The Hoverbike is a motorcycle featured in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Call of Duty: Mobile.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare[]
The Hoverbike, called Jetbike internally, appears in the Campaign and briefly in the Multiplayer. It has an articulated hover unit underneath it tilting in all directions allowing it to hover meters over the air. Its angular armour is designed to deflect enemy fire.
In the world of Advanced Warfare, the Hoverbike was made possible thanks to advances in fuel cell capacity in 2045. It was now possible to store enough power that hover dynamics could be fitted onto small vehicles. The Hoverbike was introduced in 2053 by the Atlas Corporation as part of a new line of hover-based vehicles.[1]
The design was intended to allow soldiers to be able to manoeuvre over any kind of terrain or obstacle as the vehicle could simply hover right over it.[2] This advantage can be seen in the mission Aftermath, where the protagonists use Hoverbikes to effortlessly navigate over flooded streets, rubble and wrecked cars at high speed.
Campaign[]
It is used two times by Gideon and Jack Mitchell in Aftermath. On the second sequence, it is controllable by the player.
Multiplayer[]
In the Havoc DLC map Urban there is a Hoverbike parked at the crime scene, where the B flag appears in Domination.
Specifications[]
- Designer: Atlas
- Armor: Boron Carbide
- Main Armament: M3A3 lightweight .50 caliber machine gun
- Top Speed: 220 MPH<
Achievement/Trophy[]
Wheelman (10 
/ Bronze Trophy 
) - Finish the Hoverbike sequence without hitting any walls or obstacles and taking no damage in "Aftermath."
Gallery[]
Call of Duty: Mobile[]
- "The motorcycle drives by suspension with a special driven device."
- — Description
The Hover Bike returns in Call of Duty: Mobile in the Battle Royale mode. It was added in November 2022 as part of the Season 10: World Class update, and in Season 6: Templar's Oath, it was added later in Multiplayer mode's Ground War map Armada.
Trivia[]
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare[]
- The Snowmobile was used for testing prior to a model being created.
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