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The world in 3D
The skyline you know. The bridge you cross. A new perspective on your everyday drive, with Cityscape in codriver Premium.

Cityscape · Premium
Put your drive in perspective
Cityscape brings buildings and depth to your map. See the streets around you in 3D and recognize your surroundings at a glance, right in the Tesla browser.
Meet Peregrine, our 3D map engine

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Roads with another dimension
Lane details add painted lines, turn arrows and crosswalks as OpenStreetMap maps them. 3D roads give bridges and tunnels their place above and below street level, bringing more of the road network into view.
Lane details, with bridges and tunnels in 3D, come with Premium wherever traffic drives on the right. They appear when zoomed in, in every view.
- Lane details
- Lane markings and pavement detail, including on bridge decks.
- Bridges and tunnels
- Elevated spans, approaches and underground road sections represented in 3D.

Cityscape · Premium
Landmarks that feel like home
Recognizable bridges and buildings bring a city’s character to the map. Montréal is our starting point, from the Biosphère and Jacques-Cartier bridge to the towers of downtown.


Montréal first. Now more than 20 countries.
Since October, 338 more bridges and buildings have joined the map in more than 20 countries, from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Millau Viaduct, each built to its real shape on its real footprint.
- San Francisco
- Calgary
- Paris
- London
- Amsterdam
- Houston
Open-source 3D asset library
We believe the world in 3D should be open
The landmarks we build for codriver belong in a shared collection. Browse, download and reuse the models for your own projects, or help us add the places that matter to you.
Want to see a 3D landmark on your commute? Contribute a model, suggest a landmark or improve an existing one in our GitHub repository.
The library is public and free to access. No account or Premium subscription required.
Code is licensed under MIT. Original 3D models are licensed under CC BY 4.0, with credit to Codriver. OpenStreetMap-derived data retains its ODbL terms.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.