STV Buggy Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The STV is a personal transport ground vehicle developed by Greycat Industrial. On the STV Buggy, seats, manageable size, and all-terrain mobility make the ship a practical way to move people and equipment after landing.
STV Buggy specifications
The ground work that begins after landing
The STV is a compact off-road buggy for short trips from a carrier to a surface destination. Rear storage carries two handboxes, while the roll cage, spare tire, and simple open layout suit practical exploration and delivery work away from prepared roads.
The practical limits behind the STV Buggy's ground work
Seats, manageable size, and all-terrain mobility make the STV Buggy a practical way to move people and equipment after landing.
Development note: The STV Buggy is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.17.3. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
The systems behind the STV Buggy
The STV Buggy earns its carrier space through the off-road chassis and rear storage, enough range for the planned ground route, and straightforward recovery at the ramp.
A compact all-terrain chassis gives the STV ground clearance and control across rough ground for recreation, local transport, and work around remote sites.
A compact rear compartment carries two handboxes for deliveries and recovered items.
A roll cage protects the occupants, while a spare-tire mount supports travel away from prepared roads.
A suitable transport must fit the vehicle without blocking other cargo or equipment.
Wide sightlines make it easier to work safely around a busy landing area.
A compact buggy for work beyond prepared roads
The STV carries two people and their equipment away from the carrier on a small, rugged chassis. Rear storage, a roll cage, and a spare tire suit scouting, deliveries, and practical surface travel where a luxury cabin would add little value.
Off-road mobility, rear storage, and a simple open cabin
Keep the carrier ramp clear as the STV Buggy begins the surface leg.
Use the off-road chassis and rear storage within the grip, clearance, visibility, and range available to the STV Buggy.
Keep enough range and vehicle condition after using the off-road chassis and rear storage to return to the carrier.
Surface Runabout in action
The STV Buggy uses the off-road chassis and rear storage beyond the landing zone while the operator manages terrain, payload, and the return to the carrier.
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Choose terrain the STV Buggy can cross safely
A surface trip begins with a route the STV Buggy, its passengers or payload, and the recovery plan can all complete.
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Match speed and payload to the terrain
For the STV Buggy, terrain and access at the destination determine how the crew puts the off-road chassis and rear storage to work.
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Put the STV Buggy to work on arrival
The STV Buggy carries its passengers or cargo to the destination in good condition and stays ready for the return to the carrier.
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Leave enough range to drive back to the carrier
The STV Buggy returns before range, damage, weather, or changing terrain closes the route to the carrier.
The STV Buggy at work beyond the ramp
The STV Buggy uses its off-road chassis and rear storage after the carrier ramp comes down, with terrain, payload, and recovery shaping the work away from the ship.
Racing shapes how quickly and precisely the STV Buggy can move during ground work.
A 0.125-SCU internal compartment and two full-size weapon racks keep personal equipment secure beside the driver and passenger seats.
Surface conditions decide which routes the STV Buggy can use without damaging the vehicle or stranding its payload.
Passengers, supplies, and personal equipment stay protected and accessible when the STV Buggy reaches the destination.
Operating the STV Buggy on the surface
Driving the route is only part of the job; the operator also protects the passengers or payload and plans the return.
Plan a safe return route for the STV Buggy
The STV Buggy uses its off-road chassis and rear storage away from the ramp while the operator manages visibility, traction, nearby people, and carrier access.
Before the STV Buggy leaves its carrier, the operator checks slopes, obstacles, surface conditions, and enough turning room for the payload.
The STV Buggy's operator keeps the off-road chassis and rear storage usable across difficult ground and through the return leg.
On the STV Buggy, range, damage, and changing terrain still matter after arriving at the destination.
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