Vehicle Autopilot | Self-Driving & Auto-Park | Standalone FiveM

This FiveM vehicle autopilot script brings Tesla-style autonomous driving to your server, letting players summon, route, and auto-park their cars with a full in-vehicle UI. Self-driving is one of those features RP servers either ignore or get badly wrong — this one nails it. From naming your autopilot when you climb in, to dragging a destination on a LiveMap, to watching a 1:1 scale hologram slot your car into a parking space, it transforms ordinary cruising into something that feels straight out of a modern luxury vehicle. Server owners who want to push their roleplay beyond “drive from A to B” finally have a tool that makes the journey itself an experience.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch the autopilot UI in action — naming a new autopilot, plotting a route on the LiveMap, swapping between eco, sport, and sport+, and parking with the live hologram preview.

🚗 What This Brings to Your Server

The moment a player enters a supported vehicle, they’re greeted by a clean prompt to name their autopilot — a small touch that immediately signals this isn’t a stock GTA driving experience. From there they can mark any destination by double-clicking the LiveMap, save it for next time, hit the emergency button for an instant hospital run, or let the parking pilot handle the hardest part of city driving. Because it’s standalone and framework-agnostic, it slots into ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or any custom base with notifications and exports configured straight from the config file. For roleplay servers leaning into modern lore, luxury fleets, or sci-fi themes, this script unlocks a layer of immersion that vanilla GTA never delivered.

⚙️ Full Feature Breakdown

Every interaction has been thought through, from the moment you sit down behind the wheel to the second you step out of a perfectly parked car:

• Standalone build compatible with every framework — notifications and exports configured from the config file for ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or custom setups
• Whitelist exactly which vehicles can use autopilot, straight from the config file
• On-entry UI prompt to assign a custom name to your autopilot for a personal in-car feel
• Three distinct driving profiles — eco, sport, and sport+ — for relaxed cruising or aggressive routing
• LiveMap destination system: double-click anywhere to mark a target, then drive there with one click or save it by name for instant recall
• Predefined fixed locations baked into the LiveMap, fully duplicable and editable via the config
• Parking pilot activated with the park button — pick your spot using a 1:1 hologram of the vehicle and confirm with the E key
• Emergency button auto-routes to a predefined location (hospital by default) for instant medical RP response
• Dance button toggles the vehicle’s doors open and closed for cinematic arrivals
• Parking is locked while autopilot is active to prevent control conflicts
• Front, left, and right sensors detect nearby vehicles and display proximity data under the instant speed indicator
• Street speed limits surface directly on the speedometer and are fully editable in the config
• Autopilot preferences menu lets you choose driving mode and customize which rules of the road it follows or ignores
• Functions even when you’re not in the driver’s seat — as long as the driver seat is empty or you’re sitting in it
• Default activation key K, deactivation key U, and park-exit key H — every binding remappable from the config file

🛠️ Compatibility & Setup Notes

This is a true standalone self driving car script FiveM release — no framework dependency, no required inventory system, no extra resources to chase down. Notification calls and exports are wired through the config so you can hook them into ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or any custom notification layer your server already uses. With no other requirements, install is fast and the config file gives you full control over allowed vehicles, fixed LiveMap locations, street speed limits, and every keybind in the script.

❓ FAQ

Q: Does this script require a specific framework like ESX or QBCore?

A: No. It is fully standalone and works with every framework. You only need to configure the notification calls and exports inside the config file to match whatever system your server already runs.

Q: Can I restrict autopilot to specific vehicles only?

A: Yes. The config file lets you define exactly which vehicles are allowed to use the autopilot feature, so you can reserve it for luxury cars, futuristic vehicles, or any custom fleet you want.

Q: How does the parking pilot actually work in-game?

A: When you press the park button, the script generates a 1:1 scale hologram of your vehicle that you can position in your chosen parking spot. Pressing the E key confirms the placement and the vehicle parks itself there.

Q: Can autopilot drive the car if I’m sitting in the passenger seat?

A: Yes. The autopilot continues to function as long as the driver seat is empty or you are the one occupying it, so passengers can sit back while the vehicle drives itself.

Q: Are the activation and deactivation keys customizable?

A: Absolutely. The defaults are K to activate, U to deactivate, and H to exit park mode, but every one of these bindings can be changed from the config file to suit your server’s keybinding conventions.

🏁 Why This Belongs on Your Server

Players remember moments, not menus — and watching your character’s car drive itself across Los Santos while you scroll through your phone or chat with passengers is exactly the kind of moment modern RP servers are built on. The hologram parking, sensor readouts, and editable street speed limits push it past gimmick territory into something that genuinely changes how driving feels. Drop it into your server, whitelist your luxury or futuristic fleet, and give players a driving experience they cannot get anywhere else.