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The following is a list of fictional Star Wars terrestrial vehicles, including armored fighting vehicles, military aircraft, and naval ships.

The All Terrain Armored Transport, or AT AT walker, is a quadruped mechanized infantry combat vehicle used by the Imperial ground forces. Standing over tall with blast impervious armor plating, these massive constructs are used as much for psychological effect as they are for tactical advantage. The AT AT (pronounced either casually as 'at at', or using only the letters 'A. T. A. T.') was first introduced in The Empire Strikes Back (as the Galactic Empire's main units against Rebel Alliance infantry during the Battle of Hoth) and also appears in Return of the Jedi (as the vehicle used to transport Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader to their shuttle on the forest moon of Endor) and in Rogue One (in the AT ACT variant, used to respond to the attacks of Rebel infantrymen of the Rogue One unit during the Battle of Scarif, although later defeated by the arriving Rebel Red Squadron of starfighers). The AT AT also appears in a destroyed form in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, explained in the video game Star Wars Battlefront (2015) to be a residue of the Battle of Jakku, which was the Empire's last defeat and resulted in its dissolution. Modified forms appear in The Last Jedi (used by the First Order to attack Resistance forces in a former Rebel base).

The All Terrain Scout Transport (AT ST) is a two legged mech walker introduced briefly in The Empire Strikes Back and featured extensively in Return of the Jedi. These vehicles were designed to screen and protect the flanks of slower moving AT ATs and the larger tanks used by the Empire. Due to their design and movement, they are often dubbed as a "chicken walker". The name Scout Walker is also used to refer to an AT ST. This name was used for the official toy instead of the AT ST name. An AT ST also appears briefly in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, patrolling Jedha City following an attack by Saw Gerrera's forces. A modified AT ST later appears in The Mandalorian under the possession of a group of raiders, as the Empire has ceased to exist by the time of the series. An updated model of the AT ST is used by the First Order in The Last Jedi. Shortly before the film's climax, an AT ST is commandeered by BB 8.

Cloud cars fly around Bespin's Cloud City in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Compositing the cloud cars into the original releases required multiple motion control passes to prevent the vehicles from standing out too distinctly from their cloudy background. Cloud cars were designed to have two cockpits that were interconnected with a small compartment block. It was often a red orange color with each cockpit arranged in a "shoe shape" with the glass being on the "tongue" of the cockpit. Like the rest of Cloud City, cloud cars were designed to reflect a more refined art deco style. The scale models originally created for the movies were made of plastic parts using the then new method of vacuum forming. Cloud cars inserted into the films' Special Edition releases were computer generated.

A pair of skiffs travel with Jabba's sail barge in Return of the Jedi. The skiff was originally conceived as a flying animal carrying strapped on passenger modules. It was modified to be a nautical type vehicle, and then transitioned to become more utilitarian.

A sail barge delivers Jabba the Hutt and his entourage to the sarlacc pit in Return of the Jedi. Illustrator Ralph McQuarrie designed the ship to appear more utilitarian in comparison to early designs, which made the ship reminiscent of a Baroque sea craft. Joe Johnston continued working on the design after McQuarrie stepped away from the project. A full scale sail barge set was erected in Yuma, Arizona; it was one of the largest Star Wars sets created. Measuring 150 feet long, 130 feet wide and 65 feet high, the sail barge set was supported by 130 wooden posts, each 27 feet high, which were deeply embedded into the ground. Underneath the barge were several offices and a commissary which could feed 150 people. In order to get to the set, a two mile road made of compacted sand was built, requiring roughly 80,000 gallons of water to construct. For shots involving the vehicle's movement, ILM used a 125 centimeter radio controlled model. card game items, and Hasbro and Micro Machines toys.

An Incom Corporation T 16 skyhopper appears in the background of the Lars residence in A New Hope, and Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) races a skyhopper in National Public Radio's radio adaptation of that movie; a skyhopper also appears at the end of the Special Edition release of Return of the Jedi. The skyhopper model that Skywalker handles in A New Hope is the concept model Colin Cantwell built; budget limitations allowed only a partial full size mock up of the craft to be built. In Star Wars: Rebel Assault, skyhoppers are used by Rebel pilots to train in Tatooine's Beggar's canyon.

Speeder bikes first appear in a chase scene in Return of the Jedi and have appeared in various other Star Wars media. Related vehicles called 'swoop bikes' have also appeared in Star Wars films and other media.

The AAT is a Trade Federation vehicle that appears in The Phantom Menace, Revenge of the Sith, and other Star Wars media. Early drafts of The Phantom Menace described the Trade Federation's invasion of Naboo being led by "armored attack craft" that resembled helicopters. George Lucas narrowed down the AAT's design after looking at two different drawings from ILM design director Doug Chiang one tank like and the other shaped like a flying spade and deciding it would be interesting to combine the two together. In universe reference material describes the AAT as a battle tank designed specifically for head on combat, with a very heavily armored front and a nose of almost solid armor so it can crash through heavy walls. First manufactured for the Trade Federation by the Baktoid Armor Workshop, the AAT floats above the ground thanks to anti gravity "repulsorlift" technology and can achieve a top speed of At long, the AAT is crewed by four battle droids: a commander, a pilot and two gunners. Up to six additional battle droids can use handholds on either side of the tank's body to ride into battle. The base of the tank also incorporates six energized projectile launchers which carry three main ammunition types: "bunker buster" high explosive shells, armor piercing shells and high energy shells. When fired, these shells are cocooned in high energy plasma which reduces air friction and improves penetration. In order to reload the launchers though, the entire "foot" of the AAT must be removed and a loaded replacement installed using mechanical facilities. This assembly was then merged with the design for a manta shaped underwater transport written out of an earlier draft of the story. Within the Star Wars universe, the Bongo is described as being organically grown by secret Gungan techniques and so no two are exactly alike. The submersible piloted by Jar Jar, Obi Wan and Qua Gon was a Tribubble bongo long and manufactured by the Otoh Gunga Bongmeken Cooperative. It used hydrostatic bubble shields to keep the cockpit and cargo areas dry and filled with air. The cluster of semi rigid electromotive tentacles at the submersible's rear could propel it to a top speed of It was unarmed but in an emergency the cockpit section could detach from the rest of the submersible as an escape pod.

The turbo tank is a ten wheeled battle tank and armored personnel carrier that appears in Revenge of the Sith and is based on designs done by Joe Johnston for use in The Empire Strikes Back. West End Games based their "HAVw A5 Juggernaut" design on Johnson's sketches. The larger, more heavily armed vehicle that appears in Revenge of the Sith is labeled "HAVw A6". Measuring long, wide and high, the massive tank can carry as many as 300 clone troopers into battle depending on internal configuration. Each of the Juggernaut's ten wheels consists of three independently spinning segments and utilize independent suspension to travel across nearly any terrain. Designed to absorb enemy fire, they help the tank achieve a maximum speed of
Formally identified in background material as the NR N99 Persuader class droid enforcer, these tanks are manufactured by the Techno Union and primarily used by the Corporate Alliance, which sides with the Separatists during the Clone Wars. This long tank is designed to function on its own with a built in droid brain, though it can also be controlled by a pilot battle droid. Consisting of a huge central tread and forward mounted outriggers, the tank droid can cross almost any terrain with ease and achieve a top speed of Its weaponry includes two heavy repeating blasters, two ion cannons, and missile launchers.

The Dwarf spider droid is first seen being used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems in Attack of the Clones during the Battle of Geonosis and have featured in other Star Wars media. Hasbro released a spider droid figure in 2003. The DSD1 dwarf spider droid, as it is identified in background material, is essentially a walking cannon with a droid brain, built by the Baktoid Armor Workshop to fight for the Separatists during the Clone Wars. Standing only tall, it is also known as the burrowing spider droid for its ability to fit in tight spaces. Its primary weapon is a long blaster cannon capable of firing at different intensities and rates of fire, though it can also willingly utilize a self destruct device to blow up the enemy. A pair of infrared photoreceptors on the armored brain casing allow the spider droid to see its surroundings while four articulated legs are designed to affix to the sides of cliffs so it may climb difficult terrain. It can achieve a maximum speed of .

Droid gunships appear at the Battle of Kashyyyk in Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: Battlefront II. Their circular shape is designed to be reminiscent of the Trade Federation ships seen in The Phantom Menace. These ships were originally intended to appear in the movie's opening space battle, but were ultimately depicted as aircraft. Mass produced by Baktoid Fleet Ordnance on numerous worlds, the HMP is controlled by an advanced droid brain and measures long, wide and high. The gunship possesses a top speed of
Joe Pappalardo of Popular Mechanics, in analyzing several different Star Wars vehicles, gave a mixed review of the Hailfire droid. He praised it for being a wheeled vehicle instead of a walking vehicle and noted that having the robot body suspended between wheels is a popular real world design which allows robots to right themselves. However he argues the design's wheel size is too big for effectively traversing large obstacles, citing research done by Caltech and NASA on the issue. He also criticized the negative camber of the wheels for having no discernable purpose.

The OG 9 homing spider droid appears in Attack of the Clones during the Battle of Geonosis and features in other Star Wars media, including as a playable vehicle in Battlefront II. During post production, the droid was referred to as "Commerce Guild droid B." Referred to in source material as the OG 9 homing spider droid, these droid walking tanks were manufactured by Baktoid Armor Workshop for the Commerce Guild to enforce their contracts. It consists of an armored reactor core body attached to four armored legs, giving it a height of While the legs are thin they are tougher than they look, allowing the droid to traverse nearly any terrain and achieve a top speed of Its primary weapons are two dish shaped laser cannons mounted on the top and bottom of the reactor core: the top mounted cannon primarily releases sustains bursts to wear down deflector shields, while the bottom cannon suppresses enemy infantry. Joe Pappalardo of Popular Mechanics praised the design of the Homing spider droid for mirroring the design of a real world robot, RoboSimian, designed by JPL for traversing rough terrain. However he criticized it's apparent slow speed during the final battle in Attack of the Clones and argues that destroying one of its legs would quickly knock the robot out of a fight. Lucas requested the MTT have locomotive type qualities and be capable of knocking down everything in its path; consequently, the MTT has battering rams and locomotive components. Fictional background for the MTT explains it was originally produced by Baktoid Armor Workshop, the same manufacturer of the Trade Federation's AAT. Measuring long and tall, the MTT is designed to deploy in traditional battle lines, hence its strong frontal armor. Although floating above the ground on heavy duty "repulsorlift" engines, the MTT is a lumbering vehicle with a top speed of only A crew of five battle droids operate the MTT and it is armed with a pair of twin 17kv antipersonnel blaster cannons, but its primary purpose is to carry 112 battle droids into battle. These are stored folded up on an articulated deployment rack, which extends forward out of the MTT's bulbous front end via troop deployment hatch. During the Clone Wars, MTTS were modified to carry larger Super Battle Droids as well. It became a Confederacy ship once more before being scaled down, turned into a speeder, and becoming a Republic craft. Lucas turned to footage of helicopter troop deployment when conceiving the LAAT; the vehicle was originally labeled the "Jedi attack helicopter", a versatile gunship platform combining the functions of a black hawk a chinook and an Apache. The vehicle's ultimate appearance is based on the Russian Mil Mi 24 helicopter. Code 3 Collectibles released a die cast gunship two years later. Within the Star Wars universe, these repulsorlift gunships were built by Rothana Heavy Engineering to serve a vital role as atmospheric transports and escorts for the Republic during the Clone Wars. The standard LAAT/i gunship (Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry), measuring long (clearance with guns) and deep with a wingspan, can carry a platoon of 30 clone troopers with storage racks for several speeder bikes. With a maximum air speed of , the LAAT was designed specifically with low atmosphere flight in mind, giving it an advantage engaging enemy starfighters which give up their speed advantage when fighting below mountain level. The SPHA was referred to as "Clone Tank A" during production. Joe Pappalardo of Popular Mechanics has criticized the design of the SPHA for using legs compared to wheels or treads which would be easier to maintain. The STAP's design also relates back to Lucas' 1973 idea of ridable "jet sticks" which appeared in early drafts of the original Star Wars movie. A draft of The Phantom Menace refers to the vehicles as STAPS, or Single Troop Armed Pogo Sticks.

Swamp speeders appear in Revenge of the Sith during battle scenes on Felucia and Kashyyyk. TJ Frame, who worked on the swamp speeder concept soon after joining the art department, initially designed the craft to be appear reminiscent of fanboats. Within the Star Wars universe these vehicles are known as Infantry Support Platform (ISP) speeders, built for the Republic during the Clone Wars by Uulshos Manufacturing. ISPs use repulsorlifts and a powerful turbofan to patrol swampy regions, leading to their nickname, although they can be used on almost any terrain. Operated by two clone troopers and armed with a pair of twin swiveling blaster cannons, the ISP can move at speeds of up to One concept for Grievous' vehicle was for it to include "tank like chariots"; at another point, the vehicle was going to be another droid.

Wookiee flying catamarans appear in Revenge of the Sith. They were originally conceived as strictly water vehicles. The addition of a rotor came late in production; some printed works do not depict this component. Although mostly depicted through computer generated imagery, a full size mockup of the gunner's seat was created for a closeup of the tail gunner. The life sized model which appeared on the Rogue One set was based on a heavily modified flatbed Alvis Stormer piloted by experienced tank operators. Although the tank had initially been intended to be a hover vehicle, it was decided to keep the treads after production. Official sources identify the vehicle as the TX 225 "Occupier" combat assault tank manufactured by Rothana Heavy Engineering for the Galactic Empire. Measuring long and high, this ground assault vehicle (GAV) can reach a top speed of on open roads and is crewed by a tank commander, driver, and gunner/technician. Its armament includes a pair of elevating twin Dymek Mk2e/w medium laser cannons for antiarmor & antiaircraft use and a forward locked twin Dymek MK 2e/w medium laser cannon for antipersonnel use. Composite laminate armoring makes the tank remarkably resilient without overtaxing its propulsion system. Two variants of the "Occupier" are employed by the Empire: the standard TX 225 GAVw utilizing a continuous track which makes it highly maneuverable in urban environments, and the TX 225 GAVr which hovers slightly above the ground on repulsorlifts.