NTE Racing & Garage · Vehicles, Circuits, Rivals & PvP Ranks

Racing & Garage

Everything about owning a ride and putting it on the line lives here. Traversal in Neverness to Everness runs on a seamless open world, so your garage matters as much as your route. This hub collects all 19 vehicles you can own, from showroom cars and motorcycles to mopeds and karts, each carded with its class, rank and how you unlock it, and each linking to a full detail page with specs, brand, plates and repair costs. When you are ready to race, the same rides feed the game's full racing mode: a circuit atlas of 15 tracks that loop through Hethereau's districts, every one listing its laps, starting grid, weather and, where the game records it, the time to beat. Beyond open track days lies a PvE career against 43 named rivals spread across 6 fleets (each driving a specific car you can study in the garage) and a ranked online ladder of 17 driver tiers that resets across 6 competitive seasons. Switch between the Garage, the Tracks and the Racers tabs below, then search or filter within each to plan the perfect stable, pick a circuit, or line up your next rival. Whether you grind PvE objectives for the story or climb toward Ace Driver online, the whole loop, from buying a vehicle to crowning a season, is gathered on this one screen.

Source: In-game data · 19 vehicles · 15 circuits (2 PvP-ranked) · 43 rivals · 6 fleets · 17 tiers · 6 seasons

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Your stable of owned vehicles. Each ride lists its class, rank and how it is acquired; open a card for the full detail page with brand, plates, summon behaviour and repair costs. Search by name or filter by class and rank to build the perfect garage.

19 vehicles

The complete circuit atlas, every track that loops through Hethereau's districts, listing how many laps you run, the size of the starting grid, the weather you'll battle and, where the game records one, the time to beat. Search by name or filter by mode and weather to jump to a circuit.

15 circuits

The PvE career pits you against 43 named drivers drawn from the racing fleets. Beat a rival's objectives (usually win the race, then finish with a 50- or 100-metre lead) to advance the storyline. Each rival favours a specific car; follow the link to its full stats in the garage.

Fleets

6 racing fleets stake out the districts of Hethereau, each with its own culture, from the easygoing office workers of Sunday to the win-at-any-cost Uncrowned King. The fleets are where the rival roster lives, and clearing a fleet's drivers is how you make your name on the city's streets.

Sunday Unheard Shores - Sunday A loosely organized racing team whose members are mostly office workers who come together based on their shared interest in racing. They don't particularly care about rankings—what matters is enjoying the fun of driving.
Coastal Drift Bridge Crossings - Coastal Drift A racing team formed by Captain Elle during her college years, who have all grown up to be office workers. The team was kept to this day as a social circle. The sisters regularly stay connected through racing, seeing it as part of their lives rather than caring about winning or losing.
Full Throttle Hethereau - Full Throttle This racing team is active throughout Hethereau, with most members being free of employment, allowing them time to practice on long-distance tracks. The team's finances are tight, often requiring them to scrape together resources just to barely organize a gathering.
Meridian Miguel District - Meridian A new generation racing team formed by Bai Yang, who admires the God Racer of Hethereau. The team trains hard with the goal of conquering the Reims Grand Prix. Though the members are still young on average, they've already achieved numerous victories.
Tempestas New Herland - Tempestas A racing team composed of wealthy young people who treat street racing as a pastime. Cars serve as social calling cards, so members care greatly about their vehicles' appearance but don't particularly focus on functional modifications.
Uncrowned King New Herland - Uncrowned King A racing team formed by retired racer Misha, with members who are all retired professional racers recognized by Misha. The team's original purpose was to provide help and support to more young people with racing dreams.

PvP Ranks & Seasons

Ranked online racing climbs a ladder of 17 driver tiers, from Rookie Driver IV all the way to the single Ace Driver crown. Each tier needs the listed rank score to break through; the ladder resets every season, so the calendar below shows when each competitive window opens and closes.

Season calendar

Pre-Season 2026-01 → 2026-04 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!
Season 1 2026-04 → 2026-07 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!
Season 2 2026-07 → 2026-09 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!
Season 3 2026-09 → 2026-11 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!
Season 4 2027-11 → 2027-01 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!
Season 5 2027-01 → 2027-03 Aim for higher honors this season and claim bigger rewards!

Ways to play

3 game modes share the same circuits but reward you differently. Every mode lets you bring either a full car or a kart to the line.

PvE Career Car · Kart Race the 43 AI rivals across the six fleets. Clear each rival’s objectives — win the race, finish with a 50m or 100m lead, and more — to progress the racing storyline. Costs City Stamina per attempt.
Ranked PvP Car · Kart Competitive online battles against other players on the dedicated DLC circuits. Earn rank score to climb the 17 driver tiers across each seasonal ladder.
Invite / Friends Car · Kart Private lobbies you set up to race friends. Invite up to a full grid, pick a circuit and run casual matches outside the ranked ladder.

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