Nov 7, 2026

GTA 6 Scooter Brothers app lets you summon your car

Updated Nov 7, 2026

Edge reports that GTA 6 has a phone app to call in vehicles, where an NPC drops off your car and rides away, a nod to a famous GTA IV meme.

GTA 6 will have Scooter Brothers, a phone app that lets you call in a vehicle and have an NPC deliver it, so you won't have to go and fetch it. Edge magazine reports it, as picked up by Vandal, and Rockstar hasn't confirmed it.

Rockstar Games has shown the cars of GTA 6 in its trailers, but nobody knew how they would get to you when you need them. Edge now names that piece, and the name is a joke that dates back to 2008.

What is Scooter Brothers in GTA 6?

Scooter Brothers is an app on your character's phone for requesting vehicles.

Scooter Brothers is an app on your character's phone for requesting vehicles. According to Vandal, which relays Edge's preview, an NPC brings you the car and, once the job is done, leaves on a scooter presumably ridden by their "brother".

In practice, instead of walking to wherever you left your vehicle, you call it from the phone and someone brings it over. Neither Vandal nor Rockstar has said how long the NPC takes, how far away they start, or whether the service has limits.

Fact file

What it is: A phone app in GTA 6 for requesting vehicles
Name: Scooter Brothers
How it works: An NPC delivers the car and leaves on a scooter
Who reports it: Edge magazine, relayed by Vandal
Status: Not confirmed by Rockstar Games
Game release: November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

Where does the Scooter Brothers name come from?

The name comes from a 2008 GTA IV video.

The name comes from a 2008 GTA IV video. The Justin.tv channel (now Twitch) FourPlayerPodcast went viral when Brad Simons, one of its hosts, rode a scooter around Liberty City following an NPC that looked a lot like his character, shouting that the two were "scooter brothers".

Vandal puts the video at over 7.6 million views on YouTube today. So Rockstar has turned a joke between two guys on scooters into the car delivery system of Vice City.

Timeline

From the GTA IV meme to the GTA 6 service

2008Viral GTA IV videoFourPlayerPodcast goes viral with "scooter brothers", per Vandal
Sep 17, 2013GTA V releasesPS3 and Xbox 360, per Rockstar
Nov 19, 2026GTA 6 launchesPS5 and Xbox Series X|S, per Rockstar

Source: Vandal and Rockstar Games

Calling your car without going to get it

For players, the app changes a routine: your car stops being something you have to pick up and becomes something that…

For players, the app changes a routine: your car stops being something you have to pick up and becomes something that comes to you. That is what Vandal describes, and everything else about how it works is still unknown.

The tone is the open question. Vandal notes it isn't known whether Rockstar went a step further and gave the service's NPCs silly lines like the ones in the original video. You'll only find out once the game is out.

If you want to catch up on everything else confirmed so far, what we know about GTA 6 is collected in one place.

What we still don't know about Scooter Brothers

The practical details are missing: whether the app works for any vehicle, whether the service costs in-game money, and…

The practical details are missing: whether the app works for any vehicle, whether the service costs in-game money, and whether it works anywhere on the map. Only Rockstar Games can clear that up, on its Newswire or in the game itself.

The next clue arrives with the launch on November 19, 2026, when you can try the app yourself.