CD Projekt RED has announced they’re bringing Cyberpunk 2077 update 2.3 is now available alongside a native Mac version of the game.

The new update adds an AutoDrive feature – letting you explore Night City entirely hands-free, alongside a host of other updates, changes, and more. The update is available now for all platforms, though Switch 2 will get the update later. A native Mac OS version of the game was also released today.

As mentioned in our previous report, active development and updates for the previous console versions on Xbox One and PS4 has ended for the game, so the new update will not release for those platforms.

Cyberpunk 2077 has been available for Windows PC (via Epic Games, GOG, and Steam), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Check out our review for the game!

Here’s a rundown on the update, plus an archive of its overview broadcast:

Update 2.3 is the latest free update for Cyberpunk 2077, yet again the result of close collaboration between CD PROJEKT RED and Virtuos, and brings new ways to traverse the streets of Night City.

Players can now sit back and relax and let their vehicle do the work. While driving an owned vehicle, it is now possible to choose or create a map marker and enable AutoDrive to navigate to the destination completely hands-free. Night City’s premier driverless taxi service is fully operational now too thanks to the ability to summon a Delamain cab, choose a destination, and then let Delamain chauffeur players to their destination — for an appropriate eurodollar fee, of course. While using either means of transport, various cinematic camera angles can also be enjoyed, allowing passengers to take in Night City in a whole new light.

For those who prefer to take the wheel themselves, brand new vehicles have also been added with Update 2.3 in the form of a motorcycle and three new cars — including the brand-new Yaiba Semimaru from the Cyberpunk 2077: Kickdown comic! These vehicles can be unlocked by completing associated quests.
 
A plethora of new settings and customization options have also been added to Photo Mode. It is now possible to customize the weather and time of day to obtain the perfect shot, while also choosing from a greater selection of NPCs, outfits, and poses. New stickers and frames have also been added, and players now can now customize how NPCs look at the camera during shooting, with greater control over heads, eyes, and shoulders during any pose, bringing deeper command over every shot.

In addition, new technology features have been added with Update 2.3, including VRR support consoles, AMD FSR4 support, AMD FSR 3.1 Frame Generation, Intel XeSS 2.0, improved HDR settings, and more. All details of what’s included in this update can be found via the official patch notes.