Automobility: Unofficial Port

Build it. Tune it. Drive it.

Give your roads a reason to exist. Build a car from individual parts, find a setup that feels right, and take the long way home. From a quiet drive through town to a track built for friends, Automobility puts your own creation at the centre of the journey.

This independently maintained Fabric port brings FoundationGames’ Automobility to Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3. The 1.3 release brings Momentum driving into the main mod, expands the garage and welcomes three new cars: MC-5, Offroader 90 and W4. The latest localization update supports 21 interface languages, including Slovak, Dutch and Turkish.

Make it your own

• Build from parts. Choose a frame, engine, wheels and attachments, then assemble your car at an Automobile Assembler.
• Find your driving style. Enjoy drifting, cruise control, vehicle settings, a horn and driving feedback, with Momentum now included.
• Spend some time in the garage. Preview parts, tune your car and take a test drive before returning to the same tuning session.
• Take the night route. Built-in headlights and adjustable lighting options start with the Balanced preset. The B fallback remains available.
• Build the route too. Slopes, dash panels, off-road blocks and vehicle-aware redstone turn a road into something worth driving.
• Keep the view clear. A compact HUD stays usable at larger GUI scales. Petrol and diesel cars coast more freely, and the MC-5 has a livelier start.

Your first drive

Craft parts at an Auto Mechanic Table, place a frame on an Automobile Assembler, then add the engine and matching wheels. Get in, check your key bindings, and try a short loop before heading out.

For garage work, park beside a Garage Bench, stop and get out. When reversing after braking, release the brake and press it again to reverse.

Better together

Automobility works on its own. Add the systems you want for your world:

• Pumps & Pistons — produce petrol and diesel, build service stations and refuel your vehicles.
• Powerworks — add electric engines, traction batteries and charging.
• Autoradio — give the drive a soundtrack with radio, your own music and shared listening.

Momentum is included. Remove the old standalone Momentum JAR when upgrading. RIAutomobility remains a separate addon with its own downloads and requirements; check those before adding it.

Install and update

Choose the file for your exact Minecraft version, with Fabric Loader, Fabric API and Java 25 or newer. Each version’s notes list its minimum dependencies. For multiplayer, use matching builds on the server and clients.

Back up your world and configuration before upgrading. Keep your settings and key bindings. Bundled libraries stay inside the main download.

Help and credits

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Licensing and attribution

Code, original vehicle artwork and inherited content retain their applicable licenses:

• Code — MIT. This port is based on Automobility by FoundationGames and includes an unofficial integration of Momentum by milkucha. Port code changes are also MIT. Retain the MIT license text and relevant author notices when redistributing covered code. Third-party libraries retain their own bundled notices.
• New vehicle models and textures — CC BY 4.0. Attribution: Nickynicolaus · offchunk.com. This covers the specified artwork for Offroader 90, W4 and MC-5, including their matching new wheels. Share and adapt those assets with credit to Nickynicolaus, a link to CC BY 4.0, and an indication of changes. Full CC BY 4.0 terms.
• Original EV startup chime — CC BY 4.0. Use the same attribution: Nickynicolaus · offchunk.com. Other sounds and inherited artwork keep their existing licenses and credits.

The download’s LICENSE-ASSETS.txt identifies the exact covered asset files; LICENSE, NOTICE.md and third-party notices describe the other parts. Earlier published downloads retain their existing terms. These licenses apply to their respective files, rather than offering a choice of license for every file.