Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.3 Brings New Cars, AutoDrive Feature, And Self-Driving Cabs

CD Projekt Red has begun rolling out the Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.3 to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The update brings four unique cars, each connected to side missions, and a highly demanded AutoDrive feature that enables players to just relax and enjoy the ride. Additional features include self-driving Delamain cabs, expanded vehicle customization, and photo mode improvements.

Four New Cars, Each With Side Jobs

The biggest addition in Update 2.3 is the introduction of four new cars:

• Yaiba ARV-Q340 Semimaru
• Rayfield Caliburn “Mordred”
• Yaiba ASM-R250 Muramasa
• Chevillon Legatus 450 Aquila

You can unlock the first three cars by finishing their respective side missions, and the Chevillon Aquila can be bought right from the Autofixer. These additions are more than just cosmetic — they tie into the gameplay experience with fresh tasks.

AutoDrive and Cinematic Camera

With AutoDrive, your character, V, can now travel to a selected destination without manually driving. If no location is marked, the system will take you on a relaxed cruise through Night City. The feature works with a new Cinematic Camera mode that gives players film-style views while they travel.

Note: AutoDrive gets disabled in combat or if the vehicle is badly damaged.

Delamain Cabs and Expanded Customisation

Players who completed the “Don’t Lose Your Mind” quest can now call self-driving Delamain cabs on demand. Just open your vehicle list and select “Delamain Cab” — no need to drive yourself anymore.

Vehicle appearance customisation, introduced in the previous update, now works with more brands and motorcycles, thanks to expanded CrystalCoat support.

Photo Mode Upgrades and Tech Enhancements

Update 2.3 adds 27 new NPCs to photo mode, including popular characters like Dum Dum, Rita Wheeler, and various fixers. Now you can switch between saved outfits and have better Look-At Camera options.

On the technical side, PC gamers receive AMD FSR 3.1, Intel XeSS 2.0, and HDR10+ Gaming support. Console gamers on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S now receive VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) on supported TVs.