Monza, Nordschleife Nürburgring, 10 New Cars and a Wealth of New Content Headline Assetto Corsa Evo's Biggest Early Access Update Yet
AC EVO receives its biggest Early Access update yet, including 10 new cars in several variants, 5 tracks in multiple layouts, the initial introduction of the Daily Racing Portal on acevo.gg and major improvements to physics, performance, and gameplay. Available on Steam in Early Access with a 20% discount
Milan, December 4th , 2025 — Global Publisher 505 Games and developer KUNOS Simulazioni are pleased to announce that Assetto Corsa EVO, currently available on Steam in Early Access, giving a chance to all players to get the game at a discounted price while the game gets developed towards its complete version, receives its fourth update (v.0.4) today. This release marks the richest in terms of content and one of the most significant milestones yet on the road to a full 1.0 launch.
This latest update expands the driving experience with 10 new iconic vehicles, in several mechanical versions and 5 legendary circuits in several layouts, all laser scanned- including the Nürburgring Nordschleife and the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza.
Another cornerstone in the evolution of Assetto Corsa EVO is laid with the debut of the Daily Racing Portal (acevo.gg) and GridRating system which further improves EVO's multiplayer functionalities introducing Ranked racing and allowing all players to engage every day with breath-taking competitive races.
This update delivers also substantial upgrades to physics, audio, the user interface, and overall visuals, further elevating Assetto Corsa EVO as it advances toward becoming the most sophisticated driving simulation ever produced.
The Largest Content Expansion Yet: 10 New Cars, 5 Laser-Scanned legendary circuits, Endless Racing
An amazing selection of 10 new cars spanning multiple categories, offering a diverse range of fun and exciting vehicles to suit every taste.
The 10 New Cars (available in 13 overall variants)
Racing
- Ferrari SF-25
GT
- Ferrari F40 LM
- Porsche Cayman 718 GT4 RS (2 variants)
Road
- BMW M3 (E46) CSL
- BMW M8 Competition Coupé (F92)
- Ferrari Daytona SP3
- Mini John Cooper S (2 variants)
- Peugeot 205 T16
- Renault 5 GT Turbo
- Toyota Supra Turbo RZ (MK IV) (2 variants)
Important to note that this is the highest number of cars released in a single update so far, and it also marks the debut of the first modern-era Formula 1® car (Ferrari SF-25) in AC EVO's car roster.
Race across 5 world-renowned circuits, each realized with signature KUNOS Simulazioni detail, starting from real-life laser scan surveys:
- Nordschleife (3 layouts including Touristenfahrten)
- Nürburgring (2 layouts)
- Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
- Oulton Park Circuit (2 layouts)
- Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
This is the largest circuit addition from the launch of the Early Access program and also features highly meaningful driving possibilities for all car classes. Furthermore, all the Formula 1 circuits have been updated with DRS zones to welcome the Ferrari SF25 and its DRS system!
Introducing acevo.gg – Ranked Racing Arrives in Assetto Corsa EVO
This update for Assetto Corsa EVO marks a significant milestone with the debut of acevo.gg, a new Daily Racing Portal designed to make competitive online racing more accessible than ever. This launch represents the first phase of a long-term vision, mirroring the evolving nature of Assetto Corsa EVO itself.
With acevo.gg, players can browse upcoming events and register for them without needing to launch the game or sit at their sim rig, and then join races, with the browser directly launching the game straight into the game server in one click.
A new ranked scheduling system ensures drivers are matched with competitors of similar skill, delivering close, consistent, and fair racing experiences.
Performance is tracked through results and translated into GridRating, a bespoke ranking model developed to group racers with accuracy and precision.
Existing SimGrid users will find that their highest earned GridRating automatically transfers into Assetto Corsa EVO, placing them in the correct split from day one and eliminating the need to start over.
However, this is only the beginning. The platform will expand over time with upcoming league and community tools, deeper driver statistics, and enhanced in-game integration to elevate the daily racing experience even further. For now, visit acevo.gg, jump into the action, and start building your GridRating.
Physics, Graphics, Audio & Gameplay: A Further Step Forward
The new update brings a major upgrade to Assetto Corsa EVO physics and driving model, with a full round of improvements - below listed – including:
- New tire-damping model increases compliance and grip stability across all cars.
- Updated tire inertia and slip ratio deliver more natural traction under braking and acceleration.
- Revised grip model offers higher base adhesion with smoother combined-slip limits.
- More detailed tire thermal and wear simulation improves temperature and degradation accuracy.
- Unified hybrid and KERS/ERS logic for authentic deployment and recovery behavior.
- Enhanced drivetrain-wobble model adds mechanical elasticity and nonlinear stiffness for a more realistic car's behaviour.
- Cockpit adjustable electronic brake bias, turbo, damper, and differential settings
- Improved DCT and solid-axle behavior, plus more realistic rolling resistance for accurate top speeds.
The result is a more organic, physical connection between driver, machine, and tarmac - making every input and its outcome feel even more natural.
Visual realism improves through revised car-paint materials, enhanced post-processing, and optimized memory usage. Multiple models receive bespoke visual updates, from the MX-5 Cup ND1/ND2 to the Huracán ST EVO2 and GT4 Clubsport MR.
Audio gains new turbo behavior updated transmission sets, and a reworked drivetrain sound model.
Gameplay sees lighter replays, redesigned penalties, expanded HUD/MFD features, and improved multiplayer chat, track maps, and server browsing.
Pricing and Availability
Assetto Corsa EVO is currently available on Steam Early Access with a limited-time 20% discount off the standard price of €39.99 | $39.99 | £32.99.
Players can also purchase a special Steam bundle including Assetto Corsa EVO and Assetto Corsa Rally with a further 10% bundle discount.
For more information, please visit the game's official site, www.assettocorsa.gg, follow the hashtag #wearesimracing, and stay tuned across Assetto Corsa social channels. To learn about publisher 505 Games and its products, visit www.505games.com .
