correcting away speed.
The rider still has to read obstacles and surface changes because the Nox remains close to the ground throughout the lap.
Set up the Nox for the whole lap
The vehicle rewards a pilot who can repeat precise braking and steering inputs throughout the course.
Control the Nox at racing speed
The pilot sets up the Nox's lightweight precision gravlev chassis for the course, then links braking, steering, and acceleration into a faster lap.
The Nox needs a setup that remains predictable through the most demanding turns.
The Nox's pilot keeps the lightweight precision gravlev chassis usable by linking each braking point to the next acceleration zone.
On the Nox, after the run, the pilot reviews braking points, line choice, and how the lightweight precision gravlev chassis behaved before adjusting the setup.
See the Nox in action
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Find your Nox
Explore in-stock Nox ships, upgrades, and game packages available from The Impound.