Cyberpunk 2077: How to call vehicle?

On this page of the Cyberpunk 2077 guide, we suggest how to call a car belonging to V (in a similar way to calling Roach in The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt). You will also learn how to choose between your vehicles.

You can only call vehicles belonging to the hero. The machines that:

1. You unlocked it by completing main quests.
2. You bought for credits (more later on this page).

You can't call the vehicles you stole. You must return to the place where you left the stolen machine (if this is possible) or simply steal another similar car.

There is a separate key for calling a vehicle – V key in the PC version. Press that key to call up the hero's last used vehicle. You will see a confirmation message next to the mini-map in the upper right corner of the screen that the ordered machine is heading your way.

Each vehicle can move automatically and in theory, they should be able to reach the place where the main character stands. In some situations, however, the game can have problems with this – this can happen, for example, if you are standing on one of the floors of a multi-level building or simply in a place that the vehicle cannot reach. Try to move to a more open space and call the vehicle again.

You can choose which of your vehicles you want to call – hold down the call vehicle key (hold V in the PC version).

You will see a list with all the vehicles you have received or purchased so far. You can choose the one you are interested in.

You can buy new vehicles to add them to V's garage and make them available for delivery.

Starting with the second act of the game, you will receive messages about the offers of buying cars and motorbikes. All such offers are transferred to the journal and placed in the Rides category. You must get to the place where the parked vehicle stands and interact with it to pay. Vehicles acquired in this way can't be lost (e.g. stolen) and they will remain available until the end of the game.

Cyberpunk 2077

December 10, 2020

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