Tokyo Xtreme Racer PS5: Release, New Cars, & Features

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Aakash Regmi
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  • Primary Subject: Tokyo Xtreme Racer (PS5 Version)
  • Key Update: The legendary racing series debuts on PlayStation 5, featuring three new vehicles and DualSense optimization.
  • Status: Confirmed
  • Last Verified: February 19, 2026
  • Quick Answer: Tokyo Xtreme Racer launches on PS5 on February 25, 2026, for $49.99, adding the Mazda CX-3, Honda Fit, Toyota Dyna, and a new Replay mode.

Genki's legendary drive ’em-up series finally saw its first release in over two decades last year. It initially only launched on PC, and now Tokyo Xtreme Racer has a definitive release date for the PlayStation 5 version.

The PS5 launch also brings three brand-new cars and several features to the racer. Yes, all of this will be added to other platforms at a later date.

Continue reading to know everything about the Tokyo Xtreme Racer's PlayStation 5 release. 

Tokyo Xtreme Racer PS5 Release and Price Details

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Credit: Genki

The PlayStation 5 version of Tokyo Xtreme Racer will release on February 25, 2026. It'll be available digitally and is priced at $49.99 / £39.99.

Currently, the physical version is only planned for release in Asia. The physical version will cost you a couple of dollars more. No timeline has been provided by Genki for the global release, just that it is 'undecided.'

Tokyo Xtreme Racer New Features and Cars

Tokyo Xtreme Racer will receive new features and three cars as the PlayStation 5 port launches. These will be available for PC later, but we do not have an exact release date yet.

New Cars

  • Mazda CX-3
  • Honda Fit
  • Toyota Dyna

New Features

  • Addition of the Replay Feature
  • Addition of the Music Select Feature
  • Addition of three new vehicles and select traffic vehicles made playable
  • Spanish (Español) and French (Français) localization added
  • PlayStation 5 optimization (PS5 Pro Enhanced and DualSense haptic feedback support)

Genki also confirmed that this is not the last of car drops for the racer, "While the scale of vehicle additions is limited, we will continue development efforts with future expansions in mind."

That's everything about the PlayStation 5 release of Tokyo Xtreme Racer. You can check out the PS5 trailer for the game below:

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