Star Citizen ship: RSI Zeus Mk II ES, expedition

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RSI Zeus Mk II ES, official image
Official image © Cloud Imperium Games

The Zeus Mk II pays homage to the ship that launched humanity to the stars in 2140, built for a whole new generation of travellers. The ES focuses on exploration, with a strong radar package and enhanced weapons and shields.

📜 Its history

The series is named after the Zeus, the first commercially available ship equipped with a quantum drive, built by Roberts Space Industries in 2140. The Zeus Mk II resembles the original, with a more angular design.

📐 Specifications

ManufacturerRoberts Space Industries
Roleexpedition (exploration)
Sizemedium
Crew3
Dimensions (L × W × H)46 × 35 × 9 m
Mass276,600 kg
Cargo32 SCU
Combat speed (SCM)205 m/s
Maximum speed1,100 m/s
Rotation (pitch / yaw / roll)32 / 32 / 110 °/s
Statusflight ready

🔫 Stock armament and equipment

Stock loadout: RSI Zeus Mk II ES
TypeSizeCountEquipment
weaponS42Omnisky XII Cannon (S4)
VariPuck S4 Gimbal Mount
weaponS312× CF-337 Panther Repeater (S3)
Remote Turret
missilesS42RSI Zeus Missile Launcher

Components:

  • Shield: 4 × 5MA ‘Chimalli’ (S2)
  • Power plant: 2 × FullForce (S2)
  • Cooler: 2 × ColdSnap (S2)
  • Quantum drive: Khaos (S2)
  • Jump module: Excelsior (S2)
  • Radar: Lephari (S3)
  • Life support: ComfortAir Plus (S2)
  • Hydrogen tank: Internal Tank
  • Quantum fuel tank: Internal Tank

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Sources: the official Roberts Space Industries Ship Matrix (specs, stock loadout and description, checked 19 October 2026), the Star Citizen Wiki for the ship’s history. Text rewritten by Beacon Mag. Official values may differ slightly from the current game, which is rebalanced every patch. Official images © Cloud Imperium Games. Star Citizen® is a registered trademark of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC.

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