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Fortnite teases 4 new vehicles in latest update

Leakers shared posters of the vehicles to be added this season.
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The latest update to Fortnite Chapter Two, season three brought a plethora of new content to the game. But part of the v13.20 update is the addition of new posters teasing vehicles that appeared in the season’s battle pass trailer, according to FortTory.

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Since the trailer was released earlier this month, many fans have speculated that user-controlled vehicles will be added during the season. FortTory shared the posters of the four vehicles along with their names earlier today.

The first vehicle is a small truck called the Bear. The truck looks slightly different in the poster than it did in the trailer, though. In the poster, it’s completely orange. But while in the trailer, it was orange and blue.

The second image is a much larger truck called Mudflap. This truck would probably be one of the largest vehicles available in Fortnite history if it joins the game.

The third poster showcases a car called the Prevalent, which has a traditional look. This four-doored orange vehicle was also seen in the trailer. 

The final image shared is of a sports car called Whiplash. This is the first new vehicle we see in the trailer racing away from one of the Bear vehicles in pursuit.

While Fortnite has had a variety of different unique methods of transportation over the years, drivable cars are something that the community has been asking for since the game launched. This could be the season where fans finally are available to use cars in-game.


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