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Nitro

99 Robux nitrous for any car. Hold Shift or the Nitro button. It refills by itself.

Nitro in BloxNG [CRASH PHYSICS] πŸ’₯

Nitro: 99 Robux nitrous for any car. Hold Shift or the Nitro button. It refills by itself. Get it by Nitro game pass, 99 Robux on the later store list. Use it to This is a pass-wide boost, not a single car. Shift does nothing related to nitro if you do not own the pass. The duration is unpublished, unlike Rocket…

What is Nitro?

The pass puts a shot of nitrous in any car you drive. Hold Shift, or the Nitro button, for extra push. The text says it refills by itself. It does not print a duration, a speed bonus, or a cooldown.

How do you get Nitro?

Nitro game pass, 99 Robux on the later store list.

How do you use Nitro?

This is a pass-wide boost, not a single car. Shift does nothing related to nitro if you do not own the pass. The duration is unpublished, unlike Rocket Boosters, which state 3 seconds.

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FAQ

Nitro questions

What is BloxNG?

BloxNG [CRASH PHYSICS] is a free beta Roblox vehicle simulation by the Deform Dynamics group. The official description promotes soft-body crash physics: metal that crumples where it is hit, parts that can break, and crashes shaped by speed, angle, and weight.

Is BloxNG free?

The experience itself has no entry price. Optional game passes cost Robux. Servers hold up to 10 players, and the Games API does not allow VIP servers.

Which platforms can run it?

The official description names desktop, mobile, tablet, and console. A separate control map for each platform is not published on the listing.

Is the game finished?

No. The description still says the game is in beta. The Games API recorded an update on 15 November 2026 at 18:49 UTC, and that stamp did not include a written changelog.

Are there badges or redeem codes?

The badges API returned no badges. The experience description does not publish a code list, and this site does not treat unofficial code strings as working rewards.