FiveM Vapid Scout SR 2025: Civilian SUV with Styling Options

The civilian Vapid Scout SR 2025 has scratch-built bodywork for commuter, executive and sport-styled roleplay builds. Dayashii made the vehicle, with WiseGuy and JunkyWRX contributing to the release. Its clean standard appearance fits modern GTA V traffic, while the included styling choices let the same SUV take a rally, street or track-inspired look.

The Scout starts with a civilian body rather than a modified vanilla vehicle. Every panel, hood and spoiler was modelled for this SUV. A daily driver can use the standard shape, an executive character can keep a restrained appearance, and a custom build can select the more sporting parts. All of these uses share the same lore-friendly Vapid base model.

Hoods, spoilers and wings

The styling selection includes 6 hood options and 8 spoiler options. Hood designs range from clean OEM appearances to more aggressive vented shapes for performance-style builds. Dedicated wings for rally, street and track looks give the rear of the SUV several motorsport-inspired choices. These parts concern the vehicle’s appearance and allow a civilian build to be styled around its role.

• 6 hoods, including OEM-style and vented designs.
• 8 spoiler choices for different rear profiles.
• Rally wings for rally-prepared appearances.
• Street wings for road-oriented styling.
• Track wings for a track-inspired build.
• Further styling options for sporty and custom civilian configurations.
• A clean civilian body when no aftermarket parts are fitted.

The hood and spoiler choices accompany the standard SUV. A commuter build can retain its clean exterior, while a sporting project can use a vented hood and a wing suited to its chosen style. Executive and daily-driver characters can also customise the model without adopting the full motorsport appearance. The selection supports visual changes within one Scout vehicle entry.

There are 15 separate yft mod parts in the package. Those parts accompany the base model and its hood, spoiler and wing choices. The vehicle’s styling range is suitable for custom civilian projects as well as the rally, street and track aesthetics. The full selection comes with the Scout, including its clean stock-looking baseline.

Model construction

The scratch-made geometry was created specifically for the SR 2025. It does not reuse a vanilla SUV shell or merely replace its textures. Dayashii’s model, with the contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX, supplies both the civilian proportions and the optional styling components. The design remains lore-friendly when the Scout is used beside GTA V vehicles.

Existing garage systems and dealership scripts can use the resource, and vMenu can include it in vehicle lists. Those systems can use the same Scout for a stock-looking executive SUV or a customised civilian project. Its styling choices are available for the roleplay character’s build, with the base model staying the same across the different appearances.

Vehicle and modification files

• onx_scout25_hi.yft: 3.9MB
• onx_scout25.yft: 2.7MB
• onx_scout25.ytd: 1.0MB
• 15 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Five-tier LOD set

• L0: 128,491
• L1: 43,143
• L2: 16,613
• L3: 11,807
• L4: 886

Textures and embedded liveries

• Maximum ytd resolution: 1024×1024
• ytd textures: 15
• Maximum embedded-livery yft resolution: 2048×2048

Resource installation

1. Place the ONX vehicle resources beneath the server resources directory in a folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Enable the folder by adding ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg.

Installation uses the standard vehicle-resource process for FiveM. The Scout is a pure vehicle resource with no framework dependencies, no encryption overhead and no complicated dependency chain. QBCore, Qbox and ESX setups can use it, and it also runs on fully standalone servers. A framework-specific modification is not needed to load the vehicle.

Dealership scripts and garage systems can use the resource after installation, and vMenu lists can include the vehicle too. The same framework-independent asset serves those systems. Its civilian design and optional styling are part of the model, so commuter, executive and sporting builds use the same resource setup.

Build requirement and purchase

Some Scout features need Game Build 3095 to function. The core vehicle can load on older builds, but those builds do not provide every included engine-level vehicle feature. A server targeting Build 3095 can access the features that rely on it. This requirement applies to part of the feature set rather than changing the Scout’s framework compatibility.

Support is included.

Artwork releases and asset licence

Artists may produce liveries for the Scout and offer them free or sell them. Appropriate metadata must accompany the release. The artwork must be distributed as standalone livery models or textures, with the original Scout models excluded. That allows custom livery releases while keeping the vehicle files under their own asset licence.

• Reuploading is prohibited for assets except liveries and textures.
• Resale and rebranding have the same livery-and-texture exception.
• Release custom liveries independently, with appropriate metadata.
• Original vehicle models must never accompany a livery release.
• Redistribution is forbidden.

A free livery release follows the same independent-distribution condition as a sold one. It can provide the Scout with custom artwork while the original vehicle remains with its purchaser. The hood and spoiler selection continues to provide the included styling choices, alongside any separately released livery artwork used for a civilian build.