Assetto Corsa EVO developer Kunos has just revealed the game’s map. Coming in January 2025 in Early Access, Assetto Corsa EVO will look to build on the realism and features known in the AC series, with the Eifel region around the Nürburgring faithfully recreated, ultimately covering an area of ​​1,600 km2.

Assetto Corsa EVO is an upcoming racing sim from Kunos, the developer behind the legendary and realistic Assetto Corsa racing series. Promising to “redefine” the genre and “raise the bar” of realism, Kunos meticulously laser scans the Eifel region, offering a new way to enjoy the AC series.

The map will be rolled out in stages, covering an area of ​​1,600 km2, featuring local businesses, landmarks and car dealers. Players can rent cars and purchase vehicle parts before hitting the iconic Nürburgring track to test their skills. Assetto Corsa EVO enters Early Access on January 16, 2025.

The Eifel Region Recreated on an Open World Map

While EVO will launch into Early Access on January 16, 2025, the open world Eifel region won’t arrive until the summer. Once launched, the map will then be “further expanded” to reach 1,600 km2.

Developer Kunos hasn’t revealed any further details beyond what local businesses will feature, so we don’t know if it will include traffic and pedestrians or if the game’s day and night cycles will be featured. For now, we’ll have to wait a little longer to learn more, as local businesses in the Eifel region are encouraged to register to take part in the game.

Release Date and Features

Assetto Corsa EVO hits Early Access in January via Steam on PC. Kunos plans to release cars of various classes, including hypercars, race cars, and road cars, with each vehicle carefully reproduced.

Kunos hopes EVO will become the next standard in the realistic racing sim genre, and eager fans can give it a try when the game goes live on January 16, 2025.

Conclusion

Assetto Corsa EVO will display a 1,600 km2 map of the Eifel, the area around the Nürburgring race track. Share your thoughts in the comments, and let us know what you think about the open world map.

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