Lectro

Type

VEHICLE

Lectro

A Lectro in Grand Theft Auto Online.

(Rear quarter view)

Vehicle class
(GTA V/GTA Online)

Motorcycles

Vehicle type

Civilian motorcycle

Body style

Streetfighter

Capacity

2 (rider and passenger)

Appears in

Grand Theft Auto Online [DLC]

Manufacturer

Principe

Price

$997,500
$750,000 (after The Pacific Standard Job)
(Legendary Motorsport)

Similar vehicle(s)

Nemesis
Diabolus (GTA Online)

Miscellaneous Information

Swankness

2/5

Dashboard Type
(GTA V/GTA Online)

Sport Bike (needle)

Sports Bike (dial texture)

Interior Type

Sport Bike

Traffic-default Color(s)

No.	P	S	Prl	W

1

28

93

4

156

2

3

93

4

156

3

31

4

156

4

28

4

156

5

88

0

4

156

Default Wheel Type
(GTA V/GTA Online)

Bike

Flag(s)

No Boot

Ignore On Side Check

Average Car

Headlights Use Actual Bone POS

Model Name(s)

lectro

Handling Name(s)

LECTRO

Text Label Name(s)

LECTRO

Population Information

Spawns Naturally?

No

Max Number of same color
(GTA V/GTA Online)

10

Spawn Frequency

20

Distance between identical models
(GTA V/GTA Online)

80

License Plates
(GTA V/GTA Online)

Standard White - 70%
White Plate 2 - 30%

“The aggressive styling and hyper tuned engine make this a bike that's ready for a fight. Most likely it'll be fighting the back of a truck or a highway barrier, but that'll be down to you.
Features KERS Kinetic energy recovery system, which uses the bike's axle power to generate energy for the hyper cell battery. This power can be delivered to the back wheel via a direct drive brushless motor, giving the bike a hi torque speed boost.”

— Legendary Motorsport description.

The Principe Lectro is a streetfighter featured in Grand Theft Auto Online as part of the Heists update.

Design

Grand Theft Auto Online

The Lectro's overall design appears to be based on the Ducati Streetfighter S, with some elements from the MV Agusta Brutale series.

The Lectro is described as a sports bike with aggressive styling, where the front section has a carbon-fibre mudguard attached to the centre of the front wheel and chrome fork legs over black fork tubes, while the upper area has a small fairing with a large headlamp and small turn signals beside it, while the upper chrome clamp/plate has two independent handlebars with mirror wings and a small instrument panel. In the enhanced version, it uses the same "Sports Bike" dial set from motorcycles such as the Akuma and the Bati 801.

The main body of the bike is extensively modified, having a carbon-fibre main frame around the upper area and tubular protective frames around the engine bay, while the fuel tank features a carbon-fibre section between the front section and the circular cap, along with "PRINCIPE" lettering on the sides. The engine bay is rather unique, featuring what looks like a large intake/air filter with "LECTRO KERS" markings on the sides, the corresponding radiator above and a protruding clutch cover on the right, with a chrome grating over it. There are dual exhaust tubes below the engine bay, behind the front intake.

The rear section consist of a painted rear with the carbon-fibre subframe below, having gray seats on top for the occupants, "LECTRO KERS" markings on the sides, dual red tail lamps on the rear end and a plate holder below, with the corresponding license plate and turn signals. The rear wheel is connected to the main body by a dual-sided swing-arm finiahed in black, having a carbon-fibre mudguard, single suspension spring and side frames holding the foot pegs for the occupants. Two upswept exhaust tubes are seen on either side of the rear wheel, with carbon-fibre finish near the tips. The chain drive and sprocket can be also seen on the left, the latter being wider than those from regular sports bikes.

The most distinctive feature of the Lectro, as explained in the website description, is the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS), which is an automotive system for recovering a moving vehicle's otherwise lost kinetic energy under braking and is stored in a reservoir for later use in acceleration. This particular feature is represented by the design of the rear area, where the bike has two wires coming from the rear wheel and runs through the left side of the swing-arm. On the swing-arm pivot, the wires lead up to a hyper cell battery located behind the engine bay and is connected to a direct-drive brush-less motor. This motor receives the stored power of the cell battery and transmits it to the rear wheel via an outer secondary chain drive on the left, located just beside the inner primary chain drive. In the enhanced version, the chains are fully animated.

The bike is painted with a primary colour applied on the front fairing, mirror wings, fuel tank, lower intake and rear section, as well as with a secondary colour on the tubular frames. It uses split six-spoke rims similar to the "Speedway" rims available in Los Santos Customs and fitted with medium-profile tyres, with the rear one being wider.

Current Design Gallery

Performance

Grand Theft Auto Online

The Lectro is a fairly average performing motorcycle. Its top speed and acceleration are more similar to the Nemesis, being decent but nothing worth noting. Players can use the KERS boost by pressing the left stick to gain a boost, which can be refilled by letting go of the accelerator.

When using the KERS boost, the Lectro is able to keep up, albeit shortly, to the Akuma. However, with only a couple seconds of KERS use before it is used up, the Lectro will begin lagging behind as soon as the KERS is used up. The motorcycle's handling is again, not very notable, though it does feel noticeably heavier than similar motorcycles. Unlike similar motorcycles, the Lectro cannot wheelie at top speed. The bike sports a very rough, high-revving engine, shared with the Double T and the Akuma.

GTA Online Overview

Vehicle Statistics - Grand Theft Auto Online
Acceleration (0-60 mph in Seconds)	Top Speed (mph / kmh)	Gears	Engine	Drivetrain (FWD / RWD / AWD)	Mass (kg / lbs)	Fuel Tank Size (litres)
Handling.meta [?]
N/A	87 / 140	5	N/A	RWD	250 / 551	65
Website Statements [?] / Badges
3.2 seconds	142 / 228	N/A	1.1L 135bhp (Website) KERS (Badging)	N/A	N/A	N/A
Observed
N/A	120 / 193	5	V-Twin (In-game model)	RWD	Cannot be observed	Cannot be observed
Rockstar Games Social Club
			Speed	75.11718%
			Acceleration	70%
			Braking	40%
			Traction	59.090912%

Modifications

Grand Theft Auto Online

Category	Modification	Cost
Armor	No Armor	$1,000
	Armor Upgrade 20%	$7,500
	Armor Upgrade 40%	$12,000
	Armor Upgrade 60%	$20,000
	Armor Upgrade 80%	$35,000
	Armor Upgrade 100%	$50,000
Brakes	Stock Brakes	$1,000
	Street Brakes	$20,000
	Sport Brakes	$27,000
	Race Brakes	$35,000
Engine	EMS Upgrade, Level 1	$9,000
	EMS Upgrade, Level 2	$12,500
	EMS Upgrade, Level 3	$18,000
	EMS Upgrade, Level 4	$33,500
Explosives	Ignition Bomb	$5,000
Explosives	Remote Bomb	$7,500
Horns	Main article: Los Santos Customs/Horns	-
Lights	Stock Lights	$600
Lights	Xenon Lights	$7,500
Loss/Theft Prevention	Tracker
Loss/Theft Prevention	Full Coverage
Plates	Blue on White 1	$200
	Blue on White 2	$200
	Blue on White 3	$200
	Yellow on Blue	$300
	Yellow on Black	$600
Respray	Main article: Los Santos Customs/Respray Colors	-
Sell	Sell Vehicle
Transmission	Stock Transmission	$1,000
	Street Transmission	$29,500
	Sports Transmission	$32,500
	Race Transmission	$40,000
Turbo	None	$5,000
Turbo	Turbo Tuning	$50,000
Wheels	Main article: Los Santos Customs/Wheels	-

Image Gallery

Grand Theft Auto Online

Special Variants

This article or section refers to "enhanced version" content in the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC renditions of Grand Theft Auto V and/or Grand Theft Auto Online, that is absent on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 versions.
For a complete list of the features of the "enhanced" version of Grand Theft Auto V, please see here.

Moving Target

Pre-modified variants of the Lectro can appear as a random Moving Target vehicle in the Freemode Event, Moving Target, as part of the Freemode Events Update. All three versions can be recreated in Los Santos Customs or other vehicle mod shops.

Lectro (1)^[1]

File

Color Set

Window Tint?

Livery?

Mod Kit

No.	P	S	Prl	W

1

36

Vehicle's pearlescent and wheel colors are randomly picked from the bike's regular traffic color sets.

No

Category	Part	Option
Armor		Armor Upgrade 100%
Wheels	Wheels	Stilleto
	Rear Wheels	Stilleto
	Tires

Lectro (2)^[2]

File

Color Set

Window Tint?

Livery?

Mod Kit

No.	P	S	Prl	W

1

111

28

Vehicle's pearlescent and wheel colors are randomly picked from the bike's regular traffic color sets.

No

Category	Part	Option
Armor		Armor Upgrade 100%
Wheels	Wheels	Trident
	Rear Wheels	Wires
	Tires

Lectro (3)^[3]

File

Color Set

Window Tint?

Livery?

Mod Kit

No.	P	S	Prl	W

1

0

No

Category	Part	Option
Armor		Armor Upgrade 100%
Wheels	Wheels	Overlord
	Rear Wheels	Overlord
	Tires

GTA Online: The Diamond Casino Heist

Four Lectros with scripted colors can be chosen as getaway vehicles to steal for The Diamond Casino Heist. They are one of the four sets of vehicles driver Zach Nelson randomly allocates for the player.

Primary Color	Secondary Color	Pearlescent	Wheel Color	License Plate
Case 1^[4]
Ice White	Blue	Black	Default Alloy Color	89BVQ075 - White Plate 2
Case 2^[5]
Hot Pink	Brushed Black Steel	Hot Pink	Default Alloy Color	61KCQ803 - White Plate 2
Case 3^[6]
Race Yellow	Bright Orange	Yellow	Default Alloy Color	28DJW797 - White Plate 2
Case 4^[7]
Bright Green	Bluish Silver	Worn Green	Default Alloy Color	63ASU750 - White Plate 2

Prominent Appearances in Missions

Grand Theft Auto Online

Heists

Four Lectros appear at Lost MC Clubhouse in Los Santos during Pacific Standard - Bikes, in which four protagonists must steal them as an escape vehicle for The Pacific Standard Job.

Freemode Events

May appear as a Hold the Wheel Vehicle in the Hold the Wheel Freemode Event.
May appear in one of three different modified variations as a random vehicle in the Freemode Event Moving Target.

VIP Work

Asset Recovery – One to four appear as target vehicles at the Paleto Bay Sheriff's Office, depending on the number of organisation members.

The Diamond Casino Heist

Should the player employ Zach Nelson as the driver for The Diamond Casino Heist, he may request the player to steal four Lectros as getaway vehicles.

Locations

Grand Theft Auto Online

The Lectro can be purchased on Legendary Motorsport in GTA Online for $750,000 after completing The Pacific Standard Job.
- After the Cunning Stunts: Special Vehicle Circuit update, the vehicle is now available to players who have not completed the heist at the "full" cost of $997,500.

Trivia

Grand Theft Auto Online

At the time of release, the Lectro was the only vehicle to have the KERS system. The second vehicle is the Vindicator, later introduced in the Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 Update.
The KERS boost is not usable in races, making other bikes such as the Bati 800 or Hakuchou better for racing. This is most likely for balancing reasons, especially with the Boost pick-up already implemented for GTA Races.
- As of the Cunning Stunts update, the Lectro and Vindicator can now use their boost in races (if enabled in the Creator).
The default radio stations of the Lectro are Radio Mirror Park, Vinewood Boulevard Radio, and Los Santos Rock Radio.

Bugs/Glitches

Grand Theft Auto Online

In some cases, the KERS system will not activate when the player presses L3 (PlayStation) or Left Stick Button (Xbox).

References

↑ Case 1:

case joaat("lectro"):
if (iVar0 == 0)
{
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 7, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 7, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_colours(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 36, 36);
}

↑ Case 2:

else if (iVar0 == 1)
{
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 5, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 8, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_colours(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 111, 28);
}

↑ Case 3:

else
{
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 4, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 4, false);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod_color_1(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 3, 0, 0);
vehicle::set_vehicle_mod_color_2(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 3, 0);
}

↑ Script Data:

				case 0:
					Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO");
					StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "89BVQ075", 16);
					Var2 = 3;
					Var2.f_5 = 111;
					Var2.f_6 = 64;
					Var2.f_7 = 0;
					Var2.f_8 = 156;
					Var2.f_97 = 1;
					Var2.f_99 = 132;
					Var2.f_98 = 0;
					Var2.f_69 = 6;
					Var2.f_62 = 255;
					Var2.f_63 = 255;
					Var2.f_64 = 255;
					Var2.f_74 = 255;
					Var2.f_76 = 255;
					break;

↑ Script Data:

				case 1:
					Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO");
					StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "61KCQ803", 16);
					Var2 = 3;
					Var2.f_5 = 135;
					Var2.f_6 = 118;
					Var2.f_7 = 135;
					Var2.f_8 = 156;
					Var2.f_97 = 1;
					Var2.f_99 = 132;
					Var2.f_98 = 0;
					Var2.f_69 = 6;
					Var2.f_62 = 255;
					Var2.f_63 = 255;
					Var2.f_64 = 255;
					Var2.f_74 = 255;
					Var2.f_76 = 255;
					break;

↑ Script Data:

				case 2:
					Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO");
					StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "28DJW797", 16);
					Var2 = 3;
					Var2.f_5 = 89;
					Var2.f_6 = 138;
					Var2.f_7 = 88;
					Var2.f_8 = 156;
					Var2.f_97 = 1;
					Var2.f_99 = 132;
					Var2.f_98 = 0;
					Var2.f_69 = 6;
					Var2.f_62 = 255;
					Var2.f_63 = 255;
					Var2.f_64 = 255;
					Var2.f_74 = 255;
					Var2.f_76 = 255;
					break;

↑ Script Data:

				case 3:
					Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO");
					StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "63ASU750", 16);
					Var2 = 3;
					Var2.f_5 = 53;
					Var2.f_6 = 5;
					Var2.f_7 = 59;
					Var2.f_8 = 156;
					Var2.f_97 = 1;
					Var2.f_99 = 132;
					Var2.f_98 = 0;
					Var2.f_69 = 6;
					Var2.f_62 = 255;
					Var2.f_63 = 255;
					Var2.f_64 = 255;
					Var2.f_74 = 255;
					Var2.f_76 = 255;
					break;

Navigation

[1] Case 1:
case joaat("lectro"): if (iVar0 == 0) { vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 7, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 7, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_colours(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 36, 36); }

[2] Case 2:
else if (iVar0 == 1) { vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 5, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 8, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_colours(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 111, 28); }

[3] Case 3:
else { vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 16, 4, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 23, 4, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 24, 4, false); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod_color_1(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 3, 0, 0); vehicle::set_vehicle_mod_color_2(network::net_to_veh(Local_99.f_2), 3, 0); }

[4] Script Data:
case 0: Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO"); StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "89BVQ075", 16); Var2 = 3; Var2.f_5 = 111; Var2.f_6 = 64; Var2.f_7 = 0; Var2.f_8 = 156; Var2.f_97 = 1; Var2.f_99 = 132; Var2.f_98 = 0; Var2.f_69 = 6; Var2.f_62 = 255; Var2.f_63 = 255; Var2.f_64 = 255; Var2.f_74 = 255; Var2.f_76 = 255; break;

[5] Script Data:
case 1: Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO"); StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "61KCQ803", 16); Var2 = 3; Var2.f_5 = 135; Var2.f_6 = 118; Var2.f_7 = 135; Var2.f_8 = 156; Var2.f_97 = 1; Var2.f_99 = 132; Var2.f_98 = 0; Var2.f_69 = 6; Var2.f_62 = 255; Var2.f_63 = 255; Var2.f_64 = 255; Var2.f_74 = 255; Var2.f_76 = 255; break;

[6] Script Data:
case 2: Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO"); StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "28DJW797", 16); Var2 = 3; Var2.f_5 = 89; Var2.f_6 = 138; Var2.f_7 = 88; Var2.f_8 = 156; Var2.f_97 = 1; Var2.f_99 = 132; Var2.f_98 = 0; Var2.f_69 = 6; Var2.f_62 = 255; Var2.f_63 = 255; Var2.f_64 = 255; Var2.f_74 = 255; Var2.f_76 = 255; break;

[7] Script Data:
case 3: Var2.f_66 = joaat("LECTRO"); StringCopy(&(Var2.f_1), "63ASU750", 16); Var2 = 3; Var2.f_5 = 53; Var2.f_6 = 5; Var2.f_7 = 59; Var2.f_8 = 156; Var2.f_97 = 1; Var2.f_99 = 132; Var2.f_98 = 0; Var2.f_69 = 6; Var2.f_62 = 255; Var2.f_63 = 255; Var2.f_64 = 255; Var2.f_74 = 255; Var2.f_76 = 255; break;

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Lectro

Contents

Design

Grand Theft Auto Online

Current Design Gallery

Performance

Grand Theft Auto Online

GTA Online Overview

Modifications

Grand Theft Auto Online

Image Gallery

Grand Theft Auto Online

Special Variants

Moving Target

GTA Online: The Diamond Casino Heist

Prominent Appearances in Missions

Grand Theft Auto Online

Locations

Grand Theft Auto Online

Trivia

Grand Theft Auto Online

Bugs/Glitches

Grand Theft Auto Online

See Also

References

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