After years of waiting for Assetto Corsa Evo the big day is nearly here. While Kunos is yet to reveal the full car list for Assetto Corsa Evo, thanks to trailers and released images we can identify some of the cars we will be driving when the game finally arrives.
Assetto Corsa Evo Car List
As expected, Assetto Corsa Evo will return to the series roots with a focus on a wide bredth of cars, from classic road-going hatchbacks to roaring GT racers.
As you would expect for an Italian-developed game, Alfa Romeo features prominently, with the initial screenshots confirming the track-focused Giulia Sprint GTA and limited-edition Giulia GTAm are heading to Assetto Corsa Evo.
Ferrari has been confirmed, with the Prancing Horse likely once again to have a huge range of cars in the game given Kunos Simulazioni's Italian origins and the appearance of models of Ferrari cars in the trailer.
Ferrari's chief rival Lamborghini will also be present with the Huracan STO showcased in early screenshots. Other confirmed manufacturers include Alpine, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche.
There are some surprising additions you don't see often in racing games too, from the electric Alpine A290 hot hatch to the Hyundai N Vision hydrogen-electric hybrid concept. From what we've seen so far, the quality of the car exteriors and interiors will be next level.
Here is every car confirmed for Assetto Corsa Evo so far.
Alfa Romeo
- Giulia GTAm
- Giulia Sprint GTA
Alpine
- A110 S
- A290 concept
BMW
- M4 CSL
Ford
- Fiesta ST Mk 8.5
Ferrari
- 296 GTB
- SP3
- F40 Competizione
Hyundai
- i20N
- i30N
- ELANTRA N TCR
- IONIQ-5 N
- N Vision
Lamborghini
- Huracan STO
Lotus
- Emira
McLaren
- 765 LT
Mercedes-Benz
- Mercedes-Benz 190E Evo II
- Mercedes-AMG GT2
- Mercedes-Benz SL (R232)
- AMG GT (C192)
- Mercedes-AMG GT 63 V8 BiTurbo
Morgan
- Super 3
Rover
- Mini Cooper 1.3i
Porsche
- 911 GT3 Cup (992)
- 911 Turbo S (964)
Volkswagen
- Golf Mk1 GTI
- Golf Mk8 GTI Clubsport
Which Other Cars Could Be In Assetto Corsa Evo?
While we haven't seen in-game assets of other cars yet, the reveal trailer for AC Evo does give us some hit of what we could expect.
Models of the Ferrari F312T and Ferrari F2004, which both featured in the original Assetto Corsa game, can be seen along with what looks like the Ferrari F93 and a host of historic Formula 1 cars. There also appears to be a Ferrari 250 GTO and a 330 P4. You can also make out the iconic Alfa Romeo 155 TI V6 in its Dekra #8 livery.
While these cars were not shown in-game, we can assume from their models that they will be playable. Perhaps not right away but in later additions and DLC.
Ongoing Additions
While many players now know Assetto Corsa as a title with a rich and vibrant car list, it only got that way after many years of DLC.
11 DLC packs in all hit Assetto Corsa, with a trio of Porsche packs, a Ferrari 70th anniversary pack, and others that added a number of cars (and tracks) to the game at each stage.
As a result, players should expect a limited number of cars when AC Evo hits early access in January 2025, with more coming at an added expense over the next few years.