Assetto Corsa EVO developers revealed the secrets of Early Access content

Get ready to experience the thrill of the track! A recent developer video showcased the exciting content coming to Assetto Corsa Competizione EVO’s Early Access launch, running until Fall 2025. Confirmed for PC via Steam, the initial release will feature a fantastic selection of five tracks: Laguna Seca (USA), Brands Hatch (UK), Imola (Italy), Mount Panorama (Australia), and Suzuka (Japan). Twenty cars will be available from day one, including the standout Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm and the Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce Electric.

While the initial launch boasts 20 cars and 5 tracks, Assetto Corsa Competizione EVO is poised to deliver a massive 100 cars and 15 tracks in total. The developers plan to add even more content through free updates post-launch. Prepare for immersive realism with dynamic track conditions, including wet pavement and evolving tire rubber build-up, all enhanced by lively, animated crowds. Under the hood, significant improvements have been made to the physics engine, refining suspension damping and shock absorption for a truly authentic driving experience.

The five initial tracks will also serve as the foundation for the Driving Academy mode. This challenging single-player activity, available in Early Access, requires players to complete laps within specific time limits. Successfully navigating the Academy unlocks access to some of the game’s most coveted vehicles, adding a rewarding layer of progression to the experience.