LCAA Hovercraft

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Battlefield 2042

LCAA Hovercraft
Unlocked at	File:BF2042 Level 6.jpeg Level 6
Vehicle type	Hover transport
Used by	No-Pats
Crew	Driver Top Gunner Left Gunner Right Gunner (4 total)
Speed	Low
Maneuvering	Moderate
Health	Moderate
Armor type	Light
Special features	Amphibious Radio
Driver Weapons
Primary weapon	Horn
Gunner weapons
Primary weapon	Minigun 40mm Grenade Launcher 12.7mm HMG
Other passenger weapons
Primary weapon	Mounted Light Machine Gun
Customization
Equipment Slot 1	Smoke Discharger (Default) Thermal Smoke Package
Equipment Slot 2	Repair System
Equipment Slot 3	Radio

"Russian designed combat hovercraft used for coastal mobility and amphibious raids. Powered by a 160hp rear-mounted fan motor, the SVP-21 reaches speeds exceeding 60mph."

— In-game description

The LCAA Hovercraft is a scout vehicle featured in Battlefield 2042. The four-seat hovercraft carries an array of weapons including a Minigun, 40mm Grenade Launcher, or 12.7mm HMG; and two side-mounted light machine guns. It can protect itself by laying smoke, and can receive a repair system upgrade. It is available as a call-in on all maps.

It can withstand small arms gunfire not specifically designed for armor piercing, and provides full enclosure for all occupants. However, occupants can still be shot through its windows by many small arms.

Though not immune to fall damage, it can survive falls from great heights that would easily destroy other ground vehicles. Given sufficient elevation, it can also climb up the sides of many buildings. However, it does struggle against facilities placed on many roofs such as catwalks, staircases, and HVAC.

Patch History

• Battlefield 2042/Patch Notes/Update 2 – The LCAA was originally released with heavy armor, making it much more durable against certain heavy weapon systems. Update 2 lowered the protection level to light armor.

Trivia

• Although meant for ground transport, the LCAA is somehow capable of adhering to the sides of buildings, and has enough "forward" thrust to lift the hovercraft at a steady rate. When driving off a roof, its back-heavy design also makes it very likely that it can land on and crawl up the side of another building.