Tuned Motors
Retuned wheel motors: a higher top speed, and quicker to reach it.
L1 $130L2 $300L3 $750
GARAGE WORKSHOP
Moon Sweepers Vehicle Upgrades
Choose your vehicle, pick its upgrades, and know the price before you buy.
STEP 01
Choose a vehicle
Upgrade costs scale with the vehicle’s purchase price.
Push sweeper
Walk behind it: a 1.35 m sweep and a 100 kg hopper.
STEP 02
Configure your upgrades
Choose your current and target levels. Prices are specific to your vehicle.
Big Hopper
A bigger dust hopper: more dust before you have to unload.
L1 $100L2 $250L3 $600
Turbo Kit
An overdrive for the motors: boost pushes it further past its cruising speed.
L1 $200L2 $600
Cruise Control
Holds the speed you set, so you can steer and sweep without holding the throttle. S or the brake lets go.
L1 $250
Suction Control
Set the intake's suction while sweeping: higher sweeps a wider strip but holds the vehicle to a lower speed.
L1 $200L2 $450L3 $1,000
Quick Release
Wider hopper gates: it empties into a garage's silo faster on the collector pad.
L1 $80L2 $200
Floodlights
Brighter, wider headlights that reach further across the night side.
L1 $50L2 $150
Each vehicle has its own prices. Costs scale with its listed vehicle price and are rounded to the nearest $10. Hopper, suction, and unload upgrades are available only on sweepers. Switching vehicles resets your current selection.
How to calculate vehicle upgrade prices
Choose one garage offer and compare the levels you own with the levels you intend to buy.
Select a vehicle and its upgrades
Choose a vehicle, then select a current and target level for each available upgrade. The calculator sums only levels above your current level. It can also include the vehicle purchase and the separate garage building price.
The analyzed build has five garage offers: Push sweeper $300, Ride-on sweeper $1,000, Lunar sweeper $2,500, Mega vacuum rover $6,000 and Crew transport $2,000. The garage structure has a $200 base price.
Why the price changes between vehicles
The recovered rule scales each upgrade’s base price by a multiplier derived from the vehicle’s listed price, limited to 0.5× through 3×, then rounds to the nearest $10. The Push sweeper multiplier is 0.5× and the Lunar sweeper multiplier is 2.5×.
Tuned Motors costs $130, $300 and $750 at its three levels for the Push sweeper. For the Lunar sweeper the corresponding prices are $630, $1,500 and $3,750. If level one is already owned, moving to level three costs $5,250 in base upgrade prices.
Choose a change that fits the route
Tuned Motors and Turbo Kit concern vehicle movement. Big Hopper can reduce how often a sweeper needs to unload; Quick Release concerns the unloading stage. Suction Control changes the tradeoff between cleaning width and speed.
Which one is worthwhile depends on the whole cycle: travel, sweeping, unloading and the capacity of the destination. The extracted prices do not establish an observed money-per-hour ranking. Hopper, suction and unloading upgrades are restricted to sweepers in the analyzed data.
Frequently asked questions
Does the total include the vehicle and garage?
Only when you enable the separate checkboxes. The garage’s extracted base price is $200.
Why do my selections reset when I switch vehicles?
Applicable upgrades and prices depend on the chosen vehicle, so the calculator starts a new selection for the new vehicle.
Can I share a vehicle configuration?
Yes. Copy a share link for the selected vehicle, upgrade levels and purchase options. The configuration also saves locally when browser storage is available.
Values are reconstructed from game build f87fd7e5 and may change after updates. See sources and limitations.