8 vehicles we can\u2019t wait to drive in Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter: CyberpunkGameWith the lead up to Cyberpunk 2077\u2019s highly-anticipated release, more news is being released about Night City, its inhabitants, and their vehicles. Having showcased a number of the vehicles players will experience in Night City during a \u2018Night City Wire\u2019 broadcast, CD Projekt Red have now revealed more vehicles on their Twitter page. We\u2019ve already seen a number of different vehicle classes that will feature in Cyberpunk 2077, but this is the first time we\u2019ve seen a number of individual vehicles. From bikes to hypercars, here are 8 vehicles we can\u2019t wait to get our hands on in Cyberpunk 2077. 8. Quadra Type-66 Avenger While we\u2019ve seen the Quadra Type-66 before during a Night City Wire broadcast, this is the first time we\u2019ve seen the \u2018Avenger\u2019 variant. Beefed-up suspension, bolt-on wheel arches, and a more aggressive appearance make the Type-66 Avenger a vehicle that looks fit for any purpose. 7. Makigai MaiMai P126 Part of the \u2018Economy\u2019 class of cars, the MaiMai P126 looks like the perfect 4-wheel transportation for getting around the tight alleyways of Night City. Expect no-frills, low-cost motoring with the Makigai MaiMai P126. 6. Thorton Colby Butte \u201cShooting Brake\u201d The Thorton Colby Butte appears to be a ute-style car similar to the Chevrolet El Camino. Likely blending a mix of performance and practicality, the term \u201cShooting Brake\u201d may be used more literally in Night City than in the real world. 5. Yaiba Kusanagi Tyger Claw Custom This is a vehicle preview with a twist \u2013 this is far from a \u2018standard\u2019 bike, as evidenced by the \u201ccustom\u201d name. Evoking emotions of a Yakuza-esque motorbike, the Yaiba Kusanagi is ideal for evading capture thanks to its maneuverability and small profile. 4. Thorton Galena Nomad \u201cGecko\u201d Another custom car, possibly designed by one of many gang leaders found throughout Night City and beyond. Given that the other Thorton\u2019s we\u2019ve seen are in the \u2018economy\u2019 or \u2018executive\u2019 classes, the Gecko looks set to be part of the economy class judging by its appearance. 3. Villefort Alvarado 570 De Luxe First seen during the Night City Wire Episode 4 broadcast, the Villefort Alvarado 570 De Luxe forms part of the \u2018executive\u2019 class of cars. Perfect for the style-conscious gangster or assassin, the Alvarado is sure to make an impact wherever you go. 2. Rayfield Caliburn Another car that we\u2019ve previously seen in Night City Wire, the Rayfield Caliburn belongs to the \u2018hypercar\u2019 class of vehicles. Expect insane power, high levels of protection, and plenty of style points with the Caliburn. 1. Johnny Silverhand\u2019s Porsche 911 The only real-world car to feature in Cyberpunk 2077 (that we know of) Johnny Silverhand\u2019s Porsche 911 is based on the 930 Turbo from the 1970s. This one-off car is the \u2018hero\u2019 vehicle in Cyberpunk, and we can\u2019t wait to get our hands on it. Cyberpunk 2077 is set to release on December 10 after suffering yet another pushback. Even so, we don\u2019t have all that long to wait until we\u2019re joyriding around the streets of Night City in these vehicles and more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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