Anaconda – Everything you need to know about Elite Dangerous’ popular spacecraft
One of the best multi-purpose ships in the game. Let's find all it's stats and quirks

Ah, the Anaconda, beloved and trusty spaceship of many an Elite Dangerous pilot over the years. Its multipurpose abilities and vast upgradability truly make it a ship for all occasions. Whether you are heading to Colonia or heading around more colonized areas of the galaxy, the Anaconda can be fitted out to serve your needs at many ports throughout your vicinity.

Elite Dangerous Anaconda Specifications
Pad Size required | Large |
Ship dimensions | 155m x 62m x 32m |
Seats | 3-4 |
Multicrew available | Yes |
Fighter Hangar | Yes |
Mass lock factor | 23 |
Mass | 400t |
Armor | 945 |
Armor hardness | 65 |
Heat capacity | 334 |
Fuel Capacity | 32t |
Shields | 362 MJ |
Maneuverability | 1 |
Top speed (default/upgraded) | 183 m/s / 209 m/s |
Boost (default/upgraded) | 244 m/s / 279 m/s |
Jump range (default/upgraded) | 9.41ly / 41.45ly |
Cargo (default/upgraded) | 114 t 470 t |
How much is the Anaconda in Elite Dangerous
It’s not cheap, put it that way, and it’s certainly not for everyone. You are going to need a fat wallet to kit out this bad boy, and even then you might be able to get a ship more suited to a particular task. Where the Anaconda shines, however, is its ability to multi-task, so if you are a bit a jack of all trades the credits may be well spent.
Cost
146,969,451 Cr
Benefits and drawbacks of the Elite Dangerous Anaconda
Pros | Cons |
8 weapon hardpoints | Limited landing options due to pad size needed |
8 utility mounts | Very expensive |
Great explorer potential | Expensive fit-out costs |
Massive potential jump range | Sluggish turning in Supercruise |
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