All 19 Vehicles, Seats and Storage in SCUM

SCUM is an open-world survival game set on a prison island, where you play as a prisoner trying to stay alive. SCUM vehicles let you cover ground faster than on foot and carry more loot, but they only help once you know how to repair them and keep them fueled.

Laika

A four-seat car with a large built-in cargo grid.

Type

Car

Seats

4

Storage

20 wide x 90 high (1,800 slots); 1,000 kg weight limit. A Big Vehicle Storage Rack fits two slots.

Fuel tank

-

Rager

A six-seat pickup with the largest built-in vehicle inventory grid.

Type

Pickup truck

Seats

6

Storage

20 wide x 110 high (2,200 slots); 1,200 kg weight limit. A Big Vehicle Storage Rack also fits.

Fuel tank

-

Tractor

A slow utility tractor that can haul a heavy load with its carriage fitted.

Type

Utility tractor

Seats

3

Storage

8 wide x 8 high (64 slots; 1,000 kg). The Tractor Carriage adds 24 wide x 130 high (3,120 slots; another 1,000 kg).

Fuel tank

-

WolfsWagen

A four-seat car with a broad built-in cargo grid.

Type

Car

Seats

4

Storage

20 wide x 70 high (1,400 slots); 800 kg weight limit. A Big Vehicle Storage Rack fits two slots.

Fuel tank

-

Cruiser

A two-seat road motorcycle with a small built-in storage grid.

Type

Motorcycle

Seats

2

Storage

10 wide x 10 high (100 slots); 100 kg weight limit.

Fuel tank

1 gasoline canister

Dirtbike

A lightweight two-seat motorcycle made for rough ground.

Type

Dirt bike

Seats

2

Storage

No built-in storage; it accepts a Small Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

1 gasoline canister

RIS

A two-seat four-wheel ATV suited to off-road travel.

Type

ATV

Seats

2

Storage

16 wide x 20 high (320 slots); 1,200 kg weight limit. It accepts a Medium Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

1.5 gasoline canisters

Sidecar Bike

A three-seat motorcycle and sidecar with cargo space and a weapon station.

Type

Sidecar motorcycle

Seats

3

Storage

14 wide x 22 high (308 slots); 140 kg weight limit. It accepts Medium and Small Vehicle Storage Racks.

Fuel tank

1.25 gasoline canisters

Big Raft

A large seven-seat raft with a built-in cargo hold.

Type

Raft

Seats

7

Storage

24 wide x 40 high (960 slots); 400 kg weight limit. A Big Vehicle Storage Rack adds 16 wide x 32 high (512 slots; 500 kg).

Fuel tank

-

Dinghy

A four-seat inflatable boat with an engine and a rowing position.

Type

Inflatable motorboat

Seats

4

Storage

No built-in storage.

Fuel tank

1 gasoline canister

Motorboat

A wooden five-seat boat with a motor and a built-in cargo hold.

Type

Motorboat

Seats

5

Storage

16 wide x 20 high (320 slots); 400 kg weight limit. A Medium Vehicle Storage Rack adds 16 wide x 16 high (256 slots; 250 kg).

Fuel tank

-

Small Raft

A one-seat log raft with a small built-in cargo hold.

Type

Raft

Seats

1

Storage

12 wide x 8 high (96 slots); 100 kg weight limit. It accepts a Small Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

-

SUP

A one-seat paddleboard that needs a paddle to move.

Type

Paddleboard

Seats

1

Storage

No built-in storage; it accepts a Small Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

-

Kinglet Duster

A two-seat crop-duster plane with a small cargo compartment.

Type

Crop-duster plane

Seats

2

Storage

15 wide x 25 high (375 slots); 120 kg weight limit.

Fuel tank

-

Kinglet Mariner

A two-seat seaplane with a small cargo compartment.

Type

Seaplane

Seats

2

Storage

15 wide x 25 high (375 slots); 120 kg weight limit.

Fuel tank

-

City Bike

A light two-seat bicycle for short trips around the island.

Type

Bicycle

Seats

2

Storage

No built-in storage; it accepts a Small Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

-

Improvised Wheelbarrow

A craftable hand-pushed cart for moving supplies over short distances.

Type

Wheelbarrow

Seats

2

Storage

20 wide x 32 high (640 slots); 350 kg weight limit.

Fuel tank

-

Metal Wheelbarrow

A metal hand-pushed cart for carrying supplies.

Type

Wheelbarrow

Seats

2

Storage

20 wide x 32 high (640 slots); 350 kg weight limit.

Fuel tank

-

Mountain Bike

A single-seat bicycle designed to handle rough terrain.

Type

Bicycle

Seats

1

Storage

No built-in storage; it accepts a Small Vehicle Storage Rack.

Fuel tank

-

What Vehicles Are in SCUM

SCUM sorts its vehicles into four main groups: cars and trucks, motorcycles and ATVs, boats, and aircraft. There are also human-powered options, like bicycles and wheelbarrows, that run on your own effort. Each group suits a different kind of trip, so the right pick depends on where you are headed and how much you need to carry.

How Vehicle Parts Work in SCUM

Vehicles in SCUM are built from parts, so you can add, remove or swap pieces one at a time. A car needs at least three wheels to run, though fewer than four causes problems. It also needs a driver's seat, an engine and a battery, and the alternator is what keeps that battery charged. The engine can only be obtained and installed at the Mechanic, while armor is another part you can add.

How to Repair a Vehicle in SCUM

Car repairs use a Car Repair Kit, which wears down with each use. You also need a Car Jack for tires, doors, the hatch, the hood, the battery and the alternator. Medium Engineering skill lets you do the work yourself and skip the fee, while lower skill means paying the Mechanic to do it on the car lift. Boats and the RIS are the exceptions, since neither uses a Car Repair Kit and both are repaired with a Tool Box instead.

Fuel, Batteries and Driving Skill in SCUM

Vehicles run on gasoline, which you carry in a Gasoline Canister and pour into the tank. A car's battery only charges while you drive, and only when an alternator is installed. Batteries bought and installed at the Mechanic arrive fully charged.

Driving skill changes how a car handles. It affects top speed, braking, how reliably the engine starts, how well the car turns, and how often it stalls and how gear shifts go.

Seats and Storage in SCUM

Storage is counted in slots, the small boxes in a vehicle's inventory. The WolfsWagen and the Laika each seat four, but the Laika has the larger cargo grid. The Dirtbike seats two riders and has no cargo space of its own.

Boats and Planes in SCUM

On the water, you have the Motorboat, the Dinghy, the Big Raft, the Small Raft and the SUP paddleboard. The Dinghy is an inflatable boat with an engine.

The air options are the Kinglet Duster and the Kinglet Mariner seaplane. The Mariner's name tells you how it works: it is built to take off and land on water.

Which SCUM Vehicle to Choose

For hauling loot, the Laika is the better car, since it has more cargo room.

For off-road trips, the Dirtbike and the RIS are the two to look at. If you would rather skip fuel altogether, the bicycles and wheelbarrows, such as the Mountain Bike, City Bike and Metal Wheelbarrow, run on your own effort.

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