
100 Vehicles From Star Wars
The "Millennium Falcon" and 99 Super Fast, Stealth Spaceships
Here is a very simple overview of 100 essential Star WarsTM vehicles, for those who don’t have any midi-chlorians in their cells.

100 Vehicles of Star Wars
Ships and Transports of a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Name (Commonly Known As) | First appeared in | Which side used it |
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1)TIE Fighter | Episode IV: A New Hope | Galactic Empire |
2)TIE Advanced | Episode IV: A New Hope | Galactic Empire |
3)TIE Bomber | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Galactic Empire |
4)First Order Special Forces TIE Fighter | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
5)TIE Defender | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: TIE Fighter“ | Galactic Empire |
6)TIE Striker | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: Commander“ | Galactic Empire |
7)TIE Interceptor | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Galactic Empire |
8)Nssis-Class Clawcraft | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Specter of the Past“ | N/A |
9)T-47 Airspeeder Snowspeeder | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Rebel Alliance |
10)Naboo N-1 Starfighter | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Galactic Republic |
11)ETA-2 Jedi Starfighter | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Jedi Order |
12)Delta-7 Starfighter | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Jedi Order |
13)Kom’rk-class Fighter | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | N/A |
14)Sith Infiltrator | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
15)Cloud Car | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | N/A |
16)A-Wing | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Rebel Alliance |
17)ARC-170 Starfighter | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Republic |
18)X-Wing | Episode IV: A New Hope | Rebel Alliance |
19)B-Wing | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Rebel Alliance |
20)Y-Wing | Episode IV: A New Hope | Rebel Alliance |
21)V-Wing | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Dark Empire“ | Rebel Alliance |
22)U-Wing | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Rebel Alliance |
23)Solar Sailer | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Trade Federation |
24)CR90 Corvette
Tantive IV |
Episode IV: A New Hope | Galactic Republic |
25)Lambda-Class Imperial Shuttle | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Galactic Empire |
26)Delta-Class T-3C Shuttle | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Galactic Empire |
27)Upsilon-Class Command Shuttle | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
28)Zeta-Class Imperial Shuttle | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Galactic Empire |
29)Republic Cruiser | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Galactic Republic |
30)J-Type 327 Nubian Royal Starship Naboo Royal Starship | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Galactic Republic |
31)H-Type Nubian Yacht | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Galactic Republic |
32)J-Type Star Skiff Naboo Star Skiff | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Republic |
33)HWK-290 Moldy Crow | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: Dark Forces“ | Rebel Alliance |
34)Resistance Transport | Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Resistance |
35)Quadjumper | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | N/A |
36)VCX-100 Light Freighter The Ghost | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | Rebel Alliance |
37)YT-2400 Light Freighter Outrider | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, saying “Shadows of the Empire“ | Rebel Alliance |
38)Firespray-31-class Patrol and Attack Craft Slave I | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | N/A |
39)Dynamic-Class Freighter Ebon Hawk | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: The Old Republic“ | N/A |
40)YT-1300 Light Freighter Millennium Falcon | Episode IV: A New Hope | Rebel Alliance |
41)Rogue Shadow | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed“ | Galactic Republic |
42)Outbound Flight | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Survivor’s Quest“ | Galactic Republic |
43)Baleen-Class Heavy Freighter Han’s Freighter | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | N/A |
44)Coronet | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | N/A |
45)AA-9 Coruscant Freighter | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | N/A |
46)Corona-Class Armed Frigate Pirate Saucers | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | N/A |
47)Low Altitude Assault Transport (LAAT) Republic Attack Gunships | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Galactic Republic |
48)Atmospheric Assault Lander (AAL) | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
49)Imperial Star Destroyer | Episode IV: A New Hope | Galactic Empire |
50)Super Star Destroyer | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Galactic Empire |
51)Venator-Class Star Destroyer Republic Attack Cruisers | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Republic |
52)Interdictor-Class Star Destroyer | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron“ | Galactic Republic |
53)The Finalizer | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
54)Trade Federation Battleship | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Trade Federation |
55)Nebulon B Frigate | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Rebel Alliance |
56)Providence-Class Star Destroyer Invisible Hand | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Labyrinth of Evil“ | Trade Federation |
57)Subjugator-Class Heavy Cruiser Malevolence | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | Trade Federation |
58)MC75 Star Cruiser The Profundity | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Rebel Alliance |
59)Home One | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Rebel Alliance |
60)Trade Federation Landing Ship | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Trade Federation |
61)GR-75 Medium Transport | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Rebel Alliance |
62)C-ROC Gozanti-Class Cruiser | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | N/A |
63)Hammerhead Corvette | Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels TV Shows | Rebel Alliance |
64)The Death Star | Episode IV: A New Hope | Galactic Empire |
65)Death Star II | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Galactic Empire |
66)Starkiller Base | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
67)Centerpoint Station World Puller | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Corellian Trilogy“ | N/A |
68)World Devastator | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Dark Empire“ | Galactic Empire |
69)Sun Crusher | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Jedi Search“ | Galactic Empire |
70)Star Forge | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic“ | N/A |
71)The Wheel | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Marvel’s Star Wars 18: The Empire Strikes“ | N/A |
72)X-34 Landspeeder | Episode IV: A New Hope | N/A |
73)XJ-6 Airspeeder | Episode II: Attack of the Clones The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Marvel’s Star Wars 18: The Empire Strikes” | N/A |
74)T-16 Skyhopper | Episode IV: A New Hope | N/A |
75)Rey’s Speeder | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | N/A |
76)Speeder Bike | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | Galactic Empire |
77)Razalon FC-20 Speeder Bike Darth Maul’s Bloodfin | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
78)BARC Speeder | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Empire |
79)Swoop Bike | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | N/A |
80)AT-AT Walker | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Galactic Empire |
81)AT-ACT Walker | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Galactic Empire |
82)AT-ST Walker | Episode V: Empire Strikes Back | Galactic Empire |
83)AAT Battle Tank | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Trade Federation |
84)AT-TE Walker | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Galactic Republic |
85)HAVW A6 Juggernaut | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Empire |
86)TX-224 GAVW Occupier | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | Galactic Empire |
87)Multi-Troop Transport (MTT) | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Trade Federation |
88)General Grievous’s Tsmeu-6 Wheel Bike | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Trade Federation |
89)Jabba the Hutt’s Barge | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | N/A |
90)Desert Skiff | Episode VI: Return of the Jedi | N/A |
91)Sandcrawler | Episode IV: A New Hope | N/A |
92)First Order Snowspeeder | Episode VII: The Force Awakens | First Order |
93)Single Trooper Aerial Platform (STAP) | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Trade Federation |
94)EasyRide Coruscant Air Taxi | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
95)Sebulba’s Podracer | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
96)Anakin’s Podracer | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
97)Bongo Submarine | Episode I: The Phantom Menace | N/A |
98)AT-AT Swimmer | The Star Wars expanded universe, video games, or another source, “Legacy: Fight Another Day“ | Galactic Empire |
99)Gondola Speeder | Episode II: Attack of the Clones | N/A |
100)Wookie Flying Catamaran | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Galactic Republic |
Sources:
starwars.com/databank/
starwars.wikia.com
blastr.com
wikipedia.com
imdb.com
The First Step into a Larger World
It can be kind of dizzying to think that one’s man idea of a spaceship called the “Millennium Falcon” shaped somewhat like a wonky hamburger he once had would evolve into a huge encyclopedia of all Star Wars vehicles. We’ve only included 100 here, but there are many hundreds included throughout the Expanded Universe. There are whole books dedicated to exploring the insides of Star Wars imperial vehicles alone. (And, yes, fans do get really passionate about it.) There are entire video games based solely around the concept of getting and flying ground vehicles like pod-racers. What’s even more overwhelming is that with every new film and TV show, there are more added to this seemingly endless lexicon.
George Lucas opened a can of creativity.
No Such Thing as Luck
But it’s not luck. It’s great visual effects.
So many amazing vehicles have been created since the first film. From the get-go, the THX team’s visual effects changed the film industry as a whole. That creative legacy of developing amazing Star Wars spaceships has touched every property in the Star Wars universe, from TV shows to books. Say what you might about the controversial prequels; the fighters, pod racers, and ships were still pretty cool. The recent films upholding this legacy have brought us old-but-new ships like Kylo Ren’s Upsilon-Class Command Shuttle or the upgraded TIE fighter.
A Different Point of View
For those non-Jedi and non-Sith out there, let’s introduce some important themes carried through the designs of the Star Wars ships. Because Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope was based on many myths and classic melodramas, there are some classically “evil” and classically “good” groups of fighters. The “bad” guys like the First Order and Galactic Empire often use TIE fighters (which stand for “twin ion engines” but really just reminded Lucas of a bow tie), Star Destroyers, and superweapons like the Death Star and Starkiller Base. (Bad guys typically like to blow stuff up, as a rule.) Their ships are typically dominant, imposing, gray, and shaped with harsh angles.
Conversely, the “good” guys like the Resistance, Rebellion, and Jedi order have a rag-tag, disjointed fleet of colorful and random vehicles. The most famous, the X-wing, though many are nostalgic for other types like the Y-wing and A-wing. There is also the middle ground: lots of pirates, merchants, and thieves that are on neither side of the war. Their ships can get most unusual.
Size Matters Not
What is the biggest ship in the Star Wars universe? It’s likely Starkiller Base, which dwarfs the Death Star and is cut out of a small planet. Excluding space stations, it is an obscure Star Destroyer called the Eclipse-class. It’s far beyond the size of an ordinary Star Destroyer.
If you’re only counting the original trilogy with none of the later films or content from the expanded universe, then the Death Star takes the cake. “That’s no moon. It’s a space station,” is a line that makes a lasting impression.
Don’t Mention the Odds
Where Star Trek fans are often inquisitive about the nature of how the engines of their spaceships work, Star Wars fans seem considerably less occupied by what makes their favorite vehicles go. According to the official Star Wars database, “Hyperdrives allow starships to travel faster than the speed of light,” which is not quite possible, “crossing space through an alternate dimension of hyperspace.” Characters like Han Solo often complain about their hyperdrive leaking or breaking, but much in the same vein as a mechanic whining about an oil stain. That being said, they are quite fast. And Star Wars ground vehicles and speeders seem to have no problem hovering.
Gravity is simply not as important as the Force.
Surrounds Us and Binds Us
It’s no wonder that children from Japan to Australia to Indiana are obsessed with collecting the vehicles in Star Wars. With a number of detailed designs, hand-made models, industry-changing CGI technologies, and innovative film techniques that pour into making them, sometimes it’s hard for even adults to understand that TIE fighters and X-wings aren’t real.