Death Stranding - Reverse Trike Guide

A guide on using the reverse trike in Death Stranding. Included are how to unlock it, controls, recharging, durability, and cargo management.

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Reverse Trike

Death Stranding - Reverse Trike Guide

The reverse trike is a transport vehicle that lets you load cargo to speed up your deliveries. It runs on batteries and can use up additional power when exposed to water. It is also important to avoid crashing into obstacles to avoid damaging your cargo.

How to unlock

A reverse trike found during the main story can be restored to running condition after clearing order no. 9. Completing the delivery allows you to construct a generator facility to make the vehicle operable.

After clearing order no. 23, you will be able to fabricate a reverse trike using gathered materials. To craft a reverse trike, you will need 220 metals and 160 ceramics.

Structures and Facilities Guide

Controls

Input Command
R2 Accelerate
L2 Brake / reverse
L3 Burnout during boost
× Jump

Recharging

Death Stranding - Reverse Trike Guide

Since the reverse trike runs on solar power, it will gradually recover charge in clear or cloudy weather. The generator facility also charges the vehicle’s battery and at a much faster rate.

Durability

Death Stranding - Reverse Trike Guide

The reverse trike’s durability will degrade over time. It can be repaired at a Bridges facility by parking it there. The steps to restore the reverse trike’s durability are indicated below.

  1. Select “Delivery Terminal.”
  2. Select “Garage.”
  3. Select “Park vehicle.”
  4. Select “Remove vehicle from parking lot.”

Cargo Capacity

The reverse trike will use up more battery the more cargo is loaded onto it. Its speed also decreases as it carries heavier loads.

Distributing Cargo Weight

Since your the reverse trike will easily run out of batteries from carrying too much cargo, it is better to carry much of the load on your back as you ride. Your own weight will not affect the vehicle’s performance, allowing it to run in the best condition possible.
Cargo Management Guide

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