Harbinger

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See also: Rocket Pass

Harbinger is a vehicle body which can be obtained from premium Season 1 Rocket Pass.^[3] It is classified as Limited rarity.

It is based on the Renegade Battle-Car, which originally appeared in Rocket League precursor Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars.

The Renegade's return was teased in Rocket League long before it was officially announced on September 17, 2020. The Renegade appeared as a old wrecked vehicle in the background of the Farmstead arena.^[4] Additionally, in the trailer for Rocket Pass 6, an image resembling the Renegade with a SARPBC ball turning into a Rocket League ball could be seen for a moment in the HoloData goal explosion.^[5] Finally, in the trailer for Season 1 Rocket Pass, the old wrecked vehicle in Farmstead turn into Harbinger.

Unlike the cars from previous Rocket Passes, the Harbinger does not have a G1 variant. This trend was continued in next Seasons.

Decals

Harbinger can be equipped with the following decals:

Common

Limited

Note: Battle-Cars can also be equipped with any universal decal.

Painted variants

Only the Harbinger GXT could have painted variants, and these could only be obtained after Tier 70 of the Rocket Pass.

Gallery

References

↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter: "Harbinger is Octane hitbox!"
↑ @RocketLeague on Twitter: "If you're curious why Harbinger is Octane hitbox and not the shiny new Merc one, it's because it fits the Octane box height super well."
↑ Patch Notes: Free To Play Release on Rocket League - Official Site
↑ Click to see image
↑ Rocket Pass 6 Trailer on YouTube

[1] @RocketLeague on Twitter: "Harbinger is Octane hitbox!"

[2] @RocketLeague on Twitter: "If you're curious why Harbinger is Octane hitbox and not the shiny new Merc one, it's because it fits the Octane box height super well."

[3] Patch Notes: Free To Play Release on Rocket League - Official Site

[4] Click to see image

[5] Rocket Pass 6 Trailer on YouTube

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Battle-Cars
Common	Backfire • Breakout* • Dominus** • Gizmo • Hotshot • Merc* • Octane* • Paladin • Road Hog* • Venom* • X-Devil*
Exclusives	Armadillo • Hogsticker • Luigi NSR • Mario NSR • Samus' Gunship • Sweet Tooth
Very Rare	Aftershock • Esper • Grog • Marauder • Masamune • Proteus • Ripper • Scarab • Takumi • Triton • Vulcan • Zippy
Import	Animus GP • Breakout Type-S • Centio • Cyclone • Diestro • Dingo • Dominus GT • Endo • Fennec • Imperator DT5 • Insidio • Jäger 619 • Mantis • NASCAR Chevrolet Camaro • NASCAR Ford Mustang • NASCAR Toyota Camry • Nimbus • Octane ZSR • Peregrine TT • Road Hog XL • Samurai • Sentinel • Takumi RX-T • Twinzer • Tygris • Werewolf • X-Devil Mk2
Exotic	007's Aston Martin DB5 • 007's Aston Martin Valhalla • Batmobile (2016) • Batmobile (1989) • BMW M240i • DeLorean Time Machine • Fast & Furious Nissan Skyline • Fast & Furious Dodge Charger • Fast & Furious Pontiac Fiero • Ford F-150 RLE • Formula 1 2021 • K.I.T.T. • Komodo • Lamborghini Huracán STO • Jurassic Jeep Wrangler • McLaren 570S • The Dark Knight's Tumbler**
Limited	Artemis • Battle Bus • Chikara • Guardian • Harbinger • Maverick • Mudcat • Nemesis • Outlaw • R3MX • Ronin • Tyranno
Legacy	Batmobile (2016) • Fast & Furious Dodge Charger • Batmobile (1989) • Fast & Furious Nissan Skyline • Bone Shaker • DeLorean Time Machine • Ecto-1 • Fast 4WD • Gazella GT • Ice Charger • Jurassic Jeep Wrangler • K.I.T.T. • McLaren 570S • MR11 • The Dark Knight's Tumbler • Twin Mill III
A * denotes that the car's painted variants are assigned to a separate rarity. A ** denotes that the car's variants can be assigned to two possible separate rarities.