Jump range

Jump range of the Asp Exporer

Jump range is a ship statistic that displays the maximum length of a Hyperspace jump. If the distance to a system is greater than the ship's jump range, then the ship is not able to jump there.

Factors

Jump range is primarily determined by the total mass of the ship and the installed Frame Shift Drive (FSD), which can be increased by the following means:

Installing a higher class and/or higher grade FSD
Installing lower-mass versions of other ship modules
Installing a Guardian Frame Shift Drive Booster
Engineering an FSD for increased jump range, and other modules for reduced mass
Carrying less or no cargo
Carrying less fuel (increasing the frequency of refueling at stations or fuel scooping)
FSD Injections
FSD Supercharging

Ships with lower mass will achieve higher jump ranges with less effort, while ships with higher mass will require more effort just to achieve average jump ranges.

Jump range comparison

Several documented jump ranges for certain ships are listed below, including some non-pilotable vessels. The Anaconda can achieve a jump range of at least 80 ly, which represents the current ceiling for jump range potential among pilotable ships; larger, non-pilotable vessels, such as Megaships and Starports, have much higher jump ranges.

Vessel	Default Jump Range	Upgraded Jump Range	Engineered Jump Range (With Guardian FSD Booster)	Supercharged Jump Range
Sidewinder MkI	7.56 ly	24.43 ly	~42 ly	~168 ly
Diamondback Explorer	14.15 ly	41.61 ly	~72 ly	~288 ly
Asp Explorer	13.12 ly	38.19 ly	~65 ly	~260 ly
Krait Phantom	9.78 ly	34.79 ly	~70 ly	~280 ly
Anaconda	9.41 ly	41.45 ly	~80 ly	~320 ly
Fleet Carrier	500 ly (max jump range)	N/A	N/A	N/A
The Gnosis	500 ly (current max jump range)	551 ly (original max jump range)	N/A	N/A
Freedom Class Survey Vessel CTC-023	7,928 ly (Rohini - Gandharvi jump)	N/A	N/A	N/A
Jaques Station	21,890 ly (Gliese 1269 - Colonia jump)	N/A	N/A	N/A