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Cars Cyberpunk 2077. All Types of Vehicles in the Game
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On this page you can find a complete list of all vehicles Cyberpunk 2077, available in the game.
Cyberpunk 2077 includes all kinds of cars, motorcycles, trucks, aircraft such as planes and helicopters, as well as boats and drones.
In Cyberpunk 2077, every car and bike has been crafted with amazing attention to detail in the chassis, bodywork, and interior. Each one not only looks unique, but also offers a unique driving experience across the vast open world of Night City.
There are cars in Cyberpunk 2077 different classes : economy, executive, heavy duty, sports and hypercar. Apart from the original vehicles, there are also some real car icons in the game. There is a wide choice for every taste, be it brand, class and model.
In this guide below, you will find detailed information about vehicle classes, manufacturers and a complete list of Cyberpunk 2077 cars, motorcycles and all vehicles that can be bought or stolen, as well as their statistics and technical characteristics. Here are all the cars of the gloomy future!
If you need speed and armor, the hypercar class is for you. That means a precise body, built-in lidar arrays, and really expensive materials.
Top-tier luxury cars are owned by European manufacturers Herrera (Spain) and rayfield (UK), who are known for their superior quality supercars, designed with both speed and comfort in mind. Most models also use new technology such as Crystal Dome , which projects the exterior inside a fully enclosed, windowless car, providing absolute protection and privacy.
Herrera Outlaw GTS
Much has changed in this century, but Spain's reputation as a manufacturer of automotive products has remained the same. Case in point: the criminal Herrera. This luxury limousine is one of the most exclusive and sought after on the market. It flawlessly combines the latest technology with a sophisticated classic design. The Outlaw is a car with soul, perhaps because it's one of the few models still handcrafted using world-class engineering expertise. Of course, such exclusivity and quality come at a cost. Herrera's Outlaw is one of the most expensive street cars on the market.
Rayfield Aerondight Guinevere
For many, the name Rayfield is synonymous with wealth - and for good reason. The price of Rayfield Aerondight exceeds the GDP of many island nations. And it's worth noting that this ultra-luxury ultra-performance masterpiece, made in the UK, is worth every penny. The original engine under its hood puts this car on par with professional racing cars, and the interior feels like a 5-star penthouse. But if that's not enough to get you excited, Aerodight doesn't have a single window. With CrystalDome, the vehicle's environment is displayed in real time in the cabin, providing complete driver privacy and stunning looks.
Rayfield caliburn
The rich can be capricious. The majestic design of Rayfield's flagship car, the Aerondight, isn't to everyone's liking. Some prefer the same level of luxury, but with a more daring flair. For these customers, Rayfield developed the Caliburn. Infused with a sporty soul, equipped with a fire-breathing engine and an aerodynamic body, the Caliburn handles like flying a jet plane at ground level. And whenever the driver wants to kick off the adrenaline, all he has to do is let go of the steering wheel and the on-board navigation computer takes control.
Rayfield Excalibur
The rich can be capricious. The majestic design of Rayfield's flagship car, the Aerondight, isn't to everyone's liking. Some prefer the same level of luxury, but with a more daring flair. For these customers, Rayfield developed the Caliburn. Infused with a sporty soul, equipped with a fire-breathing engine and an aerodynamic body, the Caliburn handles like flying a jet plane at ground level. And whenever the driver wants to kick off the adrenaline, all he has to do is let go of the steering wheel and the on-board navigation computer takes control.
Cyberpunk 2077 sports cars have powerful engines and interchangeable parts, making them ideal for tuning. Whether it's street racing, escaping the NCPD, or just showing off on the streets, these powerful beasts will command respect.
The leading sports grade brands are Japanese Mizutani and American quadra. Quadra excels at building muscle cars like the Type-66, or Turbo-R, the most iconic designs.
Archer Quartz EC-L R275 (2041)
After Archer released Hella, the company ran into problems. 
The popular family car turned out to be so reliable and affordable that it quickly saturated the brand. To avoid self-cannibalization, Archer was forced to diversify its portfolio by expanding into the sports car sector. The fruit of their efforts finally arrived in 2041 with the Quartz watch. This reliable two-seater was marked by an affordable price tag, but its sophisticated elegance and solid construction made it popular not only among the urban middle class. As it turns out, the Quartz is well adapted to the harsh desert climate. As a result, it has become the main means of transportation for a large part of the nomadic population. Any citizen who dares to risk interstate ground transportation can probably testify that the silhouette of Quartz on the horizon portends fast approaching trouble.
Mizutani Shion Coyote
Looking at it, you might think that the Mizutani Shion is a city car designed for thin roads and unsuitable for a desert wasteland. And you would be right - the standard edition would have stalled on the first rocky hill. But with upgrades, reinforcements and improved suspension, the Shion cuts through the rough terrain like a laser knife through butter.
Mizutani Shion MZ2 (2060)
The Mizutani Shion is par excellence a sports coupe, a fact best recognized even by a cursory glance at its sleek yet aggressive contours. Its five-cylinder engine delivers impressive speed and fast acceleration - all at a reasonable price. When you combine style, speed, and affordability in one sleep package, it's no wonder the Shion is a common sight in the North Carolina landscape... Especially after hours, under the lights, when illegal street racing is tearing the city apart.
Porsche 911 II (930) Turbo (1977)
A timeless classic and king of the top 1%, the Porsche Turbo 911 II (930) is one of the most iconic cars in automotive history. There are not many left in the world, but all those that remain are worth their weight in gold. Its sleek, compact appearance is unmistakable - who wouldn't want that? Unfortunately, no one could ever hope to look as cool behind the wheel as Johnny Silverhand.
Quad Turbo-R 740
In the early 21st century, American cities were flooded with Japanese sports cars: reliable, fast, affordable. But the release of the Quadra Turbo-R proved that the decline of the American auto industry was greatly exaggerated. The Turbo-R instantly became a classic of its type, a dream come true on four wheels. It won the hearts of car enthusiasts all over the world with its powerful engine, responsive handling and cool atmosphere. But there was a downside: the Turbo-R rode like a wild stallion, ready to challenge inexperienced drivers right out of the saddle. Only a real car engine could unlock its potential. Adrenaline junkies usually lost control, hurting themselves and their shiny new quad.
Quadra Turbo-RV-Tech
What is the difference between V-Tech and classic Turbo-R? Well... What is the difference between a diamond and a lump of coal? The building blocks are the same, but the end results couldn't be more different. The Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech is the queen of the road, a car that draws attention even when you're not burning the tires.
Quadra Type-66 Cthulhu
Quadra Type-66 was built for racing. And when you set it up optimally, add some extra juice, replace the firmware with software ... then you will release the real horror from your worst nightmares into the street.
Quadra Type-66 Javelina
Although the Quadra Type-66 was designed with city streets in mind, you can still find them as you travel through the desert wastelands. These modified models, called Javelinas, are equipped with light armor and carefully tuned engines. And thanks to CrystalDome technology, the driver can go unnoticed while maintaining a full and unobstructed view of their surroundings.
Quadra Type-66 640TS
Quadra Type-66 is faster than a bat out of hell. Last news? Barely. Originally released in 2055, the Quadra quickly became popular with joggers and illegal street racers. For the NCPD, a Quadra tearing up the streets means a long list of traffic violations, but a patrol car rarely succeeds - or even tries - to stop it.
Quadra Type-66 Avenger
The standard Quadra Type-66 is a powerful machine in its own right, but the Avenger? Here is another animal. The roar of its engine makes the windows and knees of car accidents shake. Compared to the base model, the Avenger has better handling and top speed. Hell, this looks even better.
Quadra Type-66 Reaver
Quadra Type-66 Reaver is the featured sports car in Cyberpunk 2077.
Cyberpunk 2077 also offers several motorcycles to choose from. For those who have a more modest budget, but who prefer not to get stuck in traffic jams of the Night City, a motorcycle is the ideal solution.
Yaiba specializes in sports models that are popular among street biker gangs. Brennan Cycles offers a more traditional design and are known for their cruisers and choppers, more practical for long trips between cities.
Nazareth
The roar of one of these beauties gives all these corpses, stuck in their slow armored limousines, something to think about in traffic. What if, instead of those endless meetings with quarterly reports or irresponsible meetings with corporate responsibility, they just jumped on one of these bad guys, started the engine and drove off into the sunset? Sigh... Because the ARCH Nazaré is more than just a bike, it's a way of life.
Brennan apollo
The Breenan Apollo doesn't have the most elegant design, sleek metal finish, or the swankiest instrument cluster. But who cares? Only arrogant city dwellers care about such things, and Apollo was not made for them - he was made for the desert. Its oversized fuel tank allows it to travel long distances without refueling, and its rugged construction and suspension can easily take on rough and rocky terrain, not to mention a powerful engine that will outrun any Raffen Shiv convoy.
Brennan Apollo Basic
Brennan Apollo basic version
Steal the CT-3X Sensor
The Yaiba Kusanagi CT-3X is the fastest and, not surprisingly, the most expensive motorcycle ever built in partnership with Arasaka Corporation. Its sleek, aerodynamic frame hides an incredibly powerful engine. Ideally, anyone driving should be equipped with reflex enhancers to avoid hitting a 100 mph traffic light on a sharp turn. Kusanagi is a favorite among bandits, especially Tiger Claws.
If you need to impress, executive class is what you're looking for. There were no cost savings and no frills with these luxury cars. Their plush interiors feature the latest technology so you can sit back and enjoy your ride.
Villefort produces quality cars that are popular with wealthier citizens and lower-ranking corporations, and Chevillon known for their neo-militarist style - their vehicles are widely used by the police and security forces.
Chevillon Emperor 620 Ragnar
Chevillon Emperor 620 Ragnar is an executive off-road executive car in Cyberpunk 2077.
Chevillon Thrax 388 Jefferson (2062)
Chosen by the middle management class, the Chevillon Thrax is elegant, respectful, and most importantly, safe. From top to bottom, it is covered in armor that allows it to overcome mine blasts, and its bulletproof windows deflect high-caliber bullets. The other side? Despite a powerful engine capable of breakneck speeds, the Thrax accelerates slowly due to its incredible weight. But it's better to get to your destination late than never. Not to mention safety and security.
Villefort Alvarado V4F 570 Delegate (2044)
You are not driving the Villefort Alvarado, you are traveling in it. This car trunk enhances an engine worthy of street respect. However, despite its huge size, the Alvarado handles well thanks to the dual axles at the front. Unfortunately, this innovative design is still quite unreliable and requires frequent and sometimes costly maintenance. For many in the underworld of Night City, Alvarado serves as the ultimate luxury. The wide seats with synthetic leather upholstery also make the journey through the city streets even more enjoyable.
Villefort Columbus V340-F Freight (2068)
It is impossible to imagine the streets of the Night City without Columbus. This minivan is the cheapest and latest model to roll off the Villefort lines. Many low and mid-range delivery services use it for their deliveries. The Columbus is simple, functional and its humble engine won't fucking make you hear a race, but you can bet on it to get the job done.
Villefort Cortes V5000 Value (2040)
Probably the most valuable of all vehicles charged from the Villefort factories. Cortes features a simple yet elegant design that appeals to government officials, politicians and criminals alike. It is built on the same frame as the Alvarado, but only runs on two axles, making it more prone to breakage. Its impressive engine gives the Cortes the ability to roll off the production line quickly, while its reinforced hull (created in collaboration with Militech) provides extra protection on the unpredictable and dangerous streets of Night City.
This class mainly includes trucks and inexpensive cars that are affordable. Don't expect cutting-edge technology or luxury materials that lack durability and quality from economy cars. These cars can often be seen on the streets of poor areas and among nomadic clans.
The two cheapest brands are Japanese Magikai, famous their compact cars, and Indian Mahir Motors, famous their vans. American manufacturer Thorton and Chinese manufacturer Archer offer middle-class passenger cars that are stronger and more durable.
Archer Hella EC-D I360 (2023)
Cars should be good...but never too good. Archer's board of directors learned this the hard way when they launched the first Hella series in 2023, which proved so reliable and easy to repair that it nearly bankrupted the company. price — often found themselves again in the car market. Even today, more than fifty years later, the archer Hellas is a fairly common sight on the streets of the Night City. Of course, time has done its job, many of them rusted and creaked. However, they keep moving people from A to B; that is, unless they crash into something along the way. In such cases, there is nothing special to save from the wreckage. Despite the functional reliability, the car body is made of cheap fragile materials. Luckily for most car owners, if you lose your leg and leg in an accident, they are easy to replace.
Archer Quartz Sidewinder
Aldecaldos, Meta, Jodes, even Roffen Shiv - just about any nomad you meet on your North American adventures will vouch for the Quartz's reliability and amazing performance in the desert. Unlike the vehicle itself, the nomads toss the branding aside and refer to this Archer model as the Sidewinder instead. Of course, the name is not the only thing that the inhabitants of the wastelands decided to change. With replaced wheels, bumpers and a performance upgraded engine, the Sidewinders proficiently navigate off-road and don't descend easily.
Chevillon Thrax Combat
Chevillon Combat Thrax is the Economy car featured in Cyberpunk 2077.
Mahir Top FS3
Jerion wants Rayfield ra Herrero, but not everyone can afford it. The Mahir Supron FS3 was built with these customers in mind - those with big needs and limited funds - its main selling point? If you haven't guessed by the look, sound, or feel, this is cheap borscht. The Mahir Supron was built from cheap plastic, textile and wishful thinking. Often breaks, but, on the other hand, it is easy to fix. Its large size suggests that it can carry a heavy load, but it's better not to get carried away - the anemic engine under the hood may just disappoint you.
Magigai Maimai P126
The perfect car for anyone on a budget. Makigai MaiMai is the cheapest stock car available in Night City. All design decisions were made with one goal in mind: to cut costs! The size? As small as possible while still holding two (slender) people and (maximum) one shopping bag. Engine? Probably stolen from a lawn mower. Materials? The plastic is as strong as a disposable fork. Safety test ratings? Scraping to keep the legal status of the street. All together in a simple affordable package. and they say corporations don't care about consumer interests anymore...
Thorton Colby Little Mule
Nomads, as the nomad suggests, do not stay too long in one place, they are constantly on the move, which means that they take their things with them. It's no wonder the truck-back Colby variant has become so popular with them. Little Mule is what they call this Thorton Colby model. But beyond the name, they also replace the stock engines with more powerful ones, add light armor to the bodywork, and install an environmental projection system based on CrystalDome technology in the cabin.
Thorton Colby C240T
A perfect example of a typical average car. Its reliable performance on both city streets and interstate highways is the reason Colby has become a favorite with nomads and city courier companies alike. The first model rolled off the assembly line in Chicago in 2045, its reliability and simple design paved the way for an immediate and huge commercial success. By 2060, over five million units have been manufactured. For some reason, even more is used on the roads today.
Thorton Colby CX410 Butte
Hoe, how is Butt different from basic Colby? The most important difference: the standard trunk has been replaced with a pickup truck body. It has become popular with small business owners who use it to haul goods and street thugs who find it more convenient to use a tarpaulin truck bed than a car trunk to move bodies.
Thorton Galena Gecko
The standard Galena won't last a day in the desert; but with the proper aftermarket modifications installed, it feels right at home. The nomad-modified Galena, affectionately known as the Gecko, features CystalDome technology, various Militech combat accessories, and a smartly tuned engine. People in the wastelands used to laugh at the sight of Galena, but no one laughs now.
Thorton Galena G240 (2031)
Previously, people wanted only bread and curses. By the 21st century, however, this list has grown to include cars. Without a car, you can't get to work, drop your kids off at daycare, or escape wild turf wars. The Thorton Galena will hit the roads for the first time in 2031 following a government incentive to make affordable cars and give Americans a boost after the recession. Since Thorton did not have much experience in the production of small cars at that time, the company bought engines for Galena from the Indian Mahir Motors. Unfortunately, the collaboration was not considered a success, as Galena showed unremarkable performance and even less noticeable sales. But still rides - and this is the most important thing.
Thorton Galena GA40XT Rattler
That this car is still running is a miracle. After years of off-road driving in the desert, virtually everything on this rig either squeaks or grinds. The parts that this car came off the assembly line with were replaced with scrap metal and worn tires. The constant wheezing of the engine convinced you that the car had contracted deadly tuberculosis. If this pile of scrap metal on wheels ends up in some city store, the mechanic will probably vomit and he will pass out. In short, only those who are really desperate will be able to catch themselves driving this mobile tetanus trap.
Thorton Mackinaw Warhorse
Survival in the Badlands is no easy task. You might be driving a piece of equipment like the Warhorse. Who would have thought this automotive marvel was built on the frame of a simple Torton Mackinac? Standard body panels have been replaced with armor plates, the base engine has been replaced with a fire-breathing monster, and a konnon bolted on top that even a tank pilot would be proud of. The roar of this beast is far-reaching, sending cold sweat down the back of any Ghost that hears it.
Thorton Mackinaw Larimore
Where the good lord can't get, he sends the Thorton Mackinaw Larimore - a truck that will endure everything - sandstorms, hail, acid rain, etc. Its resilience makes it an ideal vehicle for long distances. Of course, to make the journey, you will have to stock up on supplies. Luckily, Mackinaw has storage space for at least a few dozen gallons of water.
Thorton Mackinaw MTL1
The Thorton Mackinaw MTL1 is the ultimate all-rounder. Solid, but not bulky - cheap, but not worthless. It is ideal for city roads, where it is used by both small and large merchants, as well as in the desert area surrounding the city. Its humble engine won't take you to crazy speeds, but let's be honest, you can't buy a pickup truck for racing.
Heavy vehicles have masterful engineering and practical design. These are trucks and tanks when you need power and brute force. Some of these monsters are unstoppable.
Military ground vehicles are dominated by two competing mega-corporations: militech и arasaka , leading manufacturers of tanks, armored personnel carriers and LTVs for government and corporate forces.
Caucasus Bratsk U4020
The Soviets can't make world-class supercars, luxury sedans, or cozy family cars, but their military-grade vehicles are second to none. Anyone who happened to drive Kaukoz Bratsk can confirm. This giant of Soviet technology has a gigantic engine, but despite its sheer size, can be flown smoothly in almost any damn conditions with a tank in tow. Flaws? It will not fit on city roads ... And it smokes like a fire in a tire.
Caucasus Zeya U420
Kaukaz Zeya is a real hero of socialist labor. With a reliable engine, 3 ton capacity and surprisingly low price, this truck is in demand all over the world. On long freight trips behind the wheel of a Zeya, you might be wondering how best to distribute goods in a centrally planned economy. Long live the party!
Militech Basilisk
Basilisk is a fitting name for this line of Militech armored vehicles. As with the mythical monster named after its namesake, one look at this beast is enough to confuse you. As soon as the characteristic silhouette of the Basilisk appears on the horizon, even the most formidable enemy forces throw up their hands in unconditional surrender. An attempt to retreat is a futile exercise: there is no escape from the Basilisk. This tank, despite its huge size, moves through the desert with incredible grace and speed, like a predator chasing fearsome prey. Then, with just one shot from a large-caliber cannon, he turns his prey into a smoking bloodstain on a hot slab of desert stone.
Militech Behemoth
The hippopotamus is so massive that it should have its own zip code. Use it to transport a platoon or tank without worrying about the occasional gunfire. The entire vehicle is covered with a 1,5-inch thick layer of armor, and the windshield can withstand continuous fire from heavy machine guns. If you're still unsure, its all-wheel drive system and powerful engine allow the behemoth to navigate even the toughest conditions. Interested now? Well, not so fast - the Behemoth is not available to the public. Only government agencies and licensed corporations are allowed to purchase this military-grade marvel.
Militech Manticore
The Night City police complained to their superiors that their lives were constantly in danger. They fight criminals who have cyber-warfare software, large-caliber weapons, high-quality explosives, and black-market military equipment. Every officer gets ready for work every day, not even knowing if he will be the next badge-splattered fly. against the wall. The issue of officer safety is often revisited between NCPD leadership and city politicians. From time to time, a plucky young assistant to a city councilor suggests the city should introduce stricter gun control measures. Once the laughter in the room has died down, the meetings usually end with the city commissioning Militech for the new Manticore Fleet, their line of armored PTRs designed for military operations. Everyone leaves happy. The NCPD gets new fancy toys, the city council announces another public safety success, Militech pockets another billion euro arms deal, and they all live happily ever after (until next year).
Beast
Imagine a standard Thorton Mackinaw: rugged, stable. Now imagine that it was tuned in the devil's car shop in the bowels of hell: you have a Beast. This car is faster than the base model and features racing suspension and a roaring engine that puts the factory version to shame. The pitch-black paint could make a nun faint with fear.
Below you will find all other vehicles included in Cyberpunk 2077 that do not belong to the previous classes, such as drones, special military vehicles, police cars and Delamain taxis.
Caucasus 271 Aras
Soviet cities may be dreary, dangerous, and not very pleasant to look at... but they are clean. The nomenklatura of the Communist Party waged a domestic war on garbage. Down with candy wrappers and broken bottles! We oppose cigarette butts on our streets! Such were some of the rallying cries that were met with applause from the party apparatchiks. However, these calls were not met with the same enthusiasm and enthusiasm by the miners, factory workers and collective farmers. As a result, the responsibility for widespread garbage collection passed to Soviet robotics specialists, paving the way for the birth of Kaukaz 271 Aras. Aras is a self-contained cleaning drone that has quickly become known for its affordability and reliability (even if it's a little clunky). To the surprise of the Soviet leadership and the General Secretary of the Communist Party, Aras became a highly sought after product for international exports. It can now be found in major cities around the world, including Night City. Many consider this the ultimate proof of the superiority of the centrally planned socialist economy.
Militech Wyvern
In the second half of the 21st century, business is a battlefield, both literally and figuratively. Arbitration, litigation, dispute resolution—these measures carry little weight in a world where corporate disputes are often quickly resolved through sabotage and assassination. It makes sense for a prudent corporate employee to arrive and set up a business meeting in a reinforced polymer suit with a pistol tucked into his belt. Even so, most expect that the other side is probably not empty-handed either; such naivety is often enough to get you killed. For those businessmen who want to gain the upper hand in negotiations, Militech offers the Wyvern drone. When unplugged, it fits comfortably in a briefcase that can be easily hidden under a limousine seat or in the corner of a conference room. When activated, it can turn a stubborn business partner into an obedient lapdog... or into a bloody heap on the floor.
Zetatech Bombus
The Bombus was designed as a caretaker drone because, as many would agree, who honestly has time to raise kids? You're back at the office the day after giving birth, working twelve, thirteen, fourteen hours, and then three more stuck in traffic. Prepare dinner? Change diaper? No chance in hell Luckily, Bombus can fulfill the role of a dutiful parent: babysit, play hide-and-seek, and put dogs in the microwave. And if your child catches a stray bullet through the window, no problem! The bomb will even call an ambulance! With its simple and inexpensive design, it is no surprise that the Bombus has found application in other sectors as well. Couriers use them for deliveries, the NCPD uses them for reconnaissance, and gangs tape explosives over them to make remote-controlled bombs. Is there a problem that Bombus can't solve?
Zetatech Canopy
Canopy is Zetatech's answer to the Aras garbage collector drone of the Soviet corporation Kaukaz. Unlike the Aras, the Canopy was designed with the American market in mind, making it more suitable for local needs. For example, its sensors and collection devices are better equipped to handle more than a thousand XXXXXXL cups compared to Aras. Long ago, parents told their naughty kids to be good and focus on their studies, otherwise they ended up sweeping the streets to make a living. Well, while Canopy is hard at work, now even that safety net is long gone.
Zetatech Octant
Until recently, Zetatech was considered by most to be a second-rate company living in the shadow of giants like Araska and Militech. But today, the same people acknowledge that Zetatech has proven its ability to produce products that are as good as their mega-corporate competitors and even sell for a lower price. Take, for example, Octant. Sure, it may lack the elegant characteristics of Arasaka, perhaps its composite materials aren't as high-end as Militech's, but when it comes to sheer firepower, the Octant is second to none. This series of drones has quickly become a favorite of dictators around the world who seek to appease mass protests and resistance cells. When Zetatech sold its XNUMXth Octant, bottles of champagne were thrown all over the company's offices. They have reached a record level of sales that you can really be proud of.
Zetatech Surveyor
Since the creation of the first flying car, experts have already made their predictions about the first flying bus and who will produce it. After all, it was Zetatech who won the flying bus race with the Surveyor. This celestial giant is able to quickly and silently deliver a platoon of troops behind enemy lines. And although it was designed primarily for personal transport, the Surveyor is equipped with smart missile defense systems powerful enough to repel enemy attacks. Originally developed and sold for military purposes, this colossal antivirus is now often used in civilian applications in many large cities, including Night City. So when a sunny day quickly turns into night, just look up - it won't be a solar eclipse, but a study by the Zetatech Surveyor.
Zetatech Light
Produced in the early 21st century, the Valgus was Zetatech's first combat drone. At the time, the company was still small and largely unknown, but in retrospect, Valgus' achievement served as a litmus test for Zetatech's future success and growth. Although this machine is slow and clumsy, it has proven reliable and reliable even in dangerous weather and climates. Whether it was sweltering heat or bitter cold, the Valgus patrolled the skies and took out suspicious targets without hesitation. Obsolete by today's technology standards and surpassed by today's drones, the Valgus still operates reliably on the border between Northern and Southern California. If its deadly accuracy against defenseless immigrants wasn't still flawless, chances are it would have been closed long ago by now.
Archer Hella EC-H I860 NCPD Enforcer
The basic model Archer Hella has a number of positive qualities, but durability is not among them. For this reason, the NCPD ordered the Archer for a variant of the Hella model called the Enforcer, which is equipped with a reinforced body. Cheap plastic composites and glass have been replaced with fire-resistant, bullet-proof materials, and flimsy bumpers have been replaced with hardened steel rods. Since these armored archers entered active service, many NCPD officers have found creative ways to use them. For example, to silence uncomfortable bystanders or heinous criminals, some officers buckle up, step on the pedal, and crash into concrete walls. The car comes out mostly unscathed, the cops are in good condition (apart from the occasional mild concussion), but the people in the back seat, well… They learn a valuable lesson before they even get to the station.
Chevillon Emperor 720 NCPD Ironclad (2073)
In a city where there are as many bullets as there are ocean spray, the sight of a speeding police cruiser with the roar of sirens will hardly make a resident of Night City glance. But as the armadillo rolls down the street, shopkeepers suddenly close their windows and pedestrians hide behind trash cans. The NCPD only puts monsters there when things get really hot. This variant of the Chevillon Emporer comes standard with heavily armored bodywork, integrated Militech combat hardware, and hardened bumpers that crush other vehicles like NiCola canisters.
Delamain No. 21
Standard Villefort Cortes with artificial intelligence. While other AIs on the market are nothing more than glorified chatbots hooked up to speech synthesizers, Delamain clearly has a well-defined personality. He can also avoid rush hour traffic like it's nobody's business. Of course, Delamen is not advanced enough to be self-aware… At least according to his technical specifications.
Mahir MT28 Coach
In the past, approximately 4,5 million Americans worked as taxi drivers, truckers, or bus drivers. Today, that number has dropped to less than 300. Of course, one of the main factors in this was the catastrophic decline in the population of North America due to wars, epidemics and climatic cataclysms. However, even with a declining population, driving as an activity for freight and passenger transport has almost disappeared. with the advent of autonomous vehicles. Vehicles such as the autonomous Mahir MT000 bus are now commonplace on major highways and highways. For passengers, this change was welcome. Unlike human drivers, the Mahir MT28 Coach never needs to take toilet breaks and is much less prone to traffic accidents. However, autonomous vehicles carry their own set of risks. In 28, on a non-stop route from Dallas to Tuscany, a partial failure in the MT2068 Coach's operating system caused the air conditioning unit and door locks to malfunction. The bus arrived at its destination, but all passengers were boiled alive in their seats. Of course, the Mahir board does not believe that the success and integrity of the primary MT28 trainer function should be overshadowed by occasional minor bugs in the secondary systems.
Villefort Cortes V6000 NCPD Overlord
Villefort ensures that Overlord can provide complete safety even in the most extreme conditions. The heavily armored hull is designed to withstand continuous fire, and its massive engine allows it to overcome obstacles such as makeshift roadblocks. In an emergency, the COO can direct her attention to putting out the fire, leaving the machine's central computer to control the movement. In addition, some factory-produced classified components have been replaced with those often used in Militech and Arasaka armored vehicles. In other words, Overlord is built specifically to excel on urban battlefields.
Zetatech Atlus
Atlus is Zetatech's flagship product and probably the most popular AV model in Night City, used by both Trauma Team medical units and N54 News teams. Its characteristic hum can be heard day and night in any district or district. When parents ask their babies what sound the Atlus makes, the little rats respond, “Whoo! when they point to the misty sky. What made Atlus so successful? Elegant design, attractive price and reliable performance convinced of this. But the most important factor was the appointment of Kieran Osterlitz as Zetatech's chief lobbyist. Kieron knows it's personal connections, not tech specs, that AV systems sell, already based on the name with most of the city's bigwigs.
These are all Cyberpunk 2077 vehicles! If the developers add something in future updates, we will definitely add to this list.
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