Developer Reference

FiveM Vehicle Spawn Codes

A searchable list of the most common GTA V base vehicle spawn names used in FiveM admin menus, garages, and scripts.

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Vehicle List

Vehicle NameClassSpawn Code
AdderSuper
ZentornoSuper
T20Super
Elegy Retro CustomSports
Sultan RSSports
Kuruma (Armored)Sports
BansheeSports
CometSports
Police CruiserEmergency
Police InterceptorEmergency
FIB BuffaloEmergency
AmbulanceEmergency
Fire TruckEmergency
SanchezMotorcycles
Bati 801Motorcycles
AkumaMotorcycles
BMXBicycles
Buzzard Attack ChopperHelicopters
FroggerHelicopters
MaverickHelicopters
P-996 LazerPlanes
LuxorPlanes
SeasharkBoats
DinghyBoats
Rhino TankMilitary
InsurgentMilitary

What are FiveM Vehicle Spawn Codes?

When adding cars to an admin menu, setting up a car dealership script (like ESX Vehicleshop or QBCore Vehicleshop), or spawning a car via the F8 console, you need the exact spawn code (also known as the model name).

The spawn code is the internal string name that the game engine uses to identify the vehicle. For example, while the in-game display name is "Police Cruiser", the spawn code you must type is police.

How to spawn a car in FiveM

  • As a Player (Admin): Open your F8 console, type car [spawn_code] (e.g., car zentorno), and press Enter. If you are using vMenu, you can also type it into the "Spawn Vehicle by Name" input.
  • As a Developer (Lua): To spawn a vehicle programmatically in a script, you must first request the model using its hash, and then use the CreateVehicle native.