AutoVault is one of those features in MoonKarts that turns “just collecting” into “smart investing.” If you’ve got cards—drivers, karts, accessories, tech parts—that you’re not actively using, AutoVault lets you stake them so they generate fuel. Fuel is the lifeblood you need for multiplayer races, and AutoVault gives extra utility to otherwise idle assets.
How It Works
Staking Cards: You pick cards from your collection to stake in AutoVault. These cards will stop being usable in races while locked in Vault, so you’ll want to think carefully about which ones you are okay setting aside.
Script Tokens Requirement: For fuel generation to begin, you need to stake Script tokens in addition to the cards themselves. Specifically: each staked card needs 2 Script tokens. Only when those are in place does fuel begin to accrue.
Claiming Fuel & Managing Reserves: Once fuel is generated, you can claim it (i.e. collect it). Note that there’s a storage cap—any fuel beyond your reserve limit is lost, so regular claiming (and using) is vital.
Strategy & Implications
AutoVault forces you to make smart trade-offs. Do you stake your highest rarity, gold-foil cards for maximum fuel or keep them available for races where they give advantages? Do you risk running out of fuel if you over-stake without checking your reserves? These decisions matter. A balanced approach—staking some cards for fuel while maintaining enough power-cards for racing—generally pays off.
Also, since better cards (higher rarity, foil, leveled up) generate fuel more efficiently, upgrading cards or merging duplicates is relevant beyond just “win-rate”; it impacts your passive income via AutoVault.
AutoVault turns what might seem like excess into opportunity. For players serious about long-term play in MoonKarts, understanding AutoVault is essential. Stake smart, monitor your fuel reserve, and let your surplus cards work for you. Use AutoVault well, and you’ll find your racing sustainability strengthened.