Neverness To Everness vehicles and city guide

New players should start with the beginner guide; this page assumes you have finished the prologue. The Neverness To Everness hub has the overview of the whole series.

Your first vehicle and how to summon it

The story hands you a permanent scooter at the end of Prologue 2, "Good Business, Better Treasure" (per PowerPyx). From then on you never need to walk back to a parked car:

1. Open the radial menu (L1 on a PlayStation controller).
2. Switch it to Wheel Mode (R1).
3. Pick the vehicle with the right stick and it appears next to you.

The same wheel holds every car, bike and watercraft you own. Since version 1.2 convertible tops stay down after you get out, and mobile players can turn on a semi-automatic throttle in Settings.

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Buying cars and bikes

Gfinity counts three in-game dealerships plus a separate Porsche showroom near Crocodile Clock Avenue. Two of the in-game shops are named in the official notes:

We list only prices printed in official notes. Other dealership models change with updates, and guides disagree on the details, so check the in-game Vehicle Deals screen before you save for a specific car.

The Porsche collaboration

The NTE x Porsche collab is the most visible car content in the game. In version 1.4 two Mystery Box events run until 11 November 2026, 05:59 UTC+8:

• "Born to Race" has the Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package and the 911 Turbo (930).
• "Everdriving" returns with the 918 Spyder and Esper Zero's collab outfit "Perfect Partners". Old box progress carries over.
• Each event has 15 boxes. The first costs 50,000 Fons or 50 Annulith, every next box costs more, and opening all 15 gives the whole pool.
• Collab cars from boxes come without a signature nameplate.

Owning them also unlocks "Porsche Club" perks. The 918 Spyder unlocks the "Power Boost" modification for collab cars, the 911 unlocks the classic "Salzburg" livery, and the Taycan unlocks a furniture piece, a namecard, a phone case, a wallpaper and the "Porsche Club" title. Two extra 918 liveries, "Tomato Dash" and "Rose & Violet", sell for 980 Riftcrystal or 3,000,000 Fons each.

Liveries, gliders and vehicle cosmetics

Every limited board carries a glider livery and a vehicle livery among its roll count Perk rewards, which tells you which vehicles the game considers core:

• Blizzard-V4 motorcycle: "Hidden Dragon" (Shinku board), "Autumn Haze" (Hotori rerun).
• Yesteryear bike: "Turbo Linko", "Nightplume" (Blackbird) and "Starbeat Rush" (Akane Rin).
• M1000: "Tiger Incoming!" (Nanally rerun). Regalia Pendragon: "Tomato Cruise" (Lacrimosa rerun). B100: "Three's Company" (Iroi). Sirocco: "Sandy Mirage" (Zankou).
• The "Warren Lucky Flip" event gave the "Matcha Mood" livery for the Rover A1.

Smaller touches matter too: since 1.2 you can show a rare big fish on the back of your car, and since 1.3 Photo Mode works while driving or swimming. Characters at the right Bond Level ride in your passenger seat, and the "Breezy Tour" event added bike ride alongs that now appear through Random Encounters.

The five districts and what they are for

Illusion TownOrigami Market: cheap shops, students and the Nacupeda Park fountain.

Miguel DistrictWhitetail Ridge Road winds through the hills: the best drive in the city.

New HerlandThe financial core and the richest Anomaly Hunter market.

The official site describes five districts. Bridge Crossings is the old town around Eibon and Hankaku Street. Miguel District has the Skytower, Caltrop Lake, the Noetic Bridge shopping area and the Ghost Train Station. Unheard Shores is the coast, with the Imaginist arena and a seaside railway. Illusion Town has Tamamochi Market Street, Clement Academy and the coin fountain in Nacupeda Park. New Herland is the business district, where the official text says the most lucrative Anomaly Hunter work is.

For distance, use the Ghost Train, which the Steam description says cuts through Anomaly space, or simply summon a vehicle wherever you stand. Beyond the city, updates added Warren Continent (1.2), Duskmoor with Starfall Bay Resort and Tearlake (1.3), and Pukaland and St. Arbor (1.4).

Earning Fons: the jobs that pay

One limit to know: since 1.3 the "Tycoon Incentive Fund" caps how much some modes pay. The 1,000,000 Fons pool Pink Paws Heist paid each cycle became this fund, and Volley Star weekly matches and auction display income draw from the same allowance. Spread your Fons farming across modes instead of grinding one.

The auction mode "Going, Going, Gone!" deserves a closer look, because its rules reward nerve. Per the official guide, you pick an Auction Assistant and a Device Set, then bid over five rounds on the total value of the lots. You win everything at once if you outbid the second highest bid by 2x in round 1, 1.6x in round 2, 1.3x in round 3 or 1.1x in round 4; in round 5 the highest bid simply wins. If the winner ends the settlement at a loss, the other three players each get 10% of that loss as a bonus. Blackbird joined as an Auction Assistant in 1.4.

Homes and City Tycoon

The Steam description promises you can "buy a cozy little home and deck it out", and the city side of progression runs through City Tycoon. Raising it with Fons unlocks perks (City Tycoon Lvl 16 doubles City Stamina use speed), properties and characters such as Chiz. Stillmeadow House, added in 1.3, costs 6,900,000 Fons, needs City Tycoon Lvl 13 and comes with a farm. Furniture has a collection level, Anomaly Furniture pays daily rewards you can claim at once from every property, and since 1.4 Figurines can go anywhere in a home.

In short: buy a home after your first team is levelled and you have a reliable car. Fons spent on upgrades makes fights easier; Fons spent on a house makes the city nicer. For ways to get more Fons for free, the gacha and banners guide lists the event rewards, and the PC requirements page helps if driving fast through the city stutters on your machine.

Unlock your first car fast: vehicle and dealership guide (Minn-Maxed Gaming)

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