Every car in the game is customizable, but figuring out which manufacturer covers which role takes longer than it should. Between the ten brands and their overlap in body styles, it’s easy to lose track of what you actually own versus what’s still sitting behind a DLC paywall. Below is the complete breakdown of all 39 vehicles as of the 21 September 2026 update, organized by brand so you can spot gaps in your garage at a glance.
The roster splits cleanly along manufacturer lines once you look past the naming conventions. Off-Rider and Phantom dominate the off-road and performance segments respectively, while Zen Motors quietly holds the largest single-brand lineup at six cars. Whether you’re chasing a specific handling feel or just want to know how many models a given brand is hiding, the tables below have you covered.
All 39 Cars at a Glance
The full list runs across ten manufacturers. Three brands — Apex Motors, Ardena, Cargo Wise, and Harmonia Vehicles — carry three cars each, but the real volume sits with Off-Rider (five) and Phantom (seven). If you’re counting toward a full collection, Phantom alone represents nearly a fifth of the total.
| Manufacturer | Models | Car Count |
|---|---|---|
| Apex Motors | Regent, Striker, Vanguard | 3 |
| Ardena | Ignis, Ventus, Vesper | 3 |
| Aurora | Highrunner, Outrider | 2 |
| Cargo Wise | P2, P3, P4 | 3 |
| Cavallaro | 280G, 350S | 2 |
| Harmonia Vehicles | Allegretto, Andante, Largo | 3 |
| NGD | Nova, Pulse | 2 |
| Off-Rider | Boulder, Canyon, Ridge, Summit, Trail | 5 |
| Phantom | Cortega, Gale, Ravager, Tempest, Thunder, ThunderX, Voyager | 7 |
| UMX | 600C, 700R, 800C | 3 |
| Zen Motors | Ascend, Ascend L, Elevate, Horizon, Journey, Rapid | 6 |
Apex Motors Lineup
Apex Motors keeps things tight with three models that lean toward the upper end of the performance spectrum. The naming here is consistent across the board, so no surprise suffixes to trip over.
- Apex Motors Regent
- Apex Motors Striker
- Apex Motors Vanguard
Ardena Lineup
Ardena’s three-car range uses a naming scheme pulled straight from Latin weather and fire terms — fitting, given how the brand tends to favor aggressive, responsive handling.
- Ardena Ignis
- Ardena Ventus
- Ardena Vesper
Aurora Lineup
Aurora only fields two cars, but they cover distinctly different territory. The Outrider in particular shares its name with a model from an entirely different brand, which is worth noting if you’re searching inventories by keyword.
Editor Warning:
Aurora Outrider and the Off-Rider brand are easily confused at a glance. The Outrider is a standalone Aurora model, not part of the Off-Rider range — double-check the manufacturer tag before assuming they’re related.
- Aurora Highrunner
- Aurora Outrider
Cargo Wise Lineup
If the P-series naming looks utilitarian, that’s because it is. Cargo Wise’s three models are the workhorse end of the catalog, and their clean P2/P3/P4 progression makes the lineup easy to keep straight.
- Cargo Wise P2
- Cargo Wise P3
- Cargo Wise P4
Cavallaro Lineup
Only two Cavallaro cars exist, and their alphanumeric names — 280G and 350S — follow the classic displacement-plus-trim convention. The higher number doesn’t automatically mean a higher tier, so judge these on feel rather than digits.
- Cavallaro 280G
- Cavallaro 350S
Harmonia Vehicles Lineup
Harmonia leans into musical tempo terms, and the naming actually hints at each car’s character — an Allegretto moves briskly, an Andante is steadier, and a Largo takes its time. Nice touch for anyone who reads the labels.
- Harmonia Vehicles Allegretto
- Harmonia Vehicles Andante
- Harmonia Vehicles Largo
NGD Lineup
A small two-car brand with modern, tech-forward naming. Nova and Pulse are the only entries, so NGD collectors have a short list to finish.
- NGD Nova
- NGD Pulse
Off-Rider Lineup
This is the brand for anyone who prefers terrain over tarmac. All five models take outdoor and landscape names, which makes them instantly recognizable as part of the same family.
- Off-Rider Boulder
- Off-Rider Canyon
- Off-Rider Ridge
- Off-Rider Summit
- Off-Rider Trail
Phantom Lineup
With seven models, Phantom is the single largest brand in the game and the biggest contributor to a complete collection. The range spans a wide spread, and the Thunder / ThunderX pair is the one to watch — they’re separate vehicles, not a trim level and its base.
Editor Warning:
Phantom Thunder and Phantom ThunderX are two distinct cars. If you’re tracking completion, buying one does not give you credit for the other.
- Phantom Cortega
- Phantom Gale
- Phantom Ravager
- Phantom Tempest
- Phantom Thunder
- Phantom ThunderX
- Phantom Voyager
UMX Lineup
UMX sticks to a strict numeric scheme, and the pattern is genuinely useful — the leading digit rises with each model, making the lineup order obvious at a glance.
- UMX 600C
- UMX 700R
- UMX 800C
Zen Motors Lineup
Zen Motors holds the title for the biggest single-brand garage outside of Phantom, with six cars. The Ascend and Ascend L are the pair worth flagging — the “L” variant is its own model entry, so both need to be collected separately for a full set.
Editor Warning:
Zen Motors Ascend and Zen Motors Ascend L count as two separate cars. Treating the L as an upgrade of the base model will leave a hole in your collection count.
- Zen Motors Ascend
- Zen Motors Ascend L
- Zen Motors Elevate
- Zen Motors Horizon
- Zen Motors Journey
- Zen Motors Rapid
Conclusion
With 39 customizable cars spread across ten brands, the real challenge isn’t finding vehicles — it’s keeping the near-duplicate names straight. Bookmark this list, and the next time a “missing car” stumps you, the answer is probably a ThunderX or an Ascend L hiding in plain sight.
