List of of the vehicles seen in The Incredibles and Incredibles 2.
General[]
Since the film is supposed to take place in the 1960s, despite the presence of 1980s-inspired technology such as the computers, many of the vehicles seen in the film are clearly based on antique cars and trucks that were built during this decade as with those in the 1950s. In fact, some of the vehicle designs in the film were eventually reused in the following film Cars, like the firetruck (Red), the police car (Sheriff) and a blue Hudson Hornet (Doc Hudson). This is also the only Pixar film where the Pizza Planet truck is nowhere to be seen. However, it does appear in the video game.
Bandit Car[]
This is a red sports car used (and possibly stolen) by a pair of fugitive bank robbers. Since the police are unable to catch these criminals, Mr. Incredible is forced to pursue the bandit car in his Incredibile, only to be sidetracked by a distress call from an old woman whose cat is stuck in a tree near a park, and proceeds to get the cat down by uprooting and shaking the tree. He then tosses the tree onto the street and right in the path of the bandits' car, which crashes into the tree, damaging its front side, thus allowing the police to finally capture them.
Incredibile[]
See here.
Passenger Train[]
This silver passenger train is seen racing onto a large bridge that was just destroyed by one of Bomb Voyage's bombs. Upon seeing the train speeding toward the now-destroyed part of the bridge, Mr. Incredible jumps in front of the train and tries to stop it with his bare hands. But as he uses all his strength to prevent it from derailing, the train is able to go out the rails, but doesn't fall off. However, the injuries from the passengers sue Mr. Incredible for the accident during the time when supers caused accidents and forced the government to hide them. The train bears some resemblance to the Disneyland monorails.
Parr family vehicles[]
See here.
Mirage's Car[]
This appears to be Mirage's car, seen when Bob Parr and Lucius Best are rescuing innocent bystanders from a fire only to be mistaken as bank robbers due to their ski masks. However, we never get to see what kind of car Mirage was driving as only the interior and windshield are seen.
Passenger Jet[]
This silver passenger jet briefly appears when Edna Mode mentions Stratogale and her death when her cape accidentally gets caught in one of the jet's turbines. The airliner is most likely a Boeing 707, a Douglas DC-8, or a Convair 880/990.
Syndrome's Manta Jet[]
This is a large manta-ray shaped vehicle owned by supervillain Syndrome. It has the ability to function as both an airplane and a submarine. Mirage used this vehicle to carry Mr. Incredible to Nomanisan Island, Syndrome's hideout and base of operations. Later on, Syndrome used the vehicle to carry out his evil plans by sending his new, improved Omnidroid to attack Metroville. At the end of the film, Syndrome flew over to the Parr residence in his jet to kidnap Jack-Jack, the Incredible family's youngest child who is a baby. As Syndrome flew back to his jet with Jack-Jack in his hands, the baby used his powers against Syndrome and caused Syndrome to fly uncontrollably and sideswipe the jet, dropping him upon impact. Bob then threw his car at the jet, knocking Syndrome off balance. Ending up on the jet's left wing in front of a turbine, Syndrome's cape got caught in the turbine that sucked him in, thereby destroying the jet and killing the supervillain in the process. The wreckage of the jet then fell onto the Parrs and their residence, destroying the house, but the family survive thanks to Violet wrapping her force field around them.
Velocipods[]
The Velocipods are silver disk-shaped vehicles operated by Syndrome's henchmen on Nomanisan Island. Their main body is surrounded by a giant ring propeller that allows the vehicle to hover above the ground. The ring can rotate around the central body to adjust speed and direction. They are equipped with two frontal guns.
Velocipods have very high speed and maneuverability, being able to fly close to the ground through dense jungle vegetation or inside a tunnel. However, they turn out to be fairly dangerous to operate, as collisions happen easily and most often cause the craft to explode in pieces.
In the film the henchmen primarily use the Velocipods to chase down Violet and Dash Parr across Nomanisan Island after they are detected.
Nomanisan Monorails[]
These are white egg-shaped monorail train cars used by Syndrome's henchmen that transport them across Syndrome's lair beneath Nomanisan Island. One of the cars has been ripped off by Mr. Incredible, who then throws it at the guards at the security checkpoint, knocking them down, so that he can infiltrate the base.
Vipers[]
Vipers are ducted-fan aerocraft developed by Syndrome and used by his guards. Vipers were originally conceived as large, less versatile aircraft. The Viper has evolved from a bulky sentry ship to a suave, sleek helicopter-like vehicle. The ducted fans allow for incredible maneuverability, and can twist for movement. A deleted scene that was suppossed to be in the film shows a fleet of Vipers trying to find Helen, Violet, and Dash after the plane was gunned down by Syndrome.
Helen Parr's Jet[]
This silver-and-white jet plane was piloted by Elastigirl near the end of The Incredibles when she and her children Violet and Dash Parr (Jack-Jack, the youngest child, is left behind at home under the care of Kari McKeen), are all traveling to Nomanisan Island to save Bob after he has been captured and taken hostage by Syndrome. The jet was eventually evacuated when it was unexpectedly gunned down by some homing missiles sent by Syndrome, who believed the plane was sent by the government.
Trivia[]
- The jet's code name appears to be "India-Golf-Niner-Niner", or "IG99", a reference to the film The Iron Giant, which was released in 1999.
- India and Golf are NATO Phonetic Alphabets for I and G, respectively.
- The jet seems to be inspired from the Learjet line of private jets, and the Lockheed F-104 Starfighter fighter jet.
Omnidroid Rocket[]
This is a light gray rocket that Syndrome used to launch his new and improved Omnidroid out of a launch tower disguised as a volcanic crater. Another rocket is used by the Incredibles, who load an RV inside, so the family can return to Metroville.
Nomanisan Staff RV[]
This white-with a blue stripe RV, originally operated by Syndrome's henchmen, was hijacked by the Incredible family near the end of The Incredibles. The family transports the RV to Metroville using one of Syndrome's rockets to stop Syndrome and the Omnidroid from attacking Metroville.
Tanks and Helicopters[]
These are tanks and helicopters used by the National Guard (US Army) to fight off the Omnidroid v.10.
The Underminer's Tunneler[]
This is a large dark brown tunneling machine operated by the Underminer seen at the end of the first film. This vehicle is seen again in Incredibles 2. The Underminer escapes in a smaller tunneler while the big one destroys the city.
The Elasticycle[]
This is an electric jet-powered motorcycle operated by Helen Parr. It has the ability to break up into two unicycles. This bike was built by Evelyn Deavor.
MetroLev Hovertrain[]
This is a new monorail at a town called New Urbem. On its Grand Opening, it pulls out of the station backwards with all the passengers inside. Helen chases after the train on her bike and stretches her body into a parachute to stop the train before it goes off the track, and the screen in the engine reads "Welcome back, Elastigirl -The Screenslaver."
Aerocade chopper[]
Pizza Planet truck[]
Though not present in the first film, this truck is shown in the sequel in the area of where Screenslaver resides.