patch · January 31, 2024

Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.11 Overhauls Vehicle Handling, Adds Rayfield CrystalCoat, and Fixes Finishers

Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.11 addresses common combat and quest blockers, introduces vehicle paint customization for Rayfield cars, and refines driving physics. The update also adds a Hybrid CPU Utilization setting for PC players.

Patch 2.11 for Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty delivers widespread bug fixes and gameplay adjustments. The update resolves long-standing issues with melee finishers, caps cyberware capacity, and rolls out the brand-new CrystalCoat paint customization feature for Rayfield owners.

Vehicle Customization and Handling Physics

Rayfield vehicle owners can now utilize the CrystalCoat feature to change vehicle paint colors on the fly. Driving mechanics receive multiple improvements, including Brake Torque Vectoring to reduce understeer during hard braking while turning. Motorcycle suspension has been tweaked to reduce visual clipping, and Burn Out Mode handling has been polished across mid-engined cars and AWD vehicles.

Combat, Cyberware, and Perks

Melee finishers now function correctly across all combat encounters. Cyberware capacity is now strictly capped at 450, automatically unequipping exceeding items. Axolotl cyberware now correctly reduces cooldowns upon neutralizing enemies non-lethally, and the Iconic Contagion quickhack properly triggers explosions when combined with Overheat. Additionally, the RAM cost for Cyberpsychosis properly decreases when paired with Cyberware Malfunction or EMP effects.

PC Performance and Quality-of-Life

A new Hybrid CPU Utilization setting has been added under gameplay performance options, letting players choose between automatic distribution or prioritizing performance cores. Performance is also improved on AMD RX Vega GPUs. The UI now remembers the last-opened data window tab when scanning, and a new Radioport category lets players sync music to vehicle radios or cycle stations via button presses.

Quests and Open World Corrections

Numerous quest blockers have been cleared, including fixes for stuck journal objectives in Gigs and Phantom Liberty operations like Black Steel In The Hour of Chaos. Players who missed the BFC 9000 Iconic weapon can now obtain it near the crashed AV in Rancho Coronado. Autofixer purchases now reliably add vehicles to the player's owned list.

Why this patch matters

Patch 2.11 cleans up persistent quest blockers and combat bugs while delivering much-requested vehicle customization and handling upgrades that make Night City feel noticeably tighter to play.