Fennec Rocket League | Designs, Prices, Hitbox & More

The Rocket League Fennec car was released in July 2019 and it quickly gained popularity within the RL community. It is now the second most used car in the game behind the Octane.
There are many methods on how to get the Fennec. These include blueprints, trading, item-shop, or RL item-selling sites.
On this item information page, you can find out more about the price of the Fennec, it’s painted variations, how to get the Fennec using the button below, and more!
Rocket League Fennec Designs
The structure of the Fennec allows players to create some cool Fennec car designs. We created our favorite Fennec designs in this video:
Best Cheap Fennec Designs Under 1,000 Credits
Wanting an awesome, but cheap Fennec design? Below are 3 cool car designs with a maximum budget of 1,000 credits. Prices are based on the market valuations on PC, for when these designs were created (February 2023), meaning valuations may have fallen or risen.

Items used on this design and their market value:
- Car body- Default Fennec worth 400 credits
- Decal- Fennec: Edge Burst worth 60 credits
- Primary paint finish- Circuit Board worth 50 credits
- Wheels- Sky blue Glitch worth 300 credits
- Total cost- 810 credits

Items used on this design and their market value:
- Body- Pink Fennec worth 600 credits
- Decal- Orange Constella worth 150 credits
- Wheels- Hikari P5: Infinite in pink, worth 150 credits
- Total cost- 900 credits

Items used on this design and their market value:
- Body- Default Fennec worth 400 credits
- Decal- No decal used
- Wheels- Default Cristiano, worth 80 credits
- Primary paint finish- Pearlescent (matte) worth 100 credits
- Total cost- 580 credits
Titanium White Fennec Designs
The titanium white Fennec is one of the most popular painted cars in the game. It is craved by many Rocket League players.

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Car body- TW Fennec
- Hex Tide decal in titanium white
- Wheels- Purple Gripstride HX: Inverted
- Primary Color- Dark purple
- Secondary Color- Black

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Body- TW Fennec
- Decal- Fennec: Hyperspace
- Wheels- Block Beat in titanium white
- Primary color- Red
- Secondary color- White

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Body- TW Fennec
- Decal- Rocket League Interstellar in titanium white
- Wheels- Celestial II
- Primary color- Blue
- Secondary color- light blue
Black Fennec Designs
The Black Fennec is untradeable and was only obtainable through the in-game item shop for a short period. We assume it will be back in the shop at some point. It is one of the rarest items so we recommend taking advantage of getting this awesome car when it returns in the item shop.

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Car body- Black Fennec
- Decal- Fennec: Ombre
- Wheels- Burnt sienna Blade Wave
- Primary Color- Purple
- Primary Paint Finish- Anodized Pearl
- Secondary Color- Gold
- Secondary Paint Finish- Anodized Pearl

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Body- Black Fennec
- Decal- Fennec: Huntress
- Wheels- Black Veloce
- Primary color- Orange
- Secondary color- Black (a light orange also works nicely as a secondary color)

Items & Paints used in this design:
- Body- Black Fennec
- Decal- Rocket League Stipple Gait
- Wheels- Black Dieci
- Primary color- Light blue/cyan
- Secondary color- Not required. Does not show up on the car design
How much is the Fennec worth in Rocket League?
The price of the default Fennec on all four platforms are displayed by clicking the button above. This will take you through to Aoeah’s pricing platform where trading valuations are updated daily and accurately.
All Painted Variations of the Fennec
- Titanium White Fennec
- Pink Fennec
- Saffron Fennec
- Purple Fennec
- Black Fennec
- Cobalt Fennec
- Lime Fennec
- Grey Fennec
- Sky Blue Fennec
- Forest Green Fennec
- Crimson Fennec
- Burnt Sienna Fennec
- Orange Fennec
All the painted variations are listed of this item here. Black has recently been added to the game but it was only included in the in-game item shop meaning it is untradeable. Therefore, it has no price valuations as of yet.
Rocket League Fennec Hitbox
The Fennec Rocket League car has an identical hitbox to the Octane, which explains why it appealed to many players immediately on release.
The RL Fennec car dimensions are as follows: (rounded to 2 decimal points)
- Height- 36.16
- Width- 84.20
- Length- 118.01
Which vehicles have the same hitbox as the Fennec?
- Armadillo (Xbox only)
- Bone Shaker
- Ford F-150 RLE
- Grog
- Jackal
- Marauder
- Octane
- Proteus
- Sweet Tooth (PSN only)
- Triton
- Vulcan
- Aston Martin 007 DB5
- Dingo
- Ford Mustang Mach-E RLE
- Harbinger/Harbinger GXT
- Jurassic Jeep Wrangler
- Mario NSR (Nintendo only)
- Octane ZSR
- Road Hog
- Takumi
- The Dark Knight Rises Tumbler
- Zippy
- Backfire
- Fast 4WD (Hot wheels pack)r
- Gizmo
- Hogsticker (Xbox only)
- Luigi NSR (Nintendo only)
- Mudcat
- Outlaw
- Scarab
- Takumi RX-T
- Twinzer
Benefits of using the Fennec Vehicle
The benefits of the Fennec having the same hitbox as the Octane is that it is a good all-rounded vehicle. This is because the hitbox size is not too small and not too big and therefore, it provides a more consistent hit than what the other 5 hitboxes in the game offer.
Another benefit of this hitbox design is that players can dribble the ball easier at the front and sides of the Fennec. This is particularly important as you always want to be dribbling with the ball towards the front of your car as you advance forwards. Note that this hitbox only makes dribbling with the ball on top of your Fennec easier. So yes, you still have to practice it to get better!
The Fennec is not a perfect car but probably the best you can possibly get at this moment in time. Other vehicles beat the Fennec in certain situations. For example, cars under the Merc hitbox are more likely to win a 50/50 challenge against a Fennec. However, a player using the Fennec is more likely to beat a Merc player to the ball due to its easier handling. Another example are players using a vehicle with a Dominus hitbox are more likely to get to the ball sooner than a Fennec user due to its longer reach. But the Dominus player is likely to lose more 50/50 challenges. These are just a couple of examples. The advantages are very minor but can make that extra few percentage difference in your games.