Maibatsu Sunsetter | FiveM Mobility Scooter Mod | Lore Friendly

The Maibatsu Sunsetter is a FiveM mobility scooter mod built for civilian roleplay, elderly RP, and retirement community gameplay that finally fills a niche almost no other FiveM server has covered.

Scratch-made by Tidemo and shipped under the ONX vehicle line, the Sunsetter is the slow electric runabout your civvies have been missing — the kind of lore-friendly oddity that turns a quiet Sandy Shores afternoon into a story your players will quote in Discord for weeks. It cruises at scooter pace, sits low to the road, and gives your old-man characters, beachside locals, and chaotic comedy builds a vehicle that actually belongs in the world of Los Santos.

With paintable bodywork, basket loadouts, a glass canopy, exotic seat trims, mini spoilers, and 7 included liveries, the Sunsetter can be dressed up as a tidy suburban runabout one day and a fur-lined retirement-home menace the next.

🧓 Why This FiveM Mobility Scooter Mod Belongs On Your Server

Every roleplay server has its supercars, cruisers, and patrol units. Almost none have a proper mobility scooter — and that gap is exactly why civilian RP can start feeling samey. The Sunsetter gives your retirees, eccentric NPCs, and slow-lane civilians a vehicle that fits their character instead of forcing them into another sedan or golf cart. It is the kind of detail that signals a server cares about depth: the moment a player spots one of these rolling down Vespucci Boulevard with a Cluckin Bell basket strapped to the back, the world feels lived in.

It is built as a scratch-made, lore-friendly addition rather than a vanilla edit, which means it sits cleanly alongside Rockwell-style traffic without breaking the visual tone of GTA V. The slow electric handling profile keeps it grounded for civilian use — no one is winning a chase on a Sunsetter, and that is the point. This is a vehicle that creates roleplay moments, not lap times.

✨ Highlights

Every feature below ships in the box, ready to drop into your server and give players new ways to express their characters:

• Lore-friendly mobility scooter built for GTA 5 / FiveM

• Perfect for elderly RP, old man roleplay, retirement community RP, beachside cruising, and funny civilian gameplay

• Slow electric-style version tuned for grounded civilian use

• Paintable bodywork for clean primary colour control

• 7 mini spoiler options for personality and silhouette variation

• 3 basket loadout styles for in-world character storytelling

• Glass canopy option for a quirky covered-scooter variant

• Multiple seat material and trim options

• 7 included liveries ready to drop straight in

🔧 Customization Options In Detail

The Sunsetter ships with a wide visual loadout so it can fit anything from clean suburban civilian roleplay to chaotic comedy characters. The combinations of baskets, canopy, seats, and spoilers mean two players on the same scooter rarely look alike.

• Paintable bodywork

• 7 mini spoilers

• Basket options:

Cluckin Bell fast food bags

• Burger Shot fast food

• 24/7 shopping bag

• Glass canopy

• Seat options:

Paintable

• Leopard fur

• Tiger fur

• Zebra fur

• Leather camo

• Crocodile skin

• 7 liveries

📐 Technical Specifications

Built lean for server performance, the Sunsetter keeps its file footprint small while still carrying a proper LOD chain and a full texture set for embedded liveries.

File Sizes

• onx_sunsetter_hi.yft: 1.0MB

• onx_sunsetter.yft: 0.9MB

• onx_sunsetter.ytd: 1.3MB

• 24 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 44,129

• L1: 20,603

• L2: 8,654

• L3: 4,778

• L4: 1,272

Textures

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024x1024

• ytd Texture count: 27

• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

📦 Installation

• Add the ONX vehicle resource to your server's resources folder, ideally in a folder called [onx_vehicles].

• Add ensure [onx_vehicles] in your server cfg.

That is the entire setup — no dependencies, no framework gating, no extra config files to wire up.

🔌 Compatibility & Notes

The Sunsetter is a pure vehicle resource, which means it works with any FiveM framework — QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or fully standalone setups all handle it the same way. There are no required dependencies, no subscription tie-in, and no encryption obstacles to worry about during install. As a server-ready lore friendly elderly RP vehicle, it slots straight into existing civilian vehicle pools, dealership scripts, garage systems, and job loadouts without any custom plumbing.

• Subscription based: No — optional

• Polygons (model and LOD): See technical specifications

• Texture size and amount: See technical specifications

• Requirements & dependencies: None

• Support: Yes

📜 Terms

• For use on licensed purchaser server(s) only with assets granted in your Cfx keymaster portal.

• No reuploading, resale, or rebranding of assets other than liveries / textures.

• Liveries can be released for free or sold for these vehicles with appropriate metadata, but must be released as standalone livery models / textures and not with the original models.

• Redistribution outside your purchased / licensed server(s) is prohibited.

Built by the ONX Development Team for roleplay communities that value depth, quality, and originality.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which FiveM frameworks does the Sunsetter support?

A: It is a vehicle resource with no required dependencies, so it works with QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone servers. Any framework that can load an addon vehicle can load the Sunsetter.

Q: Is the model scratch-made or a vanilla edit?

A: It is scratch-made and lore-friendly, modelled by Tidemo specifically for this release. That means it sits cleanly next to Rockstar's vehicle line without breaking the GTA V visual tone.

Q: What customization options are included out of the box?

A: Paintable bodywork, 7 mini spoilers, 3 basket loadout styles (Cluckin Bell, Burger Shot, 24/7), a glass canopy, six seat trim options including leopard, tiger, zebra, leather camo, crocodile skin, and a paintable seat, plus 7 included liveries.

Q: How big is the resource and will it impact server performance?

A: The model files total under 4MB combined, with a full five-step LOD chain dropping from 44,129 polys at L0 down to 1,272 at L4. It is built lean enough to sit comfortably in a civilian traffic pool without weighing down streaming.

Q: Can I release my own custom liveries for this vehicle?

A: Yes — liveries can be released for free or sold with appropriate metadata, as long as they are distributed as standalone livery models or textures and not bundled with the original vehicle files.

🛵 Ready To Roll Into Your Server

The Sunsetter is the kind of vehicle that does not exist in most server vehicle lists — and that is exactly why it lands. It hands your civilian players a tool for character moments that a sports car or pickup simply cannot create. Drop it in your dealership, hand it to a retirement-village NPC, or let it loose as a free spawn around Paleto Bay and watch the roleplay write itself. For servers that care about depth, this is one of those small additions that makes the world feel a little more alive.