Scooters and bicycles in GTA 6: rentals, models and riding
Electric scooters and bicycles shown in GTA 6: Jason’s ride, LomBike rentals, Scooter Bros and known models. A look at footage and accounts from previews.
Electric kick scooters and bicycles have already appeared in GTA 6 material. People ride standing scooters along city streets, while Rubius, who attended a private preview, described how Rob Nelson controlled one as Jason and kicked a pedestrian while riding. Vehicle databases identify cruisers, mountain bikes, road bikes and electric bicycles. Rental information mainly concerns LomBike bicycles, but the full rental process and prices have not been revealed.
This account draws primarily on Rockstar’s An Extended Look video, official screenshots and accounts from invited preview attendees. Nelson, a development lead and one of the heads of Rockstar North, demonstrated the game to them himself. Official footage shows the vehicles; attendees’ accounts add details about controlling them.
Are there electric kick scooters in GTA 6?
Yes. An Extended Look briefly shows two people riding matching mint-green scooters. They are clearly visible at about 17:06, with low foot decks, straight handlebars on long stems and small wheels. The riders travel along a regular street near cars and pedestrians.
Rubius gave a fuller account of the controls in his video about visiting Rockstar North. During the demonstration, he and Nelson reached a busy square near the beach. Rubius spotted a scooter and asked whether it could be ridden. When Nelson approached it, an interaction prompt appeared.
Jason then rode the scooter. While moving, Nelson pressed a button and Jason kicked a passerby. According to Rubius, this triggered a wanted level. It was a small but characteristically GTA moment: a quiet trip across town quickly turned into trouble with the police.
The account answers two questions: the player can control a scooter as the protagonist, and interaction with pedestrians continues while riding. The demonstration did not show a complete set of attacks, shooting from the scooter or Lucia performing similar actions.
Which scooter is shown, and what do we know about rentals?
The standing electric scooter is visibly different from a seated motor scooter: it has a foot deck instead of a saddle and a small front fork. GTABase files it under the descriptive name Electric Scooter and compares its appearance with a BIRD One rental scooter. GTA Wiki uses the brand ZOOT. These reference names help locate the vehicle in databases; we have not found a separate Rockstar announcement naming this model.
An emblem is visible on the stem during the short ride in An Extended Look, but its lettering cannot be read in the selected frame. That clip alone therefore cannot establish the model’s full name or tie it to a particular rental service. Riding is much clearer in the footage than the rental arrangements.
English-language lists also use the word scooter for other vehicles. In an official Leonida Keys image, for example, a woman rides a blue three-wheeled vehicle with a seat and basket. That is a mobility scooter. The Faggio, meanwhile, is a seated motor scooter. We cover those vehicles separately in our article on GTA 6 motorcycles and motor scooters.
LomBike and bicycle rental stations
LomBike belongs to a separate story about bicycles. An official panorama of Vice City, a major city in the state of Leonida, shows a small bicycle station near the waterfront. In the full image, it sits above a city bus. Reference databases associate the station with LomBike.
An earlier report adds context for the interest in rentals. In December 2025, RockstarINTEL journalist Aaron Trueman described two clips from an animator’s demo reel: a character takes a bicycle from a rack, then returns it. Trueman noted the LomBike logo and stressed that these were prototype animations. The original reel was subsequently removed.
That provides a concrete basis for discussing a bicycle rental system, but it reveals neither trip prices, the final payment screen nor return rules in the released game. The station interaction animation answers a narrower question: the developers had worked on taking and parking such a bicycle.
The name is also often linked to real city services. GTABase compares the bicycle with Miami’s electric Citi Bikes, while Trueman connects LomBike with the in-game Lombank. Its resemblance to Lime is noticeable too, but that is not enough to call every green standing scooter in GTA 6 a LomBike. The evidence for docked bicycles and electric kick scooters is different.
Which bicycles have been identified?
In a Leonida Keys screenshot, a cyclist rides to the left of the woman on the three-wheeled vehicle, with a dog running nearby. It is a direct example of a bicycle in the everyday game world. Comparing the footage with reference databases produces a more detailed list.
The GTABase section we checked lists five bicycles and a standing electric scooter separately:
| Bicycle | Type and basis for the database listing |
|---|---|
| BMX | A compact stunt bicycle. GTABase points to official screenshots. |
| Cruiser | A leisure bicycle with a relaxed riding position. Screenshots are cited for its identification. |
| Scorcher | A mountain bike linked by the database to GTA 6 screenshots. |
| Endurex Race Bike | A road racing bicycle identified by GTABase in An Extended Look. |
| LomBike | An electric bicycle associated with rental stations. GTABase cites official images. |
Bicycles by racks near a pharmacy in An Extended Look. This is a cropped frame; see the wider shot.
These are database identifications, not a complete vehicle roster announced by Rockstar. Some names are familiar from earlier GTA games, so the databases compare them with previous models. Their entries do not yet provide confirmed GTA 6 tests of bicycle speed or handling.
GTA Wiki has one further identification: a Del Perro electric bicycle, described there as an electric mountain bike. The brand name is associated with lettering on its frame in an October 2026 leak, while the bicycle itself is also linked to An Extended Look. Its exact model name has not been established. Del Perro is therefore useful as a separate brand identification, without treating it as an officially named model.
There is another trap when reading the databases. Pages for returning bicycles display older descriptions and technical fields alongside a GTA 6 label. Most statistics sections say Coming soon, while some Endurex figures match those on its GTA 5 page after rounding. The match alone does not explain where the numbers came from. These fields cannot reliably establish speed, weight, range or how handling compares with GTA 5.
Why does a Scooter Bros delivery worker ride one?
The electric scooter also appears in the work of a city service. Italian creator MikeShowSha described a preview in which the protagonists summoned their personal car by phone. A person delivered it; then the delivery worker came around the corner on an electric scooter and rode away. Nelson explained who the worker was.
In a Famitsu interview, Nelson separately described Scooter Bros as an app that delivers the player’s own car. The two accounts complement each other: one explains the service, the other describes a completed delivery. The scooter lets the worker leave after dropping off the car.
This episode does not show Scooter Bros renting scooters to players. We cover vehicle registration, summoning and storage separately in our article on garages and personal vehicles.
Prices, charging, storage and tricks
The material checked so far provides no scooter or bicycle price list, map of every station or complete rental procedure. The interaction prompt in Rubius’s account confirms the start of a particular action, but he gives no fare and describes no phone payment. Scooters parked on the street do not explain how a ride is arranged either.
Questions about charging electric scooters, stamina use on different bicycles, storing them in garages and customizing them remain open too. General information on charging electric cars or storing personal cars cannot automatically be applied to every small vehicle.
The BMX listing alone does not establish which tricks or competitions are available or how to perform them. A cyclist in a screenshot also does not show Jason or Lucia controlling that bicycle. Those answers require separate gameplay demonstrations. A single-player preview likewise does not determine the future vehicle selection in online play.
There is already plenty that can be said with confidence: a city ride on standing scooters, Jason’s ride and kick while moving, bicycle stations, several bicycle types and a Scooter Bros delivery worker. Our overview of activities beyond the GTA 6 story covers other shown possibilities in the open world.
Sources
- Rockstar Games: An Extended Look and official screenshots: scooters in motion, the Leonida Keys cyclist and the station on the Vice City waterfront.
- Rubius: Esto es GTA VI: account of the interaction prompt, Jason’s ride and the kick while moving, 09:51-11:49.
- MikeShowSha’s account of a Rockstar preview and Famitsu’s interview with Rob Nelson: the scooter-riding delivery worker and the purpose of Scooter Bros.
- GTABase: GTA 6 bicycles: the list and individual entries for BMX, Cruiser, Scorcher, Endurex, LomBike and Electric Scooter. GTA Wiki on ZOOT and Del Perro: additional database identifications.
- RockstarINTEL’s report on the animations: description of prototype LomBike station interactions, December 1, 2025.
