Assetto Corsa EVO goes full throttle in the early access launch trailer!
Assetto Corsa EVO, the latest development of the popular racing simulation from KUNOS Simulazioni, is now available in Early Access on Steam.
Assetto Corsa EVO is the long-awaited sequel to Assetto Corsa, one of the most popular driving simulations of the last decade. Like its predecessor, Assetto Corsa EVO contains cars from different classes spanning years of automotive history.
From street cars to classics to hypercars and racing cars, each vehicle is recreated using KUNOS-developed technology that simulates mechanical, electronic and aerodynamic performance, developing even more driving realism compared to Assetto Corsa.
Assetto Corsa EVO represents a major leap forward in the Assetto Corsa universe, offering a significantly expanded simulation racing experience. This latest installment offers a wealth of features and game modes that are only possible thanks to the new KUNOS engine designed specifically for the racing and automotive genre.
With a full 24-hour racing cycle, state-of-the-art lighting, dynamic weather and track conditions, photorealistic graphics and full VR and triple-screen support, Assetto Corsa EVO introduces a new generation of driving simulation.
The Early Access Build offers players the opportunity to dive into the world of Assetto Corsa EVO early and provide feedback to optimize the final version. The full version is planned for autumn 2025. Other platforms besides the PC are not excluded.
Assetto Corsa EVO is available in Early Access via Steam on PC, with an expected 1.0 launch date of Fall 2025. Version 1.0 will include 100 cars, 15 officially licensed tracks, and 5 additional tracks that will follow launch as free updates.
Between the launch of Early Access and the release of 1.0, new features, vehicles, tracks and game modes will be added regularly, including multiplayer mode and the long-awaited open-world map that covers the iconic Eifel region of Germany, which includes the legendary Nürburgring motorsport complex surrounds, faithfully reproduced.
The first Early Access version, available now, includes 20 cars from different classes and 5 tracks on 4 continents: Laguna Seca (America), Brands Hatch and Imola (Europe), Mount Panorama (Australia) and Suzuka (Japan) .
The game modes in this first Early Access build focus on single-player with Training Sessions, Quick Races and the Driving Academy, as well as special events: Hotstint and Test Drive.
The Driving Academy is a new element in the world of Assetto Corsa and allows players to gradually learn sections of each track and drive a wide range of different cars in iconic challenges.
This mode allows players to experience the first version of the in-game economy and progression features – which KUNOS will continue to improve, balance and expand during the Early Access phase – to acquire the necessary driving licenses to gain access to more powerful vehicles and collect experience points and in-game credits that can be spent to start your collecting journey,







