The brief
- Lunar Outpost won one of two NASA awards in May 2026 to build the Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle.
- The $220 million contract targets rover deployment by 2028 ahead of Artemis IV crewed landing.
- The Pegasus LTV carries two astronauts across the lunar surface, capable of traveling hundreds of kilometers.
Technical approach
Pressurized Cabin
Shielded environment for astronauts
The Pegasus LTV features a pressurized cabin to protect crew from lunar radiation and extreme temperatures during extended surface missions.
Extended Range
Distance capability across lunar terrain
Designed to travel hundreds of kilometers from the landing site, enabling scientific exploration of distant lunar regions including the south pole.
Dual-Mode Operations
Crewed and autonomous capability
The vehicle can operate with astronaut crews or autonomously for cargo transport and reconnaissance missions.

