What to know
The Origin 100i is a refined single-seat starter with an AIR fuel system, 2 SCU of internal cargo, a bed, and the clean handling expected from Origin. It makes early ownership comfortable without turning a compact personal ship into a miniature freighter.
100i specifications
A first ship designed to make ordinary travel feel finished
The 100i gives its pilot a direct cockpit, accessible cargo, and a real place to rest inside a very small hull. Origin's Adaptive Intake Refinery gathers and processes hydrogen to reduce refuelling pressure during the short trips and early contracts the ship is built to handle.
Starter utility without a bare-bones cabin
Two SCU will not build a freight business, but it carries delivery boxes, luggage, and personal equipment. The reason to choose the 100i is the combination of easy ownership, efficient travel, and a cabin that feels considered from the beginning.
Development note: The 100i is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.11.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Everyday touring, cargo, and flight
Owners can prepare the 100i for different jobs because the AIR fuel system shares the hull with flexible cargo and crew space.
A small accessible hold carries deliveries, luggage, or equipment inside the protected hull.
One owner manages flight, navigation, cargo, and everyday upkeep from a compact, approachable ship.
A proper sleeping space supports longer personal trips and gives the pilot somewhere to rest away from a station.
The crew should agree on the plan before loading cargo and equipment.
Doors, storage, and internal routes keep the 100i's equipment reachable after the chosen load is aboard.
The 100i efficient touring package
The Adaptive Intake Refinery gathers atmospheric and spaceborne hydrogen and processes it into usable fuel.
AIR fuel system
Prepare the AIR fuel system around the 100i's main contract instead of carrying every possible tool at once.
Leave enough access around the AIR fuel system for the crew, cargo, and systems the same trip still requires.
Clear loose gear and restock supplies after each contract so the 100i is ready for the next one.
The 100i's route from loadout to turnaround
Early ownership in the 100i is about choosing achievable jobs, learning the controls, and using the AIR fuel system without taking on more complexity than the ship can support.
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Learn the 100i one system at a time
Aboard the 100i, flight controls, access, and essential systems should be clear enough to learn through ordinary trips.
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Take work that fits the 100i today
The best configuration keeps the 100i's chosen equipment accessible and ready to use.
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Take the 100i on its first contract
Aboard the 100i, the owner configures the AIR fuel system around the main contract instead of trying to keep every possible role active at once.
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Plan the 100i's fuel, repairs, and upkeep
The 100i remains flexible when its turnaround includes removing the setup that no longer serves the next job.
The 100i's cockpit, cabin, and AIR fuel system
The 100i combines its AIR fuel system with cargo, equipment, and crew space that can be prepared for different kinds of work.
Clean controls, visibility, and a polished cabin make the 100i feel like a personal tourer rather than a stripped starter.
Small size and fuel support keep early travel and landing needs manageable for a new owner.
For the 100i, cargo, weapons, equipment, and crew space can be arranged for the work planned before departure.
Inside the 100i, usable access keeps supplies and equipment available without letting one loadout block another essential system.
One pilot can learn every system aboard the 100i
The 100i keeps flight, everyday work, upkeep, and early contracts manageable for one owner.
Start with simple contracts that suit the ship
The 100i keeps its AIR fuel system, basic flight, ordinary upkeep, and early contract choices manageable for one owner.
For the 100i, access, controls, and essential systems should become familiar before the pilot adds more complex equipment or contracts.
The 100i's crew prepares the AIR fuel system for the work planned on this trip.
Aboard the 100i, fuel, repairs, cargo, and equipment choices help a new owner learn how the ship supports itself.
See the 100i in action
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Find your 100i
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