Stratcar

Stratcar

One- to four-passenger battery-powered grav-cushion air vehicles common in highly developed Central Nexus colonies of the Hub. Most models are limited to speeds of up to 80 kph and ceilings of 500 meters, and are required to link to centralised traffic management systems to function.

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