A modification for Cyberpunk 2077 adds location-specific vehicle varieties to enhance realism throughout Night City's districts. Creator cradilyex released the Night City Traffic Overhaul through Nexus Mods, introducing gang transports in territory zones, law enforcement cruisers in affluent neighborhoods, commercial taxis and buses, and industrial trucks in manufacturing sectors while placing Militech and Wraith vehicles across Badlands terrain.
Players can customize traffic composition through an integrated menu system, adjusting faction presence across different areas according to personal preferences. The modification supports integration of community-created vehicles by inserting entity identifiers into designated script files. Performance impact remains minimal for the core vehicle substitution, though increased traffic density or certain modded additions may reduce frame rates on some hardware configurations.
The overhaul functions alongside complementary modifications, including Taxi Work in Night City and Night City Alive, which introduce cab driving missions and enhanced civilian reaction, respectively. Community creators continue expanding game features despite the absence of official modding utilities, with hopes that CD Projekt RED will eventually release tools comparable to The Witcher 3's REDkit that launched in May 2024.
Players can customize traffic composition through an integrated menu system, adjusting faction presence across different areas according to personal preferences. The modification supports integration of community-created vehicles by inserting entity identifiers into designated script files. Performance impact remains minimal for the core vehicle substitution, though increased traffic density or certain modded additions may reduce frame rates on some hardware configurations.
The overhaul functions alongside complementary modifications, including Taxi Work in Night City and Night City Alive, which introduce cab driving missions and enhanced civilian reaction, respectively. Community creators continue expanding game features despite the absence of official modding utilities, with hopes that CD Projekt RED will eventually release tools comparable to The Witcher 3's REDkit that launched in May 2024.
