Terran R is a two-stage, reusable rocket sized to serve the Low Earth Orbit constellation market. It carries 23,500 kg to LEO in a reusable, downrange-landing configuration, or 33,500 kg to LEO when flown expendable. Terran R is set to launch from Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, starting in late 2026.
facts
providerRelativity Space
countryUnited States
classheavy
payload to LEOkg33,500
reusableyes
first flightunknown
flights total0
flights successful0
last flightunknown
next flightunknown
statusin development
price per launchUSD55,000,000
crawled events
- notable2026-09-18FAA clears environmental review for Relativity's Terran R at Cape Canaveral
- major2026-07-21Relativity Space to build second Terran R factory in Florida with $134M backing
- notable2026-07-17Space Force triples NSSL Lane 1 launch contract ceiling to $17 billion
- notable2026-07-08Space Force adds Relativity, Impulse Space to NSSL Lane 1
timeline
- 20232023-10-11Relativity Space signs multi launch Terran R agreement with Intelsatas of 2026-07-12
- 2023-04-12Relativity Space updates Terran R design, targets 23,500 kg to LEOas of 2026-07-12
- 20212021-06-08Relativity Space unveils Terran R, a fully reusable 3D printed rocketas of 2026-07-12
sources
[1] en.wikipedia.org ↗
countrywikipedia2026-07-08classwikipedia2026-07-08reusablewikipedia2026-07-08flights totalwikipedia2026-07-08flights successfulwikipedia2026-07-08statuswikipedia2026-07-08price per launch (USD)wikipedia2026-07-12
[2] relativityspace.com ↗
providerfirst-party2026-07-08payload to LEO (kg)first-party2026-07-08
faq
Who builds Terran R?
Terran R is built by Relativity Space. as of 2026-07-08
How many times has Terran R flown?
Terran R has flown 0 times. as of 2026-07-08
Is Terran R reusable?
Terran R is reusable. as of 2026-07-08