Obey Omnis e GT
Styled after the Audi e-Tron GT, this electric Obey posts perfect acceleration and handling scores while functioning as an armored Imani Tech car rather than a pure straight-line racer.
Key Info
| Game | GTA 5 |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
| Manufacturer | Obey |
| Seats | 4 |
| Drivetrain | All-wheel drive (AWD) |
| Mass | 2,350 kg |
| DimensionsL x W x H | Not published |
Performance
| Top Speed | 179.44 km/h |
|---|---|
| 0–60 | Not published |
| Handling | 100/100 |
More Info
| Inspired By | Audi e-Tron GT |
|---|---|
| In-Game Price | $1,795,000 at Legendary Motorsport |
The Obey Omnis e-GT arrived with the Criminal Enterprises update on July 26, 2022, priced at $1,795,000 at Legendary Motorsport. Its design draws from the Audi e-Tron GT, and unlike most Sports-class vehicles, it's built as an armored Imani Tech car rather than a straight-line racer, requiring 12 homing missiles to destroy at full upgrade versus the single missile that takes down most rivals in its class.
How It Drives
Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Omnis e-GT at 179.44 km/h (111.5 mph), with a 1:04.431 lap time, noticeably slower than most Sports-class cars at this price. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 80.35 speed, a perfect 100.00 acceleration, 33.33 braking, and a perfect 100.00 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale. That combination of maxed acceleration and handling is genuinely rare, but the AWD electric powertrain runs through only 2 gears by default, and the car's real weight (2,350 kg) shows up most in its comparatively weak top speed and braking.
How to Get One
Buy it outright from Legendary Motorsport for $1,795,000, no reputation grinding or mission chain required. It's a straightforward purchase available to anyone with the cash, with no trade price or discount path currently confirmed.
Customization Highlights
A full build runs $956,900 across every category, exceptionally high even by Sports-class standards, largely driven by its Imani Tech options: the Missile Lock-On Jammer alone costs $400,000, the Remote Control Unit $235,000, and Armor Plating $150,000 on top of standard armor upgrades. Sixteen livery designs are available, more than most vehicles offer, ranging from simple stripe patterns to full camo wraps.
Comparison to Other Variants
Against the standard Obey Omnis (non-electric, $701,000, 182.26 km/h fully upgraded), the e-GT costs over $1 million more for perfect acceleration and handling scores, armor, and Imani Tech options, but comes out slightly slower on top speed. Against the Ocelot Jugular (also holding a perfect 100.00 handling score, $1,225,000, 201.17 km/h fully upgraded), the Jugular is faster and cheaper, but lacks the Omnis e-GT's armor and Imani Tech defensive options entirely.
Is It Worth Buying?
At $1,795,000 plus a potential $956,900 in upgrades, this is a genuinely expensive, specialized purchase, not a casual buy. It makes the most sense for players who specifically want an armored, Imani Tech-equipped vehicle with genuinely rare perfect acceleration and handling scores, rather than anyone chasing top-speed leaderboard numbers.
Quick Tips
- Budget separately for the full $956,900 upgrade cost, Imani Tech options alone account for a large share of it Don't expect competitive top speed, its real strength is acceleration, handling, and armor, not straight-line racing Take advantage of the 4-seat layout for freemode passengers, most Sports-class cars only seat 2 Equip the Missile Lock-On Jammer if you plan to drive it in hostile freemode lobbies, it's a genuine defensive advantage Remember it needs 12 homing missiles to destroy at full armor, far tougher than most Sports-class vehicles.
How to Get It
Legendary Motorsport, $1,795,000 at Legendary Motorsport
Special Features
Pros & Cons
- Maxed-out acceleration and handling, both at 100.00 on Rockstar's own scale, a rare double achievement
- Genuinely armored: takes 12 homing missiles to destroy at full upgrade, versus 1 for most Sports-class cars
- Imani Tech options add real defensive utility (Missile Lock-On Jammer, Remote Control Unit)
- Seats 4, useful for freemode over most 2-seat Sports cars
- Weak top speed for its price point (179.44 km/h, noticeably behind similarly priced Sports cars)
- Weak braking (33.33 on Rockstar's own scale)
- Full upgrade cost of $956,900 is exceptionally high, more than half the vehicle's own purchase price
- Armor Plating alone costs $150,000 on top of standard armor upgrades
Verdict
Trivia
- Full upgrade cost at Los Santos Customs and Agency Vehicle Workshop is $956,900 across all categories. Lap time fully upgraded: 1:04.431 (Broughy1322 test). Added to GTA Online on July 26, 2022, as part of the Criminal Enterprises update. Runs on only 2 gears by default, unusual among Sports-class vehicles.
Featured In
- KnoWay Out (contact mission)