In this Death Stranding Vehicles Guide, we will guide you on how you can acquire vehicles and charge them in Death Stranding. The world of Death Stranding is huge however lucky for you, you can use different vehicles to travel around the world. Apart from random vehicles found in the world, you also have the ability to craft your own vehicles if you manage to find all of their required resources.
However, before you can start crafting vehicles, you will need to find yourself a way to charge them. For this, you will need to find the blueprint for a generator. The generator will allow you to charge your vehicles in the game and ensure that they don’t run out of juice. Vehicles play a critical role in Death Stranding so it is highly recommended that after you acquire your first vehicle, you always keep one vehicle with you.
Vehicles Guide – Death Stranding
Our Death Stranding Vehicles Guide details everything that you need to know about vehicles in Death Stranding.
Obtaining The Blueprint for Generator
The first step before you get your vehicles is to find the blueprints for the generator which will power up your vehicles so that you can drive them around. Without any charge, the vehicles are no good to you. You cannot obtain the blueprints for the generator at the start of the game. You will need to make considerable progress in the main story of the game before they become available to you.
You will unlock the blueprints for the generator by completing Order No. 9 – Power Supply Unit Delivery: Wind Farm. After the completion, you will successfully obtain the blueprint for your generator. You will need one PCC to craft a generator so make sure that you have them in your inventory and you will be all set to build and charge your vehicles.
Getting your First Vehicle
The first vehicle you have actually gets destroyed pretty early in the game however during this chapter, you can get your hands on another motorbike. The first vehicle that you get in Death Stranding is Reverse Trike which is a three-wheeled bike. It does not do much but it is fast and agile and better than walking. You will need to repair it first and charge it as well before you can properly use it for exploring the world.
Repairing Vehicles
Repairing vehicles is really easy however you cannot repair them while outside of your safehouse. If your vehicle is damaged and you want to repair it, simply take it to your safehouse, park it in your garage and it will be restored to its complete health. You should always look after your vehicles because once your vehicle is destroyed, it cannot come back. You will need to find another one or craft a new vehicle for your use.
Unlocking More Vehicles
As you progress in the main story, you will eventually level up different structures. Sometimes, these will reward you with better vehicles which can be used by you. The most reliable means of transport in Death Stranding are trucks however they are not as agile as bikes however bikes are pretty weak and cannot carry much load as trucks can. You can craft trucks as well. In addition, if you see Mules driving around in their trucks, kill them and you will have a truck to yourself. Bring it back home to repair and charge and use it until you blow it.
Make sure to check out more Death Stranding guides listed below as well.
- Combat Veteran Boss Battle Guide
- Conan O’Brien Easter Egg
- Chiral Network Locations Guide
- Chiral Crystals Guide
- Mules Guide
This concludes our Death Stranding Vehicles Guide. If you want to add anything to this guide, feel free to use the comments section below.
