NTE Vehicles Tier List: Best Car To Each Tier，Which One do You Prefer？

Hello, Appraisers! NTE currently features a limited number of vehicles. However, since Fons is such a precious resource, it is practically impossible to collect them all unless you are a whale. Choosing the most cost-effective vehicles to purchase can significantly improve your early-to-mid game experience while saving as much Fons as possible for future use. Today, we have put together a Vehicle Tier List from Best to Worst to see if it matches your expectations!

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▍NTE Vehicle Tier List

▍NTE Best Car to Each Tier

S-Tier Vehicle

1. Pendragon

Pendragon is the undisputed, meta-defining endgame god-car in NTE. Standing in a league of its own with a staggering price tag of 12,000,000 Fons, its insane raw stats make it the only supercar in the current version that feels amazing to drive even at 0 Upgrades (Stock). Once fully upgraded, it transforms into a flawless, all-around 'hexagon' beast that literally radiates the scent of pure wealth. Being expensive is its only 'flaw'—not being able to afford it is mine.

2. Novis ST-X 950

The other vehicle that absolutely deserves a 'God-Tier' rating is the 250,000 Fons motorcycle, the Novis ST-X 950. As a daily commuter, this bike can reach a top speed of 140 km/h; however, if that feels a bit too fast for the city streets, you can always switch it over to Comfort Mode. On top of that, it actually supports passenger pillion riding (carrying someone on the back seat)—a feature completely unmatched by other city runabouts like karts or mobility chairs. It offers absolute, unmatched value for money.

A-Tier Vehicle

1. Griffin & Griffin Volante

The Porsche 911 comes in two variants: the Coupe (Griffin) and the Convertible (Griffin Volante). While the Coupe offers a slightly better drifting feel than the Convertible, the 911 actually delivers its best performance when taking racing lines at Max Upgrade, meaning the actual performance gap between the two is negligible. The Coupe's advantage lies in its exclusive Kujira livery, whereas the Convertible's biggest perk is, well, being a convertible.

For a cost-effective upgrade build, you can focus solely on the Engine, Transmission, and Tires for a total of around 3,000,000 Fons. If you want a Max Upgrade, the total cost will exceed 4,000,000 Fons. Of course, for the aesthetics crowd, adding a rear spoiler is highly recommended—with or without a spoiler, it feels like two completely different cars.

2. ST79

The Max Upgrade cost for the ST79 is far more budget-friendly. A complete set of essential upgrades plus the car itself only totals around 1,700,000 Fons—a price that would barely cover the base car cost of a Porsche 911, making its value for money absolutely insane. Once fully upgraded, the ST79 can easily beat the time trial requirements for every single track, and its drifting physics feel vastly superior to the Porsche 911. All in all, as a Max Upgrade vehicle, it is an incredibly viable, high-value beast that doesn't lag too far behind a Semi-Upgraded Porsche 911.

3. Tomorrow Rush

The raw stats for the Tomorrow Rush aren't particularly impressive. Although its handling and steering are absolutely unmatched, its top speed is only 10 points higher than the Rover A1—and at just 50 km/h, it is by no means fast. However, the biggest selling point of this mobility chair isn't its performance. It allows any character to hop right in without forcing you to switch back to the Main Character. Combined with its incredibly responsive mount and dismount animations, these two quality-of-life features are exactly why this mobility chair ranks at the very top tier.

B-Tier Vehicle

1. K01

The K01 has a top speed of 80 km/h, which is the absolute sweet spot for daily open-world exploration. Plus, it requires zero repairs, saving you quite a bit of hassle. Its steering and overall handling are exceptional, and it even features a Nitro Boost function. If we put the price tag aside, the overall user experience of the K01 easily puts it in the top tier. However, the K01 is incredibly expensive, requiring either 6,800,000 Fons or a direct purchase of $25.99 USD, which means it's strictly a luxury flex for high-rollers.

2. Blizzard-V4

Priced at 2,450,000 Fons, the Blizzard-V4 motorcycle costs ten times more than the 250,000-Fons Novis ST-X 950. From a cost-effectiveness standpoint, its value for money is absolutely terrible; however, its raw performance is genuinely top-tier, and it features an incredibly sleek, cool livery. It is safely considered the ultimate endgame choice for a daily commuter.

C-Tier Vehicle

1. Rover A1

The Rover A1 is given to you for free right at the start. It has a top speed of 40 km/h and requires zero repairs. Being completely free is its biggest selling point, but since every player will eventually upgrade to a better daily commuter, it doesn't stay relevant for long. Still, it's not completely useless, so we'll give it some respect and place it in the C-Tier.

2. Enforcer

Since the Enforcer shares a very similar price tag with the Porsche, they must be evaluated on the same level. In terms of raw, unupgraded stats, the Enforcer has a slight edge in pure straight-line top speed. However, a Max Upgrade Porsche is incredibly stable whether you are drifting or taking racing lines; with enough skill, it can easily outrun 4,000,000-Fons or even 12,000,000-Fons cars. Consequently, at this exact price point, the Enforcer gets absolutely crushed. It only deserves a C-Tier rating and ultimately fades into the background.

3. Pursuit V8

The Pursuit V8 comes with a base price tag of 4,000,000 Fons, making it exorbitantly expensive once fully upgraded. If you are seriously considering the V8, you are much better off saving up your resources a bit longer and holding out for the 12,000,000-Fons endgame ultimate vehicle, the Pendragon.

D-Tier Vehicle

1. C2000, G3 & M1000

As for the top three vehicles sitting in the 'Worst'  Tier, aside from the C2000—which is a must-buy early-game car costing only 50,000 Fons—both the G3 and the M1000 are truly nothing more than late-game collection fillers just to pad your numbers.

2. B100

The B100 mobility pod costs 20,000 Pink Paw Coins, making it generally a much lower priority exchange in the Pink Paw Shop.

3. LaVeLox

As for the LaVeLox—the multi-million Fons supercar whose price tag sits second only to the Pendragon—it is unfortunately being placed in the 'Worst' Tier as well. Despite being just as expensive as the real-world Senna and boasting decent paper stats, its actual performance in practical gameplay is completely in a different league. Just looking at the raw numbers, the stock Pendragon hits a top speed of 202 km/h, while the LaVeLox maxes out at only 191 km/h. This stat alone highlights the massive gap between them. It is absolutely not recommended for purchase.

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▍NTE Vehicle Best Vehicle Recommend

If you are torn between choosing the Griffin (Volante) or the ST79 for a Max Upgrade, here is my take: if you don't care about the 3-star map requirements for 1,000,000-Fons cars in racing events, and you have the patience to hold out on buying more expensive vehicles, then picking the ST79 is a total no-brainer. After all, both are just transitional cars—cheaper and 'good enough' is the way to go.

However, if you plan on diving into online multiplayer PvP, want a vehicle that checks all the boxes before hitting true endgame, and care about aesthetics, the Griffin (Volante) is the undisputed best choice. Once fully upgraded, its performance is absolutely top-tier. That being said, you will still end up buying the ST79 eventually anyway.

▍Conclusion

In this guide, we've broken down the ultimate Max Upgrade choice between the Griffin (Volante) and the ST79. And that wraps up our tier list for all current vehicles in Neverness to Everness, from the absolute best to the absolute worst. Does this breakdown match your expectations?

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