The Fleet That Rewrote
the Rules of Space
Four rockets. More payload to orbit at lower cost per kilogram than any vehicles in history. Every first stage recovered and reflown.
Starship
The most powerful rocket ever built — by a factor of two.
122 meters tall. 33 Raptor engines burning liquid methane and liquid oxygen. More than 150 tonnes to low Earth orbit fully reusable — 250 tonnes in expendable configuration. SpaceX has invested $15B+ developing the vehicle that will take crews to Mars, supply NASA’s Artemis lunar base, and eventually carry 100+ passengers on point-to-point Earth routes. Integrated Flight Test 9 flew May 2026. IFT-10 targeting June 2026.
OPERATIONAL
Falcon 9
Earth’s most reliable orbital rocket.
400+ consecutive successful flights. First-stage boosters recovered and relaunched up to 23 times each. First rocket ever to land an orbital-class booster. The vehicle that ended American dependence on Russian Soyuz for crewed spaceflight.
OPERATIONAL
Falcon Heavy
The world’s most powerful operational rocket.
Three Falcon 9 first stages strapped together. 27 Merlin engines. All three cores recovered and reused. Capable of delivering payloads to geostationary transfer orbit, the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Used by the U.S. Space Force, NASA, and commercial operators.
CREW & CARGO
Dragon
America’s human spaceflight vehicle.
Crew Dragon carries up to 7 astronauts to the International Space Station. The first commercially-built crewed spacecraft in history. Cargo Dragon resupplies ISS with 6,000 kg of pressurized cargo. SpaceX has now completed 10+ crewed missions — more than any other operator.
Starlink
The world’s largest satellite constellation by count.
7,200+ operational satellites in low Earth orbit, providing high-speed broadband internet to 5 million+ subscribers across 100+ countries. $11.4 billion in revenue in 2025. The commercial engine funding everything else SpaceX builds.
