After the past five days of four-car reveals, we finally know all of the 20 cars that will be available when Assetto Corsa EVO becomes available in Early Access starting 16 January.
The Early Access for Assetto Corsa EVO launches in only a few days time and over the past few days, developers Kunos Simulazioni have been slowly showing us sim racers what cars will be available in the sim when we can play it. The majority have been road cars - much to the dismay of many people within our community - but there are also a few cars included for the circuit racers.
It was the reveal of the final quartet of cars on 12 January, meaning we now know all 20 cars that will be in the first release. But first things first, the last four cars consist of a very popular spec racing car, a high-powered American muscle car, a hot hatch and an EV concept.
Images: Kunos Simulazioni
Just as we suspected, the sole remaining racing car in the first Early Access build is a Porsche Cup car, which featured prominently in many previews of the game. Like the Ferrari 488 Challenge and BMW M2 CS Racing, it is a single-make series car that is often sportscar racing hopefuls first taste of tin-top racing close to a GT3 level. Then there is the Camaro, which is powered by a 6.2-litre supercharged V8 which produces 650 horsepower.
With the confirmation of all cars, it is now clear which cars featured in previews will not be included immediately but will be added later on down the line. These include the Morgan Super-3 which, judging by what Kunos' Co-Founder and Managing Director Marco Massarutto said about it being best enjoyed on open roads, may be saved for when the planned Eifel region open world map is released. Another notable absence is the Ferrari Daytona SP3, which featured in the first reveal trailer.
To go back over the last few days worth of reveals, all of the twenty cars available in early access can be seen below:
Which of all the cars are you most excited to drive in Assetto Corsa EVO? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our AC EVO forum!
The Early Access for Assetto Corsa EVO launches in only a few days time and over the past few days, developers Kunos Simulazioni have been slowly showing us sim racers what cars will be available in the sim when we can play it. The majority have been road cars - much to the dismay of many people within our community - but there are also a few cars included for the circuit racers.
It was the reveal of the final quartet of cars on 12 January, meaning we now know all 20 cars that will be in the first release. But first things first, the last four cars consist of a very popular spec racing car, a high-powered American muscle car, a hot hatch and an EV concept.
Assetto Corsa EVO Early Access Cars - Part 5
- Porsche 992 GT3 Cup
- Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
- Audi RS 3 Sportback
- Alpine A290B Concept
Images: Kunos Simulazioni
Just as we suspected, the sole remaining racing car in the first Early Access build is a Porsche Cup car, which featured prominently in many previews of the game. Like the Ferrari 488 Challenge and BMW M2 CS Racing, it is a single-make series car that is often sportscar racing hopefuls first taste of tin-top racing close to a GT3 level. Then there is the Camaro, which is powered by a 6.2-litre supercharged V8 which produces 650 horsepower.
With the confirmation of all cars, it is now clear which cars featured in previews will not be included immediately but will be added later on down the line. These include the Morgan Super-3 which, judging by what Kunos' Co-Founder and Managing Director Marco Massarutto said about it being best enjoyed on open roads, may be saved for when the planned Eifel region open world map is released. Another notable absence is the Ferrari Daytona SP3, which featured in the first reveal trailer.
To go back over the last few days worth of reveals, all of the twenty cars available in early access can be seen below:
Assetto Corsa EVO Early Access Cars
Which of all the cars are you most excited to drive in Assetto Corsa EVO? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our AC EVO forum!
