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CyberCars

Table of Content

1. Rarity & Performance
2. Lore
3. Links
New! Check your CyberCars collection and get your CyberCar Score

CyberCars are playable NFTs used in the Racing Minigame. Each model is exclusive to either the Ergo or Cardano blockchain, but can be used in a single account if the player has connected both an Ergo and Cardano wallet to their game account.

Check out the CyberCars database for all NFTs.

Rarity and Performance

Each CyberCar possesses three distinct attributes: acceleration (indicating its rate of speed increase), maximum speed, and lateral speed (representing its velocity in left and right movements). Presently, the Vexel Nomad Mini holds the title of the slowest CyberCar, while the Cyberlykos Hyperspeed claims the crown for the fastest.
In Update 240707 the weight and tier attributes were added.

*Vexel Nomad Mini can be rented in-game for one day for 300 CYPX.



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Vexel Nomad Mini* 103 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1 50 1.6 125 1
LYNX Classic 94 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.1 55 1.8 125 1
LYNX Series 1 77 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.2 57 2 175 1
Hyron Vision 7x 69 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.2 57 2 162 1
Apex Dominator 54 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.3 60 2.2 182 1
BlitzMach Vector 3 38 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.3 60 2.2 175 1
Pulsar 919 18 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.55 62 2.6 175 1
Ferrion Synthossa 13 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.5 78 2.6 150 2
Hyron Vision Supercar 11 Crate Series 1 1.6 79 2.8 175 2
Hyron Vision Supercar Cabrio 8 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.6 79 2.8 162 2
Axiom R89 6 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.7 83 3 150 2
Ferrion Flux 4 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.75 80 3.1 150 2
Raven Rhexis 3 Crate Series 1, Mint Calender Event 23 1.6 73 2.8 140 2
BladeTech Veyronix 2 Crate Series 1 1.78 84 3 140 2
Neo-Sigma Elite 1 Crate Series 1 1.66 74 3 180 2
Cyberlykos Drift 21 Mint Calender Event 23 1.58 76 2.9 162 2
Cyberlykos Truck 18 Mint Calender Event 23 1.66 76 2.9 180 2
Hyron Vision 7x Sport 12 Mint Calender Event 23 1.7 81 3 150 2
Cyberlykos Hyperspeed 2 Mint Calender Event 23 1.8 88 3.2 145 2
Hyron RX-ADA 69 ADA Mint Event 24 1.59 71 2.86 162 2
Hyron RX-ERG 48 Monthly Leaderboard Reward 1.6 71 2.9 162 2
Noder GT 23 ADA Mint Event 24 1.62 74 2.9 150 2
Hasher SFX 26 ADA Mint Event 24 1.63 75 2.9 175 2
Pulsar 919 Turbo 20 ADA Mint Event 24 1.74 80 3.1 145 2
BlitzMach Warthog 34 ADA Mint Event 24 1.66 73 2.8 190 2
Neo-Sigma The Lovelace 1 ADA Mint Event 24 1.63 72 2.9 180 2
Bearus G-Unit 16 ADA Mint Event 24 1.69 76 3 180 2
Bullrunner Neotader 8 ADA Mint Event 24 1.77 83 3.1 140 2
Ferrion Racer 3 ADA Mint Event 24 1.78 83 3.1 140 2
ALT Harmony ALT Harmony 6 Crate Series 2 1.78 85 3 140 2
Apex Beat Apex Beat 89 Crate Series 2 1.4 65 2.4 162 1
Apex Crown Apex Crown 95 Crate Series 2 1.3 59 2.2 175 1
Axiom Rally Axiom Rally 41 Crate Series 2 1.6 76 2.8 160 2
Beta Beam Beta Beam 80 Crate Series 2 1.55 70 2.6 160 2
Beta M101 Beta M101 31 Crate Series 2 1.7 77 3 150 2
Cyberlykos Proto Cabrio Cyberlykos Proto Cabrio 35 Crate Series 2 1.68 75 3 150 2
Cyberlykos Quantum Cyberlykos Quantum 3 Crate Series 2 1.8 87 3.2 145 2
CyberLykos Stainless Cyberlykos Stainless 5 Crate Series 2 1.79 85 3.2 145 2
Euphoria Lore Euphoria Lore 22 Crate Series 2 1.7 80 3 155 2
Euphoria Thunder Euphoria Thunder 2 Crate Series 2 1.8 88 3.2 140 2
Ferrion ZaZa Ferrion ZaZa 11 Crate Series 2 1.78 82 3.1 142 2
Hasher Cube Hasher Cube 128 Crate Series 2 1.2 53 2 125 1
Hasher V-Tek Hasher V-Tek 71 Crate Series 2 1.65 67 2.9 142 1
LYNX Runner LYNX Runner 64 Crate Series 2 1.69 75 3 155 2
LYNX Yokel LYNX Yokel 101 Crate Series 2 1.3 59 2.2 170 1
Neo-Sigma Emperor Neo-Sigma Emperor 1 Crate Series 2 1.7 76 3 175 2
Noder Patch Noder Patch 58 Crate Series 2 1.72 77 3.2 150 2
Raven Nano Raven Nano 45 Crate Series 2 1.6 72 2.8 200 2
S.C.R.A.P i.z.z.y S.C.R.A.P i.z.z.y 112 Crate Series 2 1.4 60 2.4 140 1

Lore

Apex

Originally Apex was like many other manufacturers beginning life with high ambitions, but after their CEO and founder nearly died in a horrific car crash he realised there is more to life and took the company in a different direction. Apex has since become a household name in the Cyberverse, a humble manufacturer meeting the needs of many, with no desire to be the classiest or fastest they have been able to concentrate on what truly matters, offering citizens a cheap independent means of travel.

Axiom

Axiom was formerly known as the “Union of Autos” since the birth of CyberCars, but during the “Golden Age” it was bought outright and transformed into Axiom. Initially tasked to take on the likes of Pulsar, Axiom focused on the same core values of high end engineering and superb build quality. But since those days they no longer live in Pulsar’s shadow, they have created their own identity and gathered a mass following from various communities.

Bearus

“Built for anything” is the motto of Bearus, the most reliable, toughest CyberCar maker around. They take pride in smashing records, conquering land never driven before, in fact a Bearus was the first CyberCar to cross all 7 Metalands. Lasting an entire lifetime has become apart of the brands soul, citizens liken them to watches being handed down through generations. The very first Bearus is still driven to this day by the long standing CEO Mr Bit.

BladeTech

BladeTech is a government funded manufacturer, specialising in advanced, military grade vehicles for Cyberverse’s most powerful citizens, including past presidents and royals. Having access to military tech means security and safety is a primary focus for the company and allows them to build vehicles that no other manufacturer could dream of making. Since their inception not a single BladeTech CyberCar has been breached, hacked or stolen.

BlitzMach

Going back to old “States District”, one name was always at the forefront of representing everything they stood for, power and dependability, that name is BlitzMach. They were the first manufacturer to use a production line for their vehicles, meaning the “everyday citizen” could obtain a powerful, reliable car for a reasonable price. This has driven BlitzMach to look at new and exciting ways to keep costs down including the first Ai run factory.

Bullrunner

Cio Ghini grew up on a lonesome dairy farm, at a young age he learned how to disassemble and reassemble an engine from his father, falling in love with the mechanical side of life. When he left home he started his own farm equipment company. Having amassed a small fortune he purchased himself a Ferrion, but soon became dissatisfied with the quality of the car, so he took it upon himself to create his own CyberCar. Torn between nature and machine he meshed the power of both and formed Bullrunner.

Cyberlykos

Ambition, Experimentation, unbridled imagination mixed with advanced technology is what lead Cyberlykos to be one of the greatest CyberCar manufacturers in a matter of years. Being the youngest manufacturer in the Cyberverse has come with pressure and high stakes, but that hasn’t stopped them from hitting the ground running. It all started with a young almost over-ambitious man still only known as Pxl gathering the brightest, most innovative minds into one building with a single goal in mind, “Challenge the concept of what a CyberCar can be”.

Ferrion

Ferrion was founded by Envo Ferrion, a passionate racer, and hard headed business man who would often clash with others in his drive to win. He captured the hearts of his fellow citizens through creating road cars that embodied everything he stood for, each one built with the beating heart of a racer. Even decades after his passing when you take the wheel of a Ferrion new or old you can still feel his soul running through each finger tip.

Hasher

Hasher started life as a CyberBike manufacturer, what began as a small production quickly caught the eyes of the Cyberverse with superb build quality at an affordable price. This lead to a rapid expansion, building a new state of the art factory in the “Rising Sun District”. With the factory complete and their high knowledge of engineering flowing they decided to step out of their comfort zones and build their first CyberCar. From that day onwards they never looked back, building hit after hit, taking on rivals from all over the districts.

Hyron

Hyron is considered by many as the “face” of Cyberverse and Cyberia, known for their large variety of car models ranging from sedans, supercars, and special collaborative projects with blockchains. Hyron takes pride in standing out from the crowd, taking design risks that pay off in an instant upon seeing one. They have been the fastest growing CyberCar manufacturer over the past decade and show no signs of slowing down.

LYNX

The name LYNX is often mistaken to represent the now extinct animal, but in fact LYNX is an acronym of the founding members (Lutz, Yukimura, Novak, Xun). With each founder originating from different districts of old LYNX still takes pride in representing a multicultural attitude with everything they produce from CyberCars to electronic components. Being the second largest manufacturer of CyberCars means their reach and message spreads wide.

Neo-Sigma

Neo-Sigma is believed to have been started by a woman born into wealth unobtainable by most, and yet that wasn’t enough for her. Spawning the idea of ultra-exclusive CyberCars, the rarest of rare, one off specials for the ultra wealthy and exclusive. They might have a niche market, but their quality and attention to detail is second to none. Sort after by the Cyberverse’s richest and most famous, you will be hard pressed to find one, and when you do you won’t be able to afford it.

Noder

Noder hails from the “Rising Sun District”, records indicate it was established before the first war under the name Suki, making it one of the oldest automotive makers still in production. It was later rebranded Noder and became a pioneer for combining advanced simplicity and raw driver connection to their CyberCars. It has sense cemented itself as a household name, their sports cars taking on the likes of Hasher, Pulsar and even Ferrion in the world of CyberRacing.

Pulsar

After the First War ended with mass destruction a prominent Government figure approached Din Pulsar, a professor of engineering to design a car for the masses. An easy feat for such a brilliant mind, after completing the work he decided to continue this journey by starting his own company Pulsar. Keeping to his values of high-end engineering, attention to detail and superb build quality Pulsar CyberCars became known and sort after world-wide by citizens from all walks of life.

Raven

When citizens began having more CYPX than they could ever imagine they needed ways to spend it, and companies like Neo-Sigma “couldn’t keep up” according to a junior salesman working for them at the time. He later quit, ventured out on his own and created Raven. Knowing the market, customers and a behind the scenes look at luxury vehicles Raven was able to find it’s footing quickly. The signature purple colour comes from using Cyberium weaved throughout their CyberCars, ultimately giving the sense of wealth and exclusivity.

Vexel

Vexel was created through the need of cheap, economical transport via community collaboration. Before “The Great Void” over-population was at breaking point, public transport couldn’t handle the growing needs, and collapsed. Leaving millions without viable transit options. So a small group of unknown citizens banded together, used whatever materials they found in their local communities to create the “Nomad Mini”, the rest is history.

Beta

The founding date of Beta was early “Golden Age”, but before turning there hands at producing Cybercars the company then known as Alpha originally manufactured aircraft, and engines 100 years earlier. Known for their high Bullpower/litre output it was a seamless transition into the automotive industry at first, but having split their main factory between both operations meant the likes of Pulsar and Axiom had a production advantage. To better compete they shutdown all aircraft operations and focused solely on cars, rebranding to what we know as Beta today.

Euphoria

When someone asks you to picture a Euphoria Cybercar what do you imagine… Performance, and Beauty, two pillars that the company abides by with every vehicle that leaves the factory floor. Still to this day each one hand built and sculpted, several models having won the most prestigious awards for design and ingenuity, but under those metal curves is the heart of a racer. Euphoria has built race cars for most of their history, competing against the likes of Ferrion and Bullrunner all across the Cyberverse, bringing home countless trophies along the way.

ALT

Want Speed? Eccentric Design? Track prowess? Look no further than ALT, an independent car maker that specialises in fast, track ready cars for individuals searching for something out of the ordinary. The company blends old school mechanical tech with modern design, light weight nano chassis with brutish V8 combustion power. CEO Michael Loeb is famous for saying to his clients “Our focus is on driver engagement. If you can drive one of my cars for five minutes without smiling, you can have it for free”.

S.C.R.A.P.

Who and what is S.C.R.A.P… A question spanning the entire Cyberverse. History tells us that one winter morning during “The Great Void” these Cybercars began popping up all over districts, no name, no owner, nothing… All unlocked, ready for anyone to use, a god send in such tough times. The name S.C.R.A.P came from internet speculation and conspiracies, it became tradition around the Cyberverse that when a new vehicle variant appeared millions of Citizens would suggest and vote for a new name, whoever won would be gifted the very first car. Who knew random scrap pieces of metal could bring so many together, a fitting name indeed.