Leonida
Wanted.
The GTA VI reference that shows its sources. Vehicles, characters, locations, weapons and guides — every record badged by how well it is established, with the Rockstar page behind it.
Image: Rockstar Games
Release date
Confirmed by Rockstar
19 November 2026
Time until launch
On file today
- 39
- Vehicles
- 12
- Characters
- 18
- Locations
- 4
- Weapons
- 14
- Guides
The database
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Structured, sourced data behind searchable pages, comparisons and tools — not just articles.
The world of Leonida
Six regions. Pick up a postcard.
Rockstar has named six regions and published a postcard and a set of screenshots for each. Nothing else about the map is public yet, so this is the whole of it — and all of it is official.
- 12 official shots
City · Named by Rockstar
Vice City
Vice City is the central urban setting of Grand Theft Auto VI, the place Rockstar's own Leonida overview page returns to again and again as the backdrop for Jason and Lucia's story, calling it the darkest side of the sunniest place in America. Official screenshots and the character bios tied to it repeatedly show neon signage, clubs, a recording studio scene tied to Boobie Ike and Dre'Quan Priest, and dense street-level activity rather than any single confirmed neighborhood layout.
Rockstar ties it to
Boobie Ike
Dre'Quan PriestNamed inside it
- 6 official shots
Keys · Named by Rockstar
Leonida Keys
The Leonida Keys are the island chain south of the mainland where Grand Theft Auto VI's story begins, established by Rockstar as Jason Duval's home turf and the base for the drug-running work he does before events pull him toward Vice City. The same page ties Brian Heder's boat-yard smuggling operation and Jason's rent-free housing arrangement to this stretch of Leonida, giving the Keys a working criminal economy rather than presenting them purely as a tourist backdrop.
Rockstar ties it to
Jason Duval
Brian Heder
- 6 official shots
Region · Named by Rockstar
Grassrivers
Grassrivers is one of six Leonida regions Rockstar names on its official character page, sitting inland from Vice City as a wetland counterpoint to the neon-lit city core. Rockstar's own screenshots for the area, distributed through its media gallery, show airboats, alligators, mud-caked hunters, and dense swamp vegetation rather than any urban development, which is the clearest official signal of what kind of terrain this region covers.
Rockstar ties it to
- 6 official shots
Town · Named by Rockstar
Port Gellhorn
Port Gellhorn is named by Rockstar as one of the six regions of Leonida, linked from Real Dimez's profile on the official character page. Rockstar's own screenshots for it, released through the media gallery, show faded roadside motels lit by vintage neon signage at night, the kind of imagery that reads as a once-popular vacation stop past its prime rather than a thriving resort town.
Rockstar ties it to
Real Dimez
- 6 official shots
Town · Named by Rockstar
Ambrosia
Ambrosia is named by Rockstar as one of the six regions of Leonida, linked from Raul Bautista's profile on the official character page. Rockstar's own screenshots show an Ambrosia County Sheriff's Office road sign and a motorcycle club, patches reading 'Ambrosia,' riding in formation down a small-town main street past a gas station and campaign yard signs — clear official evidence of a rural community with its own outlaw biker presence rather than a resort or major city.
Rockstar ties it to
Raul Bautista
- 6 official shots
National Park · Named by Rockstar
Mount Kalaga National Park
Mount Kalaga National Park is named directly by Rockstar as one of the six regions of Leonida, linked from Brian Heder's profile on the official character page, and its own name signals protected wilderness rather than a settled town. Rockstar's official screenshots back that up, showing forested hills and ridgelines, a news helicopter banking over wooded terrain, and dirt bikers racing past what looks like an abandoned industrial silo complex, suggesting rugged, only partly developed backcountry rather than a manicured park.
Rockstar ties it to
Not a map. Rockstar has published no map of Leonida, so these postcards sit in a fixed row: no position, distance or border between regions is implied. Everything shown is Rockstar's own imagery and wording.
Vehicles
Seen in the trailers.
Cheetah
Grotti · Sports Car
Rockstar's own Ultimate Edition page bills this as a '95-model Grotti Cheetah, framed as the manufacturer's signature sports car of that era and described in the site's own words as an ode to Shore Drive. The official promotional shot backs that framing up, showing a low wedge-nosed coupe finished in white with a red central stripe and script side graphics, parked outside a Vice City high-rise in a pose closer to an eighties or nineties analog supercar than anything futuristic. Rockstar's copy adds that it becomes available to punctuate later-stage story action, which is the only gameplay context given; no price, performance figures, or acquisition method beyond that Ultimate Edition unlock have been published.
Dominator Buggy
Vapid · Off-Road
Styled as a '67 model, the Dominator Buggy is a tube-frame off-road buggy Rockstar named directly in its own edition copy, calling it a "Mud Club monster" offering impressive offroad handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond. Rockstar names the garage that comes with it: the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which it says features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced. That last detail makes the Paradise Garage the first fencing point Rockstar has named for Grand Theft Auto VI, though it has not explained how fencing works or what it pays. Screenshots show the buggy caked in mud with oversized off-road tires, and Rockstar has published no top speed, acceleration, or price.
Enduro
Dinka · Motorcycle
The Enduro is a cross-country motorcycle Rockstar confirmed by name as an Ultimate Edition pre-order bonus, unlocked in an Army fatigue-tinged livery at Jason's safehouse alongside a Crest Kayak. Unlike the vehicles only glimpsed in trailer footage, this one comes from Rockstar's own written description of the Ultimate Edition's contents, making the model name itself a confirmed fact even though Rockstar has not disclosed handling, top speed, or price. Its knobby off-road tires and upright riding position point to enduro-style trail use.
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Stated or shown by Rockstar itself: its website, trailers, screenshots or edition copy. The source link is on the record.
Seen in official footage or credibly reported, but never named by Rockstar. The record says exactly where it was seen.
Community inference. Kept off the database pages until it moves up a level, and always labelled when it appears in a guide.
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