Evermore CTX: Four-Seat Hypercar

Overflod Evermore CTX is a scratch-built, lore-friendly hypercar for dealership displays, car meets and upper-tier garages. It uses an original body and interior, with a bespoke bodykit and custom rims created for this model. The design follows a mid-engine layout and carries 4 seats.

The body has no back windows, giving the passenger area its closed appearance. Behind it, the rear engine bay, cooler fans and transparent duct mesh provide the model’s visible mechanical detail. Legacy DMC created the included custom addon sound.

Scratch-built body and cabin

The Evermore CTX does not use a vanilla vehicle underneath its design. Its panels, vents and intakes were modelled for the car, along with the interior and wheels. High-quality detailing covers both the cabin and the outside surfaces.

A custom bodykit forms part of the supplied car. The quad-exit exhaust defines the rear treatment, while the custom rims follow the same design. These items are included in the base specification rather than a separate tuning selection.

Cooling and engine detail

The rear cooler fans are fully animated and visible through the rear glass and transparent cooler-duct mesh. The rear engine bay is fully modelled. Together, these details show the mechanical area behind the cabin while preserving the car’s mid-engine arrangement.

The transparent mesh is also editable. Replacing mesh5a in the YTD changes the cooler duct from transparent to a solid appearance. This concerns the duct mesh’s finish, allowing a server’s chosen version to retain the transparent treatment or use a non-transparent one.

Seating, lights and instruments

• 4-seat cabin with no back windows
• Properly finished, colourable interior
• Functional dashboard dials
• Colour-adjustable DRL
• Correct emissive behaviour on headlights and rear lamps
• Front storage compartment with an opening frunk

The cabin colour can be selected to accompany the body finish. The DRL has its own colourable treatment, while the main front and rear lamps retain their proper emissive setup. Working instruments provide the supplied driver-view detail.

The frunk is modelled at the front and can open. Its placement complements the engine bay at the rear, keeping those different compartments visible as part of the scratch-built car. The seat layout allows a crew to travel together in the same hypercar.

Developer figures

• YFT size: 4.521 MB
• YTD size: 1.960 MB
• Triangles / polycount: 154,280
• Vertex total: 194,374

Model identifier

• Overflod Evermore CTX: gstevmr2

This is the primary spawn name for the CTX model. The file sizes and geometry counts apply to the supplied car, including its original bodywork, cabin and mechanical details.

Framework fit

The Evermore is a standard FiveM add-on vehicle. QBCore, ESX and Qbox setups are supported, as are standalone servers. The custom Legacy DMC audio is included with the model, so the sound specification is part of the package.

Its role within a server can be a dealership centrepiece, a car-meet build or a vehicle for a high-tier garage. Those settings make use of the original Overflod shape, colourable cabin and visible rear mechanical work while keeping the car within the lore-friendly vehicle range.

Tuning note

Tuning was scheduled for before the end of 2025. The scratch-built base Evermore already combines its bespoke bodykit with the adjustable DRL and cabin colours, custom Legacy DMC engine audio and detailed body, cabin and mechanical features.

For visual customisation already specified, the DRL and cabin colours are adjustable, and the cooler duct can be made opaque by replacing the named YTD mesh. The animated fans, rear engine bay, opening frunk and quad-exit exhaust remain the model’s defining built-in details.

The rear cooler treatment brings animation and transparent material together: the fans move behind the duct mesh, while the modelled engine bay supplies the surrounding mechanical detail.