Kunos Simulazioni released Assetto Corsa EVO as Early Access on January 16, 2025, expanding their popular racing sim franchise. In Assetto Corsa EVO, players discover twenty advanced cars and five legendary circuits such as Brands Hatch alongside Suzuka, Imola, Laguna Seca and Mount Panorama.

Players can enjoy Five distinct Early Access features ranging from single-player gameplay to quick race events and Special Events through the Driving Academy mode. Through structured challenges, the Driving Academy enables players to improve their racing abilities and unlock additional content.

A development roadmap lists a sequence of updates to deliver the full product release during fall 2025. Players will receive six content drops alongside five significant updates that feature new automobiles and circuits including replay features and VR while introducing custom race weekend. The first content drop features both Fuji Speedway and two new vehicles. All game updates will be free for players who buy during Assetto Corsa EVO Early Access.

Assetto Corsa EVO has a number of features including, triple-monitor display and VR support. A developed and thorough racing experience characterizes the final version which took final shape through helpful community feedback.

FAQs

What platforms is Assetto Corsa EVO available on?

PC gamers can download Assetto Corsa EVO through Steam Early Access. Details regarding console platform support remain unavailable.

How much content is in the Early Access version?

The Early Access version provides users with 20 vehicles and five dedicated tracks which include Brands Hatch, Suzuka, Mount Panorama, Laguna Seca, and Imola.

Will progress carry over to the full release?

While this is likely, official confirmation from Kunos Simulazioni is still pending.

How can players provide feedback?

Players can provide feedback through Steam community forums and on official social media as well as Kunos Simulazioni’s specific portals.