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All Fortnite Cars – Every Vehicle Skin in Chapter 6

Andrew Boggs

Sports Writer

Publish Date: 23/05/2025

Fact checked by: Alyx Tzamantanis

Key Points

The core vehicles in Chapter 6 have already dropped
The game now features Rocket League crossover cars
New custom car skins have been added to the game

From Whiplash to Rocket League Crossovers: Every Vehicle You Can Drive in Chapter 6

If you’ve played Fortnite at all in Chapter 6, you know it’s not just about builds and dancing on rooftops anymore. Fortnite cars are a huge part of the experience now, especially with the rollout of branded and custom car skins.

I’ve been a Fortnite fan since the OG days (back when everyone wore default skins and nobody knew how to crank a 90), so trust me when I say the vehicle game has never been this diverse, or this fun. Let’s break down every drivable car and vehicle skin in Fortnite Chapter 6 that’s been confirmed in-game.

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The core vehicles in chapter 6

Let’s take a look at the three core vehicles you’ll be able to find in Fortnite Chapter 6.

🚘 Car name	💡 Good for…
The Whiplash	Fast speed movement around roads
Mudflap	Durability and driving through buildings
Bear	Off-road specialist

The Whiplash

If you live for high-speed escapes, the Whiplash is still the king of roads. Think slick Fortnite sports car, low suspension, and ridiculous top speed… but it's pretty awful off-road.

The Chapter 6 Whiplash skins have gotten a facelift. You can now find:

Default Whiplash – Plain but fast. Still great to drive.
Nitro Whiplash – Adds a turbo-style visual, a nod to the Nitro Drifters from past seasons.
Futuristic Styles – I’ve spotted variants with neon trims and more cyberpunk vibes, some say these are tied to the Battle Pass or future collabs.

The Whiplash

Mudflap

Big rig energy. The Mudflap has been around for a while now, but Chapter 6 makes it feel even more like a battering ram on wheels. I drove one through a squad's build fight last week, and it was chaos in the best way.

You’ll see:

Rusty OG skin – Looks like it belongs in a scrapyard.
Heavy metal wraps – Some of the Battle Pass wraps apply here and really change the vibe.
Mad Max-Inspired mods – These are reactive depending on location and loot, but they look like they’re straight out of a wasteland.

Mudflap

Bear

The Bear is like the off-road cousin of the Whiplash. It’s still a car, but it eats up rough terrain much better.

Battle-Ready versions – Some Bears spawn with mounted turrets in LTM modes.
Spray wrap skins – These take whatever skin you’ve equipped and apply graffiti-style visuals across the frame.

Bear fortnite

Rocket League crossover vehicles

This was unexpected when it was dropped on Fortnite betting sites, and it's still wild to see in Chapter 6. The Rocket League Octane and Cyclone are full-on drivable, boostable, wall-jumping mayhem machines.

Rocket League Octane

If you haven’t tried this one yet, stop reading and queue into a match, seriously.

Insanely mobile – Boost, double-jump, and drive up walls.
Comes in multiple colors – I’ve found orange, blue, and green in Battle Royale.
No weapon mounts – This isn’t your go-to for fights, but if you're a cracked movement player, you can make this thing sing.

Rocket League Octane

Rocket League Cyclone

A newer addition to Fortnite from Rocket League’s crossover universe. It’s smoother than the Octane and easier to control mid-air.

Clean design – Feels a little faster and less bouncy.
Same boost/jump mechanics – But the handling makes it my preferred pick in Zero Build matches.

Rocket League Cyclone

Custom Fortnite car skins (finally)

So here’s the big headline for Chapter 6. Vehicle skins are now more than just wraps. We’ve got actual unlockable or collab-based skins that change the vehicle models themselves:

The Machinist’s Cruiser

This thing dropped with the Chapter 6 Battle Pass, and it looks like something out of Borderlands. Rusty and post-apocalyptic.

Reactive fire decals – When you boost, flames shoot out the sides.
Works on Bear chassis – So it’s rugged and built for off-road.

The MachinistÃ¢ÂÂs Cruiser

P-1000’s Peely Mobile

Yeah, they made a Peely car in Fornite. It’s ridiculous, and I kinda love it.

Banana-themed everything – Interior, tires, even the horn is a banana squish sound.
Drives like a Bear – But somehow feels sillier to use in a serious fight.

P-1000Ã¢ÂÂs Peely Mobile

Cyber Drift Series

So far I’ve only seen these in Creative and select Battle Royale matches. They’re electric-style cars with bright trims and angular body shapes.

Cyber Drift Series

Bonus vehicles

Since we’re talking all things drivable, It would be rude not to shout out:

Motorbikes

Still here in Chapter 6 and still great for solos or quick rotations. There's a new dirt bike variant that handles better on slopes and is easier to control on keyboard and mouse.

Motorbikes fortnite

Hovercraft (Rift Season Tease)

Not officially in core modes yet, but I’ve seen teasers and Creative maps with these floating vehicles. They might be coming soon via mid-season update or LTM.

Hovercraft (Rift Season Tease)

Vehicle mods in Chapter 6

One of the coolest updates in Chapter 6 is how vehicle mods now feel integrated into the loot pool.

You can equip:

Cow Catchers (still the best for build smashing)
Off-Road Tires
Chonkers for speed boosts
Nitro Boost Kits – Adds a second burst of speed after your regular boost. These feel like they’re ripped from Rocket League and are amazing for mid-game rotations.

My favorite vehicle moment in Chapter 6

We had a Bear modded out with off-road tires and the new Nitro Boost, and used it to rotate early into a good zone just outside the Mega Storm Circle. Two other teams started fighting nearby, and rather than jumping into a messy build battle, we made a split-second decision to drive straight through it. With the Cow Catcher on the front, we barreled through the chaos, disrupted both squads, and even knocked a couple of players out of position. We didn’t have to fire a single shot, just used smart positioning, timing, and a fully-kitted vehicle to control the fight.

Moments like that really show how vehicles in Chapter 6 aren’t just about getting from point A to point B, they’re all part of the strategy now.

So many vehicle options

Chapter 6 really stepped up the vehicle game. It's not just about driving anymore, it's about style, strategy, and building an identity while cruising across the map. Between the new custom skins, Fortnite crossover cars, and mods, vehicles feel way more personalized and integrated than ever before. If I had to pick one, I’m still biased toward the Rocket League Octane, but I’ve been switching it up now more than ever.