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Star Wars: Galactic Racer Deluxe Edition Vehicles Explained

The three Kor Sarun craft are cosmetic reskins of the base speeders, plus the extras the upgrade adds.

The three Kor Sarun craft are cosmetic reskins of the base speeders, plus the extras the upgrade adds.

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The Deluxe Edition of Star Wars: Galactic Racer bundles three named vehicles into your garage: the Kor Sarun: Darc X, the Kor Sarun: Ciza T, and the Kor Sarun: Rak S. They look like fresh rides, but each one maps directly onto a craft that already exists in the standard game.

Quick answer: The three Kor Sarun vehicles are cosmetic versions of the base Landspeeder, Speeder Bike, and Skim Speeder. They carry no stat or handling advantage over the standard trio.

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The three Kor Sarun vehicles

Each Deluxe vehicle corresponds to one of the game’s three repulsorcraft classes. There is one per class, so the pack covers the full handling spread rather than stacking several bikes or speeders.

VehicleClass
Kor Sarun: Darc XLandspeeder
Kor Sarun: Ciza TSpeeder Bike
Kor Sarun: Rak SSkim Speeder

Why the vehicles are cosmetic only

Galactic Racer has three base vehicles: the Landspeeder, the Speeder Bike, and the Skim Speeder. Those are the only craft that exist, and each has base stats you can improve through upgrades. The Kor Sarun versions do not add a fourth, fifth, or sixth option. They re-skin the ones you already pilot.

Because of that, buying the Deluxe Edition changes how your speeders look, not how they drive. The performance ceiling and the upgrade paths stay identical whether you race in a standard craft or its Kor Sarun counterpart.

If your interest is purely competitive, the standard three vehicles reach the same stats, so the Deluxe pack is a style choice rather than a power boost.

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Everything else in the Deluxe Edition

Beyond the three craft, the upgrade adds cosmetic and extra-content items on top of the full base game.

  • This one-of-a-kind Livery takes its design from the Naboo N-1 starfighter Anakin Skywalker piloted in The Phantom Menace, and can be applied to any of your speeders.
  • Three Arcade Events, time trials built around the Kor Sarun craft.
  • A Deluxe Player Banner with an exclusive insignia and background for multiplayer.
  • A Digital Art Book of character, vehicle, and location artwork from the game’s development.

Redeeming the Digital Art Book involves an in-game code and requires an internet connection. Install the Deluxe Upgrade add-on to make the code accessible.


Pricing and how to get the Deluxe content

Galactic Racer is available now on PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. Choose the Deluxe Edition at purchase, or get the Standard Edition and add the content later.

EditionPrice (MSRP)Deluxe vehicles
Standard Edition$59.99No
Deluxe Edition$79.99Yes
Deluxe Upgrade (add-on)$19.99Yes

Already own the Standard Edition? The separate Deluxe Upgrade add-on grants the same vehicles, Livery, Arcade Events, banner, and Art Book without rebuying the base game. The Collector’s Edition, priced at $159.99, is a physical-only package that wraps the Deluxe content with a landspeeder model, a steelbook, an art book, and pilot patches.

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How to confirm the vehicles unlocked

After the Deluxe content installs, open the game and head to the Paddock or Customization menu. The three Kor Sarun craft and the Naboo N-1 Livery appear there as selectable options you can apply to your speeders, and the Deluxe Player Banner becomes available for your multiplayer profile. If those entries are present, the upgrade is active on your account.