It's fine. The 2.0 Cyberpunk patch put a good bit more load on the CPU.
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60-70% is normal for Cyberpunk, the rest would depend on what else you have going on in the background. If its a pre-built it might have a lot of other stuff installed that's running at the same time
thats pretty normal id say for cyberpunk if you on the highest settings that are relevant to the cpu, theres alot of npcs running about and calculations being done but it also depends on the areas your in, not to mention too check what you have running in the backround also for example google chrome can take up a lot of cpu usage
its normal, Cyberpunk is one of rare games that takes advantage of more cores.