Quadra's interior is ready! Quadra V-Tech from Cyberpunk 2077. Part 22 

There are two interior variants at least. The V-Tech and the standard Turbo R. Could take inspiration from both maybe?

No need to dig at the game designers, they literally designed all the cars in the game in the first place so they CLEARLY have a good idea on it. Just because they didn't get enough time to implement such features doesn't mean they would not be able to. Complimenting someone without tearing others down is way cooler than tearing others down to compliment someone. Learn that.

@@blinkachu5275 For the record, I was a ride or die Cyberpunk 2077 fan from launch. I think it is one of the best games ever made from a story perspective. I don’t blame the devs for any of the games over discussed issues. The fact remains that the features the car contains, do not translate as well to a real life variant. The door mechanism takes up quite a bit of room and the driver and passenger will feel cramped in the vehicle. This is a discrepancy between game and real life that can’t be solved without a lot of money and a lot of time. The ascetic design of the vehicle is excellent, but it’s transition from game to real life cannot be executed flawlessly. For this reason, it is better that he turn from the original designs, which are not practical, to customizing some details not only for ascetic, but function. I don’t intend to speak negatively of the developers in my previous comment. I more-so intend to reference their lack of automotive engineering experience. You would not ask our very talented friend that posts these videos to design a car in a video game and expect the experience to go smoothly. Why then should there be an expectation of the reverse? It doesn’t have anything to do with goodness or bad, it’s not disparaging to say that they have strengths and weaknesses. The fact of the matter is that each is working their hardest at the things that they know and are forced to make decisions sacrificing either practicality or accuracy. Perhaps you could take your own advice and critique me in a positive manner. If we are meant to build one another up, approaching this from a place of pure positivity, rather than reinforcing what you believe to be wrong with my previous comment might be appropriate. Of course, you get far more internet points from pointing out my deficiencies with the implication that you are above me. The irony of your comment is clearly lost on you. Perhaps one day you’ll “Learn That.”

@@TherapyGel that’s not a bad idea at all. He could also use the designs from other vehicles in game to give it a game/world accurate feel, while making it easier and perhaps more tailored to his tastes.

@@infamousjustice7083 you clearly didn’t understand what I said and thought I was attacking you personally. Shame.

Well said! IMO that eco-leather looked great and the car would be amazing in a red/black duo... like matte black , with red neon lights

Yeah definitely!

quadra in game have other variants of this car, so for me it's fine if he uses materials from other cars in game, i can call it tuning or swapping :P

I mean, we don't know what the factory options would have been in the game world.