Verdeleon Eco

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Verdeleon Eco
Some of the versions.
Vehicle in Just Cause 4
Type	Sports car
Weapons	Depends on the version
Rarity	Common to rare
List of owners	Civilians Solino underground gangs Oscar Espinosa (apparently) Escarlata (briefly) Army of Chaos through supply drop (really Rico Rodriguez only)
Top speed (km/h)	350 to 454 (depending on version)
Top speed (mph)	155 to 282

The Verdeleon Eco is a vehicle in Just Cause 4.

This article contains information for all of its versions.

Appearance

This electric sports car features an aerodynamic body. It's a modern mid-engine two seat sports car.

In terms of resemblance, it appears similar to its predecessor from Just Cause 3 (Verdeleon 3), but this version having bolder styling and details, appearing similar to the Subaru BRZ and facelift Lotus Evora on the front end, even with possible cues from the McLaren 570S series of cars. It also bears resemblance to the Rimac Automobili Concept One, a real-world electric hypercar.

Some versions of the car feature a black painted and carbon fiber strip on the side skirts and one version is purple.

Performance

All ground vehicle speeds are tested at Aeropuerto General Benítez runways. If a vehicle loses contact with the ground, the game won't measure the speed accurately anymore.

Verdeleon Eco (stock version)

Like all versions, it has 4-wheel drive.

This vehicle is very quick to accelerate, which is to be expected from an electric car. It has very tight handling and brakes are better than average. As an electric car, it is very quiet, unless nitrous are active. Turning is noticeably smoother than other diesel sports cars; as a result, drifting is not always necessary when turning corners. Still, it is advised to use short drifts when driving on twisty roads at high speeds. Unlike other supercars in the game, the Verdeleon can decelerate fairly quickly without the use of brakes.

It is not advisable to drive on roads with high levels of traffic at high speeds, as the player will find it difficult to avoid collision with other cars.

Using the nitrous can easily result in the car being flipped over when hitting any sort of bumps. Also, the nitrous make the car sound like it has a jet engine. How it's even possible for an electric car to have nitrous and an exhaust flame is unknown.

Traction off-road and on dirt roads is poor, seriously limiting the speed.

• Maximum speed with out nitrous: 350 km/h.
• Maximum speed with nitrous: 430 km/h.

Verdeneon

The DLC "Verdeneon" has some armament upgrades (see table below), but otherwise is identical to the original version.

• Maximum speed with out nitrous: 350 km/h.
• Maximum speed with nitrous: 380 km/h (at B rank).
• Maximum speed with nitrous: [Unknown] (at A rank).
• Maximum speed with nitrous: [Unknown] (at S rank).

Neon Racer Supercar

The "Neon Racer Supercar" is the fastest land vehicle in the game and second fastest vehicle in the entire game (second only to the Fellhawk Jet Fighter). It has impossibly good traction, allowing the vehicle to easily make any turn at less than 200 km/h, normally with out even using the brakes. With out nitrous, it's easily possible to drive down hill on a curvy road at high speed with out losing control.

This version has been advertised (on promotional materials for the Neon Racer Pack) to be the fastest car in the game and it certainly lives up to that claim.

Even with out nitrous, it is fast enough to pass a plane during take-off. With nitrous, while it is significantly slower than planes at max speed (despite speedometer saying otherwise) it can still catch up with some slow-flying planes.

• Maximum speed with out nitrous: 374 km/h.
• Maximum speed with nitrous: 454 km/h.

Versions and locations

Model name	Owner	Color(s)	Special features	Weapons	Locations
Verdeleon Eco	Civilians	Random.	None.	None.	In traffic. Sometimes at random parking lots. Unlocked for supply drop by completing the Los Molinillos (Recalada region) car stunt. Note that this stunt might take a while to complete.
Rigged Verdeleon Eco	N/A	Random.	None.	Has a big bomb on the back.	Unknown, but as a rigged vehicle it would be reasonable to assume that it'd show up in region strikes involving the submersion of rigged vehicles. Cannot be obtained elsewhere, without mods.
Verdeneon	Gangs in the Dare Devils of Destruction DLC.	Faction colors and symbols.	"Nitros" (small jet engine at the back). Different vents on the rear bumper. Two unidentified objects attached to each wheel.	At levels "A" and "B": dual shotguns on the hood. At level "S" it gains "wheel spikes".	Provided for Run: Twisted Alley. Provided for Run: Nightbridge. Unlocked for supply drop by the mission Run: Twisted Alley.
Verdeneon	Same as above.	Same as above.	Different vents on the rear bumper. Two unidentified objects attached to each wheel.	None.	LNP HQ.
Verdeleon Eco	Garland King Studios	Multi-color combination	None.	None.	Can rarely be obtained from a Garland King sidemission called "Camera Ready".
Neon Racer Supercar	Oscar Espinosa. Rico.	Purple.	Nitrous (maximum speed of at least 400 km/h). Purple under-glow at night. Large high spoiler. Different vents on the rear bumper.	None.	Initially it was one of the possible pre-order bonuses, depending on the vendor-specific game bundle. Becomes available at the supply drop when the player gets the "Neon Racer Pack" DLC. This car is mentioned in a loading screen. "Escarlata is famous in the Solino Underground for boosting Oscar Espinosa's personal Verdeleon Eco and driving it off the cliff at Dos Padres."
Unnamed, but is called a race version.	Presumably Mugello.	Same as civilian version, but with colorful racecar stripes. Mugello is written on the windshield.	Cut game content from Just Cause 4. Like a number of cut but not fully cut vehicles, it is unobtainable in the game (without mods), but when successfully spawned in behaves identically to the normal Verdeleon, without any sort of bug suggesting it is an incomplete vehicle. The only issue is that it is unnamed, and the place where the name goes near the speedometer is empty. Has a jump function as well. Images to be added.	None.	Unobtainable in an unmodified game.

Trivia

• Verdeleon is a sub-brand of Mugello. This is proven by Mugello logos on these cars.
• Just Cause 4 reuses several Just Cause 3 vehicle models with very minimal changes. This vehicle, or at least the base game version, reuses the Verdeleon 3 vehicle model and is the successor to said vehicle.
• Initially, the maximum speed of the stock version was listed as 249 km/h. It's not known if that's because the speed was updated in one of the patches, or because someone was just wrong.
• For unknown reasons, the Neon Racer Supercar used to have the name "Espinosa's Verdeleon" and then "Custom Verdeleon Eco", before being renamed to its current name.

Gallery

Gallery (stock version)

Front corner, blue.

Front corner, red.

Rear corner.

Slightly damaged car immediately after a stunt with a quote from Garland King.

Rear end with a rare easter egg license plate.

Gallery (rigged version)

Collection of rigged Verdeleon Ecos assembled by a player.

Rigged one.

Rigged shiny one.

Rigged, rear corner, view of mountains.

Gallery (rare versions)

Rare version that can rarely be obtained from a Garland King random encounter called "Camera Ready".

Verdeneon, as seen in Run: Twisted Alley.

Neon Racer Supercar, as seen in one of the earlier game trailers. Note at that time, the car was still named "Verdeleon Eco" (same as the stock version).

Neon Racer Supercar at night, on a roof in Nueva Voz. The town in the background is Dos Padres, where Escarlata broke Oscar Espinosa's Verdeleon Eco.

Gallery (3 of the versions)