DF Devera: stats and earnings
The DF Devera jeepney in Diesel n' Steel: the PHP 50,000 price tag, 32 seats, what it earns on each Bulacan route and whether it is worth saving up for.
The DF Devera is the premium jeepney in Diesel n' Steel. It arrived in the v1.1.0 update at PHP 50,000, it seats 32 passengers plus 3 more with sabit, and it returns more per full load than anything else in the game: PHP 735 to 875 on the Malolos route alone.
If you are playing for income, the Devera is the target. Nothing in the roster earns as much on the same route, and it undercuts the more expensive Milwaukee and XLT-AUV while beating both on capacity.
Specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | PHP 50,000 |
| Seats | 32 plus 3 with sabit |
| Fuel tank | 50 L |
| Gross weight | 3,000 kg |
| Net weight | 1,750 kg |
| Added in | v1.1.0 |

Earnings on every route
| Route | Full-load total |
|---|---|
| Guiguinto - Bulakan | PHP 420 to 455 |
| Balagtas - Bulakan | PHP 455 to 525 |
| Malolos - Bulakan via Atlag | PHP 735 to 875 |
Put those against the free Sarao Model 2.0's PHP 252 to 273 on the short route and the case makes itself. The Devera returns roughly 65 percent more on the short route and roughly 70 percent more on the long one.
Why the return leg is not the same as the outbound leg
The Malolos route has a different fare ladder on the way back, so the PHP 735 to 875 figure assumes a full load across the outbound pattern. If you fill on the return leg instead, you are charging the return fares, which step from PHP 13 up to PHP 25. The prices for both directions are on Malolos to Bulakan.
Living with a long-body jeepney
The Devera is a long-body custom build. In the game that shows up in two places: turning in the narrow streets around the Malolos terminal, and getting in and out of the drop-off points, which are small boxes rather than open loading bays.
The body is also heavier than the Sarao's, at 3,000 kg gross against 2,650 kg. Brakes and tires are where that weight is felt, and both are cheap to upgrade early. The brake options run from the free B-01 at 600 Nm up to the B-05 at PHP 3,500 and 1,000 Nm, and tires from PHP 750 to PHP 1,600 each.
Saving for it
PHP 50,000 is a real amount of money at the start. The practical path is the free Sarao Model 2.0 on the Malolos route with full loads, topped up with code cash once you cross the 500 EXP threshold.
| Milestone | What to do |
|---|---|
| Starting out | Free Sarao Model 2.0, Guiguinto runs to reach 500 EXP |
| 500 EXP reached | Redeem every working code |
| A few thousand pesos | Fit the PHP 7,000 4JJ1 engine and better brakes |
| PHP 50,000 saved | Buy the DF Devera |
| After the purchase | Run Malolos with full loads |
The broader version of that plan, with the earning model behind it, is on money guide: earn cash faster.
Who should not buy it
If you are still learning the clutch, the Devera makes the learning harder because it is long and heavy in tight spaces. Buy it when you can already load a terminal, weave a queue and hit the drop-off point without clipping anything.
FAQ
How much does the DF Devera cost?
PHP 50,000 in game cash.
How many passengers can it carry?
32 seated, plus 3 more if sabit is enabled.
What does it earn on the Malolos route?
PHP 735 to 875 for a full load.
When was it added?
In the v1.1.0 update, along with the hardware shop.


