Quick answer
The Bobcat is a versioned low-cost ground transport record for a driver and one passenger. It is useful for short movement and route scouting when an armored or logistics vehicle would be unnecessary, but it offers little reason to remain near direct fire.
Recorded vehicle facts
| Category | Ground transport |
|---|---|
| Recorded deployment price | $500 in-game cash |
| Access | Pay and deploy |
| Crew | Driver + passengers |
| Evidence scope | Versioned item record · current-client recheck needed |
| Data build | Late Beta / launch research |
| Reviewed | 2026-09-16 |
| Recorded seats | 2 · driver and passenger |
| Protection record | Unarmored |
| Primary role | Low-cost two-person ground transport |
The documented deployment price is small compared with larger vehicles. Confirm the live seat interaction and purchase screen before relying on it as a two-person plan.
Transport role
Use the Bobcat to move a pair quickly between support, an objective approach or a pickup point. Name the destination before purchase and choose terrain that does not trap the vehicle. Its value comes from arriving and dismounting, not from circling a contested position.
The record describes an unarmored vehicle. Treat passengers and cargo as exposed until current-client testing proves otherwise.
Before deployment
- Agree on the destination and an alternate dismount point.
- Check that both players are on the same server and faction.
- Avoid blocking supply roads and base entrances.
- Dismount before entering a position that needs infantry.
- Abandon the route when terrain or enemy fire removes the transport advantage.
Compare another option
The Humvee is a more expensive recorded four-seat transport with a logistics option. Use the Bobcat when two players need speed and low cost; use a larger vehicle when passengers, cargo or protection justify it.
Data version and sources
Seat count, price and role are versioned community records reviewed on September 16, 2026. Speed, fuel and damage resistance are intentionally omitted until their units and current build can be reproduced.
Read every value with its version.
Official changes use first-party announcements. Item fields without a current official table remain labeled as dated gameplay records until they can be checked in the public client.