Live position tracking, traverse maps, latest raw photos and full mission data for every NASA Mars rover — from Sojourner (1997) to Perseverance (2021). Auto-updated from NASA JPL.
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Interactive map of Mars showing the current positions and full traverse paths of Perseverance in Jezero Crater and Curiosity in Gale Crater. Waypoint data is sourced from NASA JPL and refreshes automatically. Zoom in to see individual drive segments and sol markers along each rover's route.
Detailed profiles of every NASA Mars rover — specifications, instruments, mission objectives, distance driven and operational status. Perseverance and Curiosity are currently active on Mars. Opportunity holds the record for longest-driving Mars rover at 45.16 km. Compare all rovers →
The most recent raw images from Perseverance's cameras, fetched automatically from NASA JPL. Click any photo to view full resolution. For a complete browsable gallery with camera filters, see Mars Rover Photos →
Quick side-by-side comparison of all NASA Mars rovers. For a full interactive comparison with expanded specifications and charts, visit the dedicated comparison page →
| Rover | Landing | Site | Mass | Status | Sols | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perseverance | Feb 2021 | Jezero Crater | 1,025 kg | ● Active | — | — |
| Curiosity | Aug 2012 | Gale Crater | 899 kg | ● Active | — | — |
| Opportunity | Jan 2004 | Meridiani Planum | 185 kg | Completed | 5,352 | 45.16 km |
| Spirit | Jan 2004 | Gusev Crater | 185 kg | Completed | 2,208 | 7.73 km |
| Zhurong | May 2021 | Utopia Planitia | 240 kg | ● Hibernating | 347 | 1.92 km |
| Sojourner | Jul 1997 | Ares Vallis | 10.6 kg | Completed | 83 | 0.1 km |