Vehicles

Boat

An open-bow performance boat included among the watercraft Rockstar showed off in GTA VI's second trailer and its accompanying screenshots, alongside airboats, yachts, jet skis, and kayaks. Given Leonida's coastline and the extensive marina and waterway footage across both trailers, a fast planing hull like this is a reasonable fit for coastal traversal, boat chases, and general open-water travel around Vice City and its keys. Rockstar has not shown it in close detail, named a manufacturer or in-game model, or confirmed how a player would come to own or steal one.

Shitzu · Boat

Rockstar names this the Shitzu Squalo among the Ultimate Edition's included vehicles, calling it perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts, and saying the gradient pink and blue boat is docked at Washington Beach and made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate. Washington Beach is the boat's stated mooring, and the crate's contents are stated as explosives rather than left generic. The official screenshot shows Jason and Lucia piloting a windshielded sport cabin cruiser finished in a pink-to-teal gradient palm print, with the hull marked 'Squalo' near the bow and a registration plate reading 'VB 0522 05,' crossing open water at dusk with the Vice City skyline lit up behind them. Rockstar has not published a hull length, top speed, or price for it, and the fishing and open-ocean framing reads as a feature description rather than a technical specification.

Boat

A larger recreational boat shown among the watercraft in GTA VI's second trailer, distinct from the smaller jet skis, airboats, and speedboats also confirmed there. Extended Look screenshots separately show several people talking aboard a boat on open water, consistent with a vessel sized for socializing rather than solo travel. Given Vice City's wealth-driven aesthetic and past GTA games' use of yachts as ownable property tied to businesses or storylines, it likely serves a similar role here, though Rockstar has not confirmed pricing, ownership, or a specific in-game model name.