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First Look: The Eagle LTV

Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex®

October 2 - October 10, 2025
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The Eagle LTV, a next-generation lunar rover designed for human exploration, is showcased at night with striking blue LED lighting. The vehicle features a rugged design, large tires, and exposed technological components. The Lunar Outpost logo and other partner brandings (Goodyear, Leidos, MDA Space, NASA) are visible on its side, set against a dark, expansive landscape under a dramatic evening sky.
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Experience the Future of Space Exploration at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

Be among the first to witness Lunar Outpost’s Eagle Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) — a cutting-edge rover and one of three finalists for NASA’s upcoming LTV services award. On display inside Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex®, the Eagle LTV represents the next leap in multiplanetary mobility.

Designed to support NASA’s Artemis Program, this next-generation rover will enable astronauts to explore farther across the lunar surface than ever before. Developed in partnership with General Motors, Leidos, Goodyear, and MDA Space, the Eagle LTV is more than a vehicle — it’s a mobile science lab and a cornerstone of long-term lunar operations, paving the way for sustained human presence on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

Not since the Apollo era have we seen a rover capable of transporting crew and cargo across such extreme terrain — unlocking new frontiers in off-world exploration.

Don’t miss your chance to see the Eagle LTV up close and learn about the bold future of space exploration. The rover will be on display through October 10, culminating in our World Space Week Expo.