Continuing the pattern established over the past few days, we now are at the midway point of reveals for cars that will be available in the Early Access build of Assetto Corsa EVO.
With 20 cars set to be drivable in Assetto Corsa EVO's Early Access arriving 16 January, developers Kunos Simulazioni have been revealing them four at a time. The first two sets mainly focused on road cars, and now we arrive at the third - which has a similar approach.
This time round, the next four cars are made up of a low powered sportscar, a lightweight version of an already fast car, a hot hatchback and a racing car designed to be driven by enthusiast amateur drivers.
Images: Kunos Simulazioni
It is probably a safe bet to say that to the larger portion of sim racers, the most exciting car of this batch will be the Ferrari 488 Challenge EVO. The majority of the cars revealed so far have been road cars, which represents a huge departure from the GT racing focus of Kunos' previous title Assetto Corsa Competizione and is closer to the original Assetto Corsa's car roster. The 488 is the second car revealed to have also featured in ACC, alongside the BMW M2 CS Racing, both of which appeared in ACC's Challengers Pack DLC.
The rest are no slouches either, the M4 CSL being the quickest of the others. It is the lightened and more track-focused variant of the M4, producing 550 horsepower, can go from 0-60mph in 3.7 seconds and all the way to a top speed of 190mph. With these cars making it 12 of 20 cars, stay tuned over the next few days for the final eight cars being revealed.
Which of these four newly revealed 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!
With 20 cars set to be drivable in Assetto Corsa EVO's Early Access arriving 16 January, developers Kunos Simulazioni have been revealing them four at a time. The first two sets mainly focused on road cars, and now we arrive at the third - which has a similar approach.
This time round, the next four cars are made up of a low powered sportscar, a lightweight version of an already fast car, a hot hatchback and a racing car designed to be driven by enthusiast amateur drivers.
Assetto Corsa EVO Early Access Cars - Part 3
- Hyundai I30 N Hatchback
- Ferrari 488 Challenge EVO
- BMW M4 CSL
- Alpine A110 S
Images: Kunos Simulazioni
The rest are no slouches either, the M4 CSL being the quickest of the others. It is the lightened and more track-focused variant of the M4, producing 550 horsepower, can go from 0-60mph in 3.7 seconds and all the way to a top speed of 190mph. With these cars making it 12 of 20 cars, stay tuned over the next few days for the final eight cars being revealed.
Which of these four newly revealed 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!
