Archer Hella EC-V i660 Voyage

Archer Hella EC-V i660 Voyage

Class	Car
Manufacturer	Archer

The Archer Hella EC-V i660 Voyage is a plain economy sedan and one of the cars Night City is built out of. It is front-driven, soft and completely unremarkable to drive, which is the whole point of it. Almost every one still on the road is in good condition, because the model simply refuses to wear out. Drivers take one because it is there and because it will start. The Hella EC-V i660 Voyage drives in traffic in every district.

Performance

Power goes to the front wheels, so the Voyage pulls itself out of a corner and runs wide if it is hurried. There is little power to manage, which makes it an easy car to drive badly.

The suspension is soft and the body leans. It carries four in comfort and takes a knock without stopping, which is more than can be said for the small cars it parks between.

How to Get Archer Hella EC-V i660 Voyage Guide

Take one from traffic anywhere in Night City.

Lore

The Hella is one of Archer's oldest models and one of its worst business decisions. The Database notes that the first units were notorious for low quality, and the company's own history says the opposite problem came later: the cars proved so reliable and so easy to repair that buyers never needed another one. Archer nearly went bankrupt.

This version is near enough identical to the EC-D, with the long list of factory options taken away. That is why it costs less and why so many of them are still running.