All 300+ Starfield Ships: Specs, Stats, How to Unlock & Get Them

Getting a handle on the variety of all Starfield ships is no small feat, especially before you ascend into the cosmic playground that awaits. That’s why we’ve crafted a comprehensive guide outlining the distinct types and classes of ships in the game, ensuring you’re well-prepared before igniting the thrusters.

But your interstellar journey in Starfield goes beyond merely hopping from planet to planet. The game also provides a rich customization landscape, turning your ship into a personalized extension of yourself. This is particularly enjoyable if you pilot one of Starfield’s elite ships. So please fasten your seat, and let’s see every available ship in the game.

Starfield Ships: Specs, Stats, When & Where to Get Them

Starfield offers more than 300 ships for players to buy, get through missions, or steal (commandeer). In the table below, you will find every ship except the Starborn Guardian ones, which come with different weaponry (SOL and TOR). A few important notes:

• Purchasable ships sold by Ship Services Technicians seem to be randomly assigned to a number of them every time you start the game. You will get a different set of ships from each Ship Services Technician on each playthrough, so it’s hard to specify where to buy each ship unless it’s a ship only available in Staryards or Showrooms.
• Ecliptic, Va’Ruun, and Spacer ships can only be stolen (commandeered). Beyond that, there seem to be multiple UC, GalBank, and Freestar ships that you can only get by stealing them.
• Crimson Fleet ships (aka pirate ships) can only be purchased from Jazz at The Key if you are a member of the Crimson Fleet or stolen/commandeered or if you are not.
• The only Ship Services Technicians that seem to sell ships with Shielded Cargo Holds seem to be Jazz at The Key and Lon Anderssen at Red Mile (the only two Shady ones).
• While not free ships per se, there are several ships like Dagger, which you can steal easily.
• Ships like Narwhal, Stronghold, Silent Runner, and Shieldbreaker (let’s not call them legendary but unique or flagships) are typically available at one vendor.
• I think the ships available for stealing/commandeering correlate to your level and the level of the Solar System you are in. I assume that your chances of stealing a III or IV variant of a ship are high if you are at a high-level system, even if your character’s level is much lower (unconfirmed).

I have also added the reactors for each ship I have found so far, as reactors are the ship modules that unlocks the ship’s capabilities in the Ship Builder. For instance, if you buy the Silent Runner early in the game, you can access the Dogstar SF30 Sheared Flow Reactor, which is typically unlocked much later. I think this is valuable information.

Note: The table is obviously incomplete, but I hope it’s helpful. It’s going to take a while until every single piece of information is added, so please leave a comment to help fill out the reactors column and the “Where to Get” and “Unlocked at Level” columns.