Toggle menu
Toggle preferences menu
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

StarCitizen:Ship manufacturers: Difference between revisions

From SAS Gaming Wiki
imported>Mango Gelatin
Manufacturer's Summary: Added Grey's Market (Needs a nav.svg)
 
SyncBot (talk | contribs)
Sync: upstream update available (local edits by imported>Mango Gelatin preserved)
 
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Upstream update available|StarCitizen:Ship manufacturers/Upstream}}
{{For|a list of '''Ship manufacturers'''|Category:Ship manufacturers}}
{{For|a list of '''Ship manufacturers'''|Category:Ship manufacturers}}



Latest revision as of 11:18, 17 July 2026

Upstream Update Available — The source wiki has a newer version of this page. View upstream version
Dismiss this banner by removing {{Upstream update available}} from the page after reviewing.

Template:For

File:Planet-crusader-concept2.jpg
Orbital shipyard for Crusader Industries

Ship manufacturers are the companies and organizations that research, design, build, and maintain starships. These ships are sold to civilians, StarCitizen:Citizens, and the military in various forms and variants. Each manufacturer has a style and goal that shapes the ships they design; from StarCitizen:Drake Interplanetary's rough-and-tumble design to MISC's rugged reliability.

Beyond simply building ships, ship manufacturers often push the boundaries of technology with advanced research and testing. For example, RSI's Atmo-Processor was the first large-scale terraformer, followed by the StarCitizen:Zeus, the first short-range explorer ship available for public purchase. Each of these inventions advanced humanity's technology towards stellar expansion.

In recent years, there has been a general trend of demilitarizing ships for use by Citizens and milita for protection from threats, such as the StarCitizen:Vanduul. The UEE's Militia Mobilization Initiative has made ships such as the StarCitizen:Polaris corvette available for general purchase.

Manufacturer's Summary