> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles.md).

# Vehicles

- [Rover](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles/rover.md): The pinnacle of versatile martian transportation. Its fully electric design, low center of gravity, and powerful drivetrain allow it to perform in almost any extreme situation with ease.
- [Scouting Drone](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles/scouting-drone.md): The Scouting Drone surveys the surrounding landscape and identifies areas of interest. It also has an on-board sample tester to analyze the surface in hard to reach locations.
- [Quad Bike](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles/quad-bike.md): Reliable single-seat all-terrain vehicle for trips on short distances on rough terrain.
- [Buggy](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles/buggy.md): A fast and agile all-electric vehicle for going short distances over variable terrain. Seats 2 people and can carry a small amount of cargo.
- [Heavy Transport Vehicle](https://docs.thriveonmars.com/card-details/vehicles/heavy-transport-vehicle.md): A rugged rover designed for hauling large payloads and infrastructure components across the Martian terrain.


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