Sunsetter Gravediver | Lore-Friendly Mobility Scooter — FiveM

The Maibatsu Sunsetter Gravediver is a FiveM lore friendly mobility scooter hot rod that hands roleplay servers an unforgettable civilian vehicle for chaotic, comedic, character-first moments. Built around an exposed go-kart engine bolted to the familiar geriatric scooter silhouette, it turns a background prop into the loudest, paintable star of the parking lot.

Scratch-made by Tidemo, this is the kind of asset that gives a server its own flavor — a 70-year-old character ripping past pedestrians on the boardwalk, a trailer park menace doing donuts at the gas station, a chaotic civilian build that turns every patrol stop into a clip-worthy moment. It is the rare vehicle that makes players laugh and then immediately request one for their own character.

🛺 Why This FiveM Lore-Friendly Mobility Scooter Hits Different

Mobility scooters in GTA's universe usually live in the background — slow, silent, almost invisible. The Gravediver flips that on its head. The exposed go-kart engine doesn't just change the look; it changes how the vehicle plays, sounds, and lands in a scene. Loud, ridiculous, paintable, and packed with personality options, it is the kind of vehicle that earns a permanent spot in any RP community known for eccentric characters and absurd low-speed racing energy.

It is also a fully scratch made FiveM mobility scooter — no rip, no kitbash, no vanilla edit. Every panel is built from the ground up by Tidemo, which means it sits cleanly inside the GTA art style without breaking immersion the way generic conversions tend to.

✨ Standout Features at a Glance

Each feature on this scooter exists to give players another lever to express their character — from comedic basket loadouts to absurd seat textures and the constant snarl of an exposed engine.

• Lore-friendly mobility scooter hot rod for GTA 5 / FiveM

• Exposed go-kart engine conversion that puts the chaos out in the open

• Built for funny civilian roleplay, old man RP, chaotic characters, and unique neighborhood gameplay

• Paintable bodywork so every character gets a one-of-one color

• 3 basket loadout styles for instant comedic personality

• Glass canopy option for weather-proof menace runs

• Multiple seat material and trim options for maximum character expression

• 7 included liveries for ready-to-spawn variants

• 12 exhaust options tuned for the exposed engine setup

🔧 Full Customization Breakdown

The Gravediver keeps the same personality-packed core as the standard Sunsetter, but swaps the mini spoiler system for an exposed engine build with deep visual customization across baskets, seats, exhausts, and liveries.

• Paintable bodywork

• 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

• Exposed go-kart engine

• 12 exhaust options

📐 Technical Specifications

Built with a clean five-level LOD chain so the Gravediver stays performant even on busy servers with high player counts and dense traffic.

File Sizes

• onx_sunsetter2_hi.yft: 1.3MB

• onx_sunsetter2.yft: 1.3MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 57,633

• L1: 29,280

• L2: 13,198

• L3: 6,712

• L4: 1,144

Textures

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024x1024

• ytd Texture count: 0

• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

📦 Installation

Setup is a two-step drop-in — no framework integration, no database migration, no scripting required.

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

• ensure [onx_vehicles] in your server cfg.

🧩 Compatibility and Notes

This FiveM lore friendly mobility scooter ships with no framework dependencies and no required scripts — it works on any FiveM server regardless of whether you are running QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or a fully custom stack. There is no subscription tie-in, and support is included from the ONX team so you continue to get polish and assistance after install.

• Subscription based: No — optional

• Polygons (model and LOD): See specs above

• Texture size and amount: See specs above

• Requirements & dependencies: None

• Support: Yes

📜 License 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.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this require QBCore, ESX, or Qbox to work?

A: No. The Gravediver is a standalone vehicle resource with no framework dependencies. Drop it into your resources folder, ensure it in your server cfg, and it works on any FiveM server.

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

A: Fully scratch made by Tidemo. Every panel is built from the ground up, which is why it slots cleanly into the GTA art style without the visual artifacts that come with kitbash conversions.

Q: How many customization options are included?

A: Paintable bodywork, 3 basket loadouts (Cluckin Bell, Burger Shot, 24/7), an optional glass canopy, 6 seat trims including leopard / tiger / zebra fur and crocodile skin, 7 liveries, and 12 exhaust options for the exposed go-kart engine.

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

A: Yes. Liveries can be released for free or sold with appropriate metadata, but they must ship as standalone livery models or textures — never bundled with the original vehicle model.

Q: Will it hurt server performance?

A: The vehicle ships with a full five-level LOD chain (57,633 down to 1,144 polys) and both YFTs are only 1.3MB each, so it stays lightweight even in heavy traffic scenes.

🚦 The Vehicle Your Community Will Not Stop Talking About

The Gravediver is the kind of vehicle that gives a server an identity. It rewards character-first roleplay, fuels clips that get shared back to your community, and finally gives older or eccentric characters a real toy to drive instead of another generic sedan. Drop it on your server and watch what your players do with it — it is built by the ONX Development Team for roleplay communities that value depth, originality, and a sense of humor.