Top 10 Most Fun Vehicles to Drive in Cyberpunk 2077
Ranking the 10 most fun vehicles to drive in Cyberpunk 2077's Night City, from the Archer Quartz Bandit to the Chevillon Emperor Ragnar.
Night City — a sprawling neon-soaked playground where you can shoot people, hack their brains, and... argue with your car's handling physics for hours. Yes, I've been there. If you've spent any time in Cyberpunk 2077, you know that getting from point A to point B isn't just about fast travel or calling a cab. It's about style, speed, and occasionally ramping off a highway overpass because why not? So buckle up, chooms, because I'm ranking the 10 most fun vehicles to drive in Night City — and trust me, some of these picks might surprise you. 🚗💨
10. Archer Quartz "Bandit" — The Featherweight Wildcard
Don't let the "economy model" label fool you — this little beast is basically a go-kart with an identity crisis. Available for purchase near the Sunset Motel, the Bandit is feather-light and handles like a bar of wet soap. Tight turns? More like full 360-degree spins. Is that a feature or a bug? Honestly, I couldn't tell you.
The downside? It accelerates about as fast as my motivation on a Monday morning. You'll rarely hit its top speed, and it crumbles under pressure. But for zipping through packed city streets and pulling off accidental pirouettes? Chef's kiss. 🤌
9. Mizutani Shion MZ2 — The Beginner's Sports Car
Ever wanted a sports car that doesn't immediately try to kill you? The Shion MZ2 is your answer. The acceleration is solid, and lane-changing feels smooth and intuitive — perfect for players who just transitioned from executive-class vehicles and aren't ready for the chaos of supercars.
The trade-off? A wider turn radius that makes narrow alleyways your worst nightmare. So maybe avoid the back streets of Kabuki with this one. 😅
8. Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech — Speed Demon With a Squeaky Voice
On paper, the Turbo-R is practically perfect — incredible braking, responsive handling, and it hits top speed in under 10 seconds. It's basically a street racer's fantasy. But then you shift gears and... screeeech. That grinding squeal every single time. It's like driving a supercar piloted by a distressed cat.
Does the noise kill the vibe? Absolutely. Does it stop me from driving it anyway? Also absolutely not.
7. Chevillon Emperor 620 Ragnar — Two Steps From a Tank 🛡️
Who needs to be fast when you can just not die? The Ragnar is enormous but surprisingly agile for its size — it can build momentum quickly despite its curb weight. Think of it as a bulldozer that went to the gym.
Is it perfect for racing or dodging NCPD? Absolutely not. But if you want to barrel through traffic like you own the road (because, well, V kind of does), the Ragnar has your back. Or rather, your entire front bumper.
6. Herrera Outlaw GTS — Dangerous by Design 🔥
Technically a supercar, but the Outlaw GTS is the humble kind — like a billionaire who still shops at discount stores. Its AWD system genuinely helps with handling, and the rear engine placement makes it more durable than most. Want to drive recklessly through Pacifica? This is your chariot.
The acceleration is just "adequate" for its class, but there's something delightfully fun about a car that's built to take a beating while still looking stylish doing it.
5. ARCH Nazaré — The King of Alleyways 🏍️
Bikes in Night City are a different kind of thrill — exposed, fast, and dangerously fun. The Nazaré isn't the quickest motorcycle around, but its cornering abilities are unmatched. Tight alleyway? No problem. Hairpin turn at speed? Easy. And the best part? You can get Jackie's ARCH variant for free — same performance, unique look.
Of course, on a bike you're basically a human piñata if someone decides to sneeze in your direction. But hey, nothing worth having comes without risk, right? 😎
4. Quadra Type-66 "Javelina" — The Off-Road Monster 🦏
Imagine a sports car that said, "You know what? Asphalt is overrated." That's the Javelina. Fantastic acceleration, excellent handling, AND armor plating? This is the vehicle equivalent of a Swiss Army knife. Rocks? Deflected. Bullets? Pfft. Annoying NPCs? Barely felt.
The only real catch is the price tag — it's expensive and hard to find unless you buy it. But once you've got one? The Badlands feel like your personal racetrack. 🏜️
3. Rayfield Aerondight "Guinevere" — Old Money, New Tech 🥂
Picture a 1930s luxury car that got cybernetically enhanced. That's the Guinevere — long, elegant, and dripping with class. Driving this thing through Night City feels like being a time-traveling crime boss. The controls are sensitive (owing to that long body), but once you get used to it, every drive feels cinematic.
Just... don't expect it to survive a gang war. The Guinevere is more "museum piece" than "battering ram." Handle with care. 🎩
2. Militech XT 451 Basilisk — The Absolute Madlad Vehicle 💥
A hovering cargo ship with a massive autocannon that fires explosive rounds. Let me just say that again. Explosive. Rounds. The Basilisk hovers a few feet off the ground and turns entire battlefields into a fireworks show. Can you call it a "vehicle" at this point, or is it just a mobile apocalypse?
The downside? It's only available during specific missions (unless you use mods), and it's not exactly built for commuting. But the sheer joy of piloting this nightmare machine puts it firmly at number two. Tech players especially will lose their minds. 🤯
1. Rayfield Caliburn — The Undisputed King 👑
Was there ever any doubt? The Caliburn is the best car in Night City, full stop. Zero to 100 in under 5 seconds. Best handling of any supercar in the game. Rear engine for added durability. It's basically what happens when engineers skip sleep for a decade straight and just go for it.
Here's the kicker though — there's actually a free version tucked away midway through the game, painted in sleek black. It takes a bit of exploration to find, but trust me, it is absolutely worth it. No vehicle in Cyberpunk 2077 comes close to matching the Caliburn's combination of speed, handling, and pure driving satisfaction.
Final Thoughts
Night City has something for every kind of driver — whether you want to cruise in style, bulldoze through enemies, or just do accidental donuts in a parking lot. 🎡 Here's a quick recap:
| Rank | Vehicle | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rayfield Caliburn | Pure speed & handling |
| 2 | Militech Basilisk | Maximum chaos |
| 3 | Rayfield Guinevere | Looking ridiculously cool |
| 4 | Quadra Javelina | Off-road adventures |
| 5 | ARCH Nazaré | Urban bike life |
| 6 | Herrera Outlaw GTS | Durable fun |
| 7 | Chevillon Ragnar | Tank-mode freedom |
| 8 | Quadra Turbo-R | Racing (with sound effects) |
| 9 | Mizutani Shion | Beginner-friendly sports |
| 10 | Archer Bandit | Chaotic spinning |
So which one's your favorite? Are you a Caliburn purist, or do you prefer the anarchic energy of the Bandit? Whatever you choose, just remember — in Night City, the road doesn't care about your feelings. Drive accordingly. 🌆