With the release of 0.2 within Assetto Corsa EVO, the Road Map, which dictates the direction of the sim leading up to version 1.0, has been drastically updated, but it is not all good news...
Ever since Assetto Corsa EVO's initial release at the beginning of 2025, the sim racing community has jumped on each new update or patch like a Lion would a prey animal on the African plains. The latest release, v0.2, has been the most hotly anticipated update for Kunos Simulazioni's big-ticket simulator.
The roadmap has been the backbone of these updates and patches, remaining primarily unchanged until the release of v0.2. Many changes have now been implemented, the most important being that the v1.0 release has been stripped away from the 'Fall' tag it had in the previous version of the roadmap.
The new and updated version of the Assetto Corsa EVO road map. Image: Kunos Simulazioni
Speaking of free roam, a big summer release appears to be off the table. The mode first appeared in the hints of the 8th early access drop, the final one before the final release. It was initially targeted for the 4th drop and in time for the summer.
However, considering that two more early access content drops have been added to the roadmap for Assetto Corsa EVO, bringing the total to eight from the original six, there is still hope to see the Eifel region map appear sooner rather than later, but almost definitely not in the summer window that was initially planned.
Expected in the sixth early access update, the modding tools are pretty thin on the ground regarding details, but an open-source style modding platform where people can make the most specific creations and liveries right up to entire fleets of cars is what is expected!
Initially touted to come in a post-early access release, the latest information proves otherwise. Undoubtedly, the modding tools provided will greatly need polishing over time. The best version will arrive after the release. Still, the apology video and this new release have shaken it up for modders looking to get into Assetto Corsa EVO sooner rather than later!
If you are a mod creator who has used our website for many years to showcase your mods, or if you are getting into the world of mods, check out our Assetto Corsa EVO category in our downloads section. While obviously empty at present, it is ready for all of your crazy creations to be shared with the world when the time comes!
What do you think of this new Assetto Corsa EVO road map? Will the changes benefit the sim, or will they only be detrimental? Let us know in the comments down below!
Ever since Assetto Corsa EVO's initial release at the beginning of 2025, the sim racing community has jumped on each new update or patch like a Lion would a prey animal on the African plains. The latest release, v0.2, has been the most hotly anticipated update for Kunos Simulazioni's big-ticket simulator.
The roadmap has been the backbone of these updates and patches, remaining primarily unchanged until the release of v0.2. Many changes have now been implemented, the most important being that the v1.0 release has been stripped away from the 'Fall' tag it had in the previous version of the roadmap.
The new and updated version of the Assetto Corsa EVO road map. Image: Kunos Simulazioni
The Eifel region free-roam
This new road map details much of what will come, including the now-mysterious release date for v1.0 of Assetto Corsa EVO. The road map also details the unannounced content drops coming throughout 2025, including implementing the highly anticipated Eifel region free roam.Speaking of free roam, a big summer release appears to be off the table. The mode first appeared in the hints of the 8th early access drop, the final one before the final release. It was initially targeted for the 4th drop and in time for the summer.
However, considering that two more early access content drops have been added to the roadmap for Assetto Corsa EVO, bringing the total to eight from the original six, there is still hope to see the Eifel region map appear sooner rather than later, but almost definitely not in the summer window that was initially planned.
Modding tools
It is no secret that the vibrant modding community around the original Assetto Corsa title has kept the title relevant and up to date in 2025. It appears Kunos Simulazioni respects that and appreciates the effort that has gone into keeping their game alive, a large portion of which can be found right here on OverTake.gg, so the introduction of modding tools to Assetto Corsa EVO is officially on the roadmap now!Expected in the sixth early access update, the modding tools are pretty thin on the ground regarding details, but an open-source style modding platform where people can make the most specific creations and liveries right up to entire fleets of cars is what is expected!
Initially touted to come in a post-early access release, the latest information proves otherwise. Undoubtedly, the modding tools provided will greatly need polishing over time. The best version will arrive after the release. Still, the apology video and this new release have shaken it up for modders looking to get into Assetto Corsa EVO sooner rather than later!
If you are a mod creator who has used our website for many years to showcase your mods, or if you are getting into the world of mods, check out our Assetto Corsa EVO category in our downloads section. While obviously empty at present, it is ready for all of your crazy creations to be shared with the world when the time comes!
What do you think of this new Assetto Corsa EVO road map? Will the changes benefit the sim, or will they only be detrimental? Let us know in the comments down below!
