The first big Assetto Corsa EVO open world news has dropped like a bomb on the sim racing world. Upon release, the upcoming title will include over 1600km2 of Lidar-scanned terrain from the Eifel region in Germany.
Available for players to experience as early as the Summer of 2025, Assetto Corsa EVO is expanding sim racers' horizons with a mighty free-roaming experience that faithfully recreates one of the world's most legendary and infamous sections of roads surrounding the Nürburgring. The vast expanse will be added In stages, so do not expect everything all at once.
A sneaky Chevrolet Camaro is hiding in the background! Image: Misha Charoudin
Complete challenges and races around the roads of the Green Hell to unlock modifications, upgrades and new parts for your cars. Not only will you be able to drive and complete challenges on the roads in Eifel, but you will also be able to interact with local businesses that are actively trading in real life in this section of Germany.
From renting accurately liveried track cars like the Hyundai i30N to kitting out your daily driver with all the best track-focused equipment, this could undoubtedly be one of the most revolutionary free-roaming experiences ever debuted in sim racing.
RSRNürburg will be accurately depicted. Image: Misha Charoudin
With famous companies Rent4Ring and RSRNürburg in the game, the player will be brought into an ultra-realistic setting that perfectly replicates the roads surrounding the Nürburgring's surrounding roads. Kunos offers local brands and companies the option to include their store in the title. This level of commitment to recreation is fantastic, especially at such a crucial pre-release stage.
Assetto Corsa EVO is scheduled to be released in the summer of 2025. However, the early access period on January 16th will come first. This date has been reaffirmed within this first big release and is still progressing as planned.
The second and third cars in the queue are new to the Assetto Corsa franchise, the Audi RS3 and the BMW M2 Competition! Image: Misha Charoudin
What do you think about this massive free-roaming promise? Will it be as great as Kunos promises? Let us know in the comments below!
Available for players to experience as early as the Summer of 2025, Assetto Corsa EVO is expanding sim racers' horizons with a mighty free-roaming experience that faithfully recreates one of the world's most legendary and infamous sections of roads surrounding the Nürburgring. The vast expanse will be added In stages, so do not expect everything all at once.
A sneaky Chevrolet Camaro is hiding in the background! Image: Misha Charoudin
Complete challenges and races around the roads of the Green Hell to unlock modifications, upgrades and new parts for your cars. Not only will you be able to drive and complete challenges on the roads in Eifel, but you will also be able to interact with local businesses that are actively trading in real life in this section of Germany.
From renting accurately liveried track cars like the Hyundai i30N to kitting out your daily driver with all the best track-focused equipment, this could undoubtedly be one of the most revolutionary free-roaming experiences ever debuted in sim racing.
RSRNürburg will be accurately depicted. Image: Misha Charoudin
With famous companies Rent4Ring and RSRNürburg in the game, the player will be brought into an ultra-realistic setting that perfectly replicates the roads surrounding the Nürburgring's surrounding roads. Kunos offers local brands and companies the option to include their store in the title. This level of commitment to recreation is fantastic, especially at such a crucial pre-release stage.
Assetto Corsa EVO is scheduled to be released in the summer of 2025. However, the early access period on January 16th will come first. This date has been reaffirmed within this first big release and is still progressing as planned.
The second and third cars in the queue are new to the Assetto Corsa franchise, the Audi RS3 and the BMW M2 Competition! Image: Misha Charoudin
What do you think about this massive free-roaming promise? Will it be as great as Kunos promises? Let us know in the comments below!
