Desert SUV Off-Road 4X4

A game-ready, low-poly boxy off-road SUV built at real-world scale (2.33 × 2.14 × 4.82 m) for the Universal Render Pipeline. It comes in orange paint with black hood stripes, a full grille with round headlights, LED bars, a bull bar, cube lights, an aluminium skid plate, flared wheel arches and a rear-mounted spare.

The vehicle is made to be driven and opened. The wheels, doors, hood, side-hinged swing gate, lift glass and steering wheel are separate objects, each pivoted on its real hinge or axle, ready to hook up to your own vehicle controller. Opening the hood reveals a modelled engine bay, and the doors open onto a full interior with seats, dashboard and steering wheel. LOD0 also has a separate frame, axles, links, coil-overs, driveshafts, exhaust and fuel tank, all attached to the body.

Three LOD levels (7,898 / 4,436 / 1,976 triangles) share one 2048 PBR texture atlas and are set up in a LODGroup, with a 96-triangle convex collision hull. Smooth weighted normals keep the low-poly surfaces clean under raking light. The windows use a separate transparent glass material, so the interior is visible.

An included editor script applies the correct import settings and builds the prefab in one click, setting up the LODGroup, materials, collider and part hierarchy.

Suitable for off-road, racing, open-world, survival and simulation games on PC, console and mid-range mobile. To customise it, repaint the BaseColor atlas for new colours or liveries, or swap the glass tint on the material.

No driving script, wheel colliders or animations are included. The model is static geometry with pivots for your own controller.