The official experience advertises more than 20 vehicles, boats, and helicopters. This list groups the currently documented fleet by job instead of publishing stale prices and statistics. Confirm the exact model, configuration, seats, mounted systems, price, level, and ownership requirements in the live vehicle store or depot.
Ground vehicle roles
Light transport
Fast, affordable movement for solo players or small teams. Best for learning roads and parking outside objectives.
Verify: seats, storage, repair, price, off-road behavior.
Squad transport
More seats and supply capacity for coordinated missions. Best when a dedicated driver preserves the vehicle.
Verify: configuration, passenger exposure, storage, turning radius.
Armed or armored platform
Driver/gunner teamwork and greater protection or firepower. Best for planned assaults, not casual solo travel.
Verify: turret, ammunition, armor, repair cost, mode restrictions.
Local/commandeered vehicle
Operation Typhoon describes Sawang pickups, vans, ATVs, and jet skis usable in a pinch.
Verify: spawn, persistence, ownership, and whether equipment can be stored.
Helicopter roles
Community records document light helicopters, utility transports, and larger airframes. Operation Typhoon lists the UH-1N, Model 212, HR 530F utility and attack variants, UH-60V improvements, and seating/interior work for CH-47D and CH-53D types. These names show range of purpose, not a purchase tier.
Choose a light airframe for practice and small-team mobility, a utility helicopter for passenger delivery, and a larger transport only when the squad fills its capacity. Armed variants require a pilot who can hold a safe platform and a gunner who understands the system.
Operation Typhoon watercraft
The 10.0 record lists CB90 fast assault craft, 11-meter NSW RIB, 7-meter RIB, RHICC, and RHIB 530. It also describes local jet skis in Sawang. Verify which craft are owned, spawned locally, mission-linked, or configured with weapons.
Size affects route and landing. A larger assault craft can carry more people or systems but needs more water and stopping room. A small RIB is easier to place but offers less capacity or protection. The Boats Guide covers operation decisions.
Vehicle record fields
For a current entry, record model, category, source, price, required level/research, seats, storage, installed systems, armament, repair/fuel behavior, compatible map, and check date. Leave unsupported fields blank. Configuration matters: two versions of the same airframe can differ in doors, turrets, ropes, countermeasures, or seating.
Choose a first purchase
Buy the least expensive vehicle that solves your repeated transport problem. Learn a ground route first. If distance is the real issue and you can land safely, consider a light helicopter. If Sawang objectives regularly use waterways, test local craft before purchasing a boat.
Include operating cost and failure rate. A vehicle you crash or abandon every second run is more expensive than a slower reliable option.
Verify after updates
Check that saved configurations, vehicle slots, Headquarters benefits, and controls still work. The 10.0 record changed audio, gears/RPM behavior, aircraft seating, and several airframes. A model name alone cannot freeze its performance.
Use Ground Vehicles for driving, Helicopter Controls for flight, and Boats Guide for Sawang water routes.
Build a personal vehicle card
For each vehicle you actually use, record the live acquisition requirement, seat count, useful storage, installed systems, best route type, and one limitation observed in play. Add the date. Do not copy performance numbers you have not measured or a store value you cannot see now.
Use the card to compare mission fit. A light vehicle may win on cost and narrow roads; a larger transport may win on seats; an aircraft may win on terrain access; a boat may win on a Sawang river route. The best result depends on the full approach and return.
Verify before purchase or spawn
Open the current item panel and confirm price, rank, research, ownership, or other requirements. At the spawn point, check available seats and controls before loading the squad. If a mounted system, countermeasure, rope, door, ramp, storage area, or passenger position matters to the plan, verify that the selected variant actually has it.
After an update, retest the vehicle before using it for a valuable operation. Handling, gearing, interactions, systems, or requirements may have changed even when its name looks the same.
Evidence status
The fleet size and broad types are official. Operation Typhoon names are community reported from the detailed release record. Exact completeness, models outside that record, acquisition, price, unlock, storage, speed, durability, and equipment require current in-game verification.