Besides picking the best Vault Hunters, you explore Kairos looking for Eridium in cool new Borderlands 4 vehicles. Developers Gearbox Software’s popular FPS shooter has a massive open world, and walking across it would take forever. That’s why the game gives players a wide range of rides to make exploring much faster and more exciting. The good news is that most of these Borderlands 4 vehicles can be unlocked just by playing through the main story, while others require some extra grinding.
If you’re wondering how to swap out your starter Digi-Runner and try something new, here’s a complete breakdown of Borderlands 4 all vehicles and the steps to unlock them.
All Borderlands 4 Vehicles List
| Vehicle | Unlock Conditions |
|---|---|
| Digi-Runner | Complete the “Down and Outbound” quest |
| Driftblade | Complete the “Rush the Gate” quest |
| Carapacer | Complete the “Hise Vile Sanctum” quest |
| Punchy Whoopster | Complete the “Finisher Her Flaming Vision” quest |
| Sprintcraft | Complete “The Timekeeper’s Order” quest |
| Fang Glider | Complete the “Another Day, Another Universe” quest |
| Skimmer | Reach Level 50 as Vex |
| Rockslider | Reach Level 50 as Amon |
| Gyrosled | Reach Level 50 as Harlowe |
| Pulsor | Reach Level 50 as Rafa |
How to Unlock All Vehicles in Borderlands 4
The first six vehicles on the list are fairly simple to get. Just follow the main story quests, and you’ll unlock them naturally as you progress.
The seventh vehicle becomes available once you reach Level 50 with your first Vault Hunter. Again, this usually happens just by finishing the campaign, though side quests and contracts can help you level up faster.
For the final three vehicles, you’ll need to start a new game on the higher difficulty mode with another Vault Hunter. Leveling each one to 50 is a grind, but the reward is worth it. On top of that, you’ll also unlock a Trophy or Achievement for doing so.
Can You Customize Vehicles in Borderlands 4?
Yes, Just like your Vault Hunters, Borderlands 4 vehicles come with several customization options. These include:
- Paint Jobs – Change the look of your ride.
- Hover Drive – A special upgrade earned by completing challenges. It boosts speed and adds more firepower.
You can also upgrade Hover Drives further. To do this, you’ll need to take down enemies while using weapons from specific manufacturers. For example, if you’re upgrading a Torgue Hover Drive, you must use Torgue guns during combat.
And that’s all you need to know about all the Borderlands 4 vehicles. For more Borderlands 4 content, stay tuned to RetroNoob.
