Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module
Single module cockpit for a driver and one passenger, with a small engine.
The Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module is a vehicle module in Rust with a 70 kW engine, taking 1 socket on a modular car's chassis. It weighs 320 kg and has 425 health on the car. You craft it at a Level 2 Workbench, and its blueprint costs 100 scrap to research.
About the Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module
Its health on the car is the module item's condition, so a module taken off keeps its damage and goes back on with it. Shredded with its car at the Junkyard, it gives back half of its recipe, rounded down.
On the tech tree it sits behind 6 other unlocks: Cockpit Vehicle Module, Modular Car Lift, Small Rechargeable Battery, Large Solar Panel, Water Wheel and Switch.
Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module weight, health and stats
Its engine takes engine parts and runs only with every slot holding an unbroken one; their quality sets three quarters of its acceleration, top speed and fuel economy, the module's health the rest.
How to craft the Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module
Crafting one takes 25 seconds at a Level 2 Workbench and costs 150 × Metal Fragments, 5 × High Quality Metal and 100 × Wood.
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100 How to get the Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module blueprint
Research it for 100 scrap, or unlock it on the Level 1 tech tree for 7 Blueprint Fragments in total.
1 Item
100 Scrap
Blueprint
100
Node
1 Blueprint Fragment
Unlocked
7 Shredding
Shredding a car at the Junkyard gives back half of each attached module's recipe, rounded down, on top of what the car itself yields.
How to repair the Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module
A full repair at a Repair Bench costs 31 × Metal Fragments, 2 × High Quality Metal and 21 × Wood, and you need its blueprint.
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×21 What the Cockpit With Engine Vehicle Module recycles into
A green recycler always gives back 75 × Metal Fragments, 2 × High Quality Metal and 50 × Wood for one.
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×2
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50%
×90
×3
×60
×112
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50%
75%
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×40 Stats checked against the Rust game files on 9 November 2026.