EVP V2 Non-ELS Police & EMS Vehicle Pack
One lightbar script covers all 22 cars, no duplicate models
Welcome to Tebex Marketplace, your top choice for high-quality FiveM ESX Scripts! Take your GTA V roleplay server to the next level with our wide range of custom ESX scripts, crafted to enhance gameplay, boost functionality, and deliver a fully immersive experience for your players.
One lightbar script covers all 22 cars, no duplicate models
Queue up, hunt the car, deliver before the cops close in
Buy a garage, run a crew, strip cars for parts
Skip a parole meeting and the bounty hunters come for you
Read a corpse for time of death and the killing blow
Tattoo minigame, henna ink and a shop players actually own
Incident intake, patient tracking and automatic billing for medics
A 1:1 ProdigyRP 2.0 target rebuild on ox_target
Draw tactical plans that render straight onto the GTA map
Drop a crafting table anywhere and level each skill separately
Drop an undercover light on any roofed vehicle, no per-car setup
Storefronts with staff, stock orders, coupons and sales figures
Territories, dealers and a dark web your gangs actually log in for
Scan stored faults, watch live data and flash hidden vehicle mods
One script replaces every restaurant resource on your server
Rent protection by the hour or call reinforcements on command
Fourteen restaurant jobs preconfigured, from Burgershot to Bean Machine
Sell cases on Tebex, roll them in-game with configurable drop rates
An unencrypted vehicle shop you can edit down to the UI
Weld the keypad, clear the rooms, wake the resident
Admin-dropped PvP zones with configurable loot, peds and rewards
Zone respect scales defenders and payouts as a crew holds ground
Player-run barbershops with per-category pricing and synced cutting animations
Ten player dodgeball matches on a Vespucci Beach court
The ESX framework is one of the most popular choices for creating roleplay servers in FiveM. With our FiveM ESX Scripts, you can:
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