Rebel combat speeder

There are two conflicting canon sources for this article, from the in-game vehicle and the official website render.

A cohesive timeline has not yet been devised by Lucasfilm Ltd. Editor discretion is advised.

Rebel combat speeder

Production information
Manufacturer	SoroSuub Corporation
Model	Multi-purpose armored speeder
Class	Heavy Cavalry Anti-aircraft Anti-armor Anti-infantry Repulsorcraft
Technical specifications
Armament	Heavy lasers (2) Missile launchers (2) Heavy blaster cannon (1)
Crew	Pilot (1) Gunner (1)
Usage
Era(s)	Rebellion era New Republic era
Affiliation	Alliance to Restore the Republic New Republic

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The Rebel combat speeder was originally a failed armored speeder-design made by the SoroSuub Corporation.

1 Characteristics
2 History
3 Behind the scenes
4 Appearances
- 4.1 In other languages

CharacteristicsEdit

The speeder was reminiscent of the earlier V-19 design, but had military-grade armor and powerful guns and rocket launchers. The speeder would often be used by resource-strapped Rebel sector forces.

A heavier version, also used by the Rebellion, featured three tail engines, thicker armor, upgraded to an airspeeder, and more powerful cannons.

HistoryEdit

The design was won by the Rebel Alliance during a late game of Sabacc, where a SoroSuub designer was forced to hand over the plans, after gambling away everything else of value.

Behind the scenesEdit

This Rebel vehicle would be replaced by the AAC-1 hovertank in Star Wars: Battlefront II, although that vehicle would share the exact same backstory as this one.

If taken at face value, that would either mean that one designer lost two designs during a gambling-spree, or that two different SoroSuub designs were lost due to multiple reckless employees. This was also the Strike Mech in Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds.