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Assetto Corsa EVO and Rally set for early access exit in first half of 2027

Parent company Digital Bros has slated the two games for a ‘full release’ within the next eight to nine months.

Assetto Corsa EVO and Rally set for early access exit in first half of 2027

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

Both Assetto Cora EVO and Assetto Corsa Rally have been slated for an early access exit in the first half of next year.

The news comes thanks to their parent company, Digital Bros, which is publicly listed and owns Assetto Corsa’s publisher, 505 Games.

In its fiscal year 2025-2026 documents, published today (24th September 2026), the following is stated:

“The Group’s release schedule for the next fiscal year will be concentrated in the second half, with the launch of Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement and the full release of Assetto Corsa EVO and Assetto Corsa Rally.”

Breaking this down, Digital Bros next financial year runs from 1st July 2026 to 30th June 2027.

The second half of that FY is 1st January 2027 to 30th June 2027. ‘Full release’ has repeatedly been the Italian company’s parlance for an early-access exit.

Therefore, both EVO and Rally are set to leave this programme before the end of June next year.

Currently, developers Kunos Simulazioni EVO) and Supernova Games Studios (Rally) are not publicly committed to a release window.

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The former entered early access in January 2025, and recently surpassed Version 0.9, where it was clarified that the next update would not be Version 1.0 (typically the full-release version number) but Version 0.10. It will be in this update that the ‘first iteration’ of the much-vaunted free roam mode will be added.

The latter, meanwhile, released into the public work-in-progress status in November 2025 and is currently sitting at Version 0.6. That most recent update was published earlier this month, with three new cars, photo mode and private lobbies among the highlights.

Both games are set to receive PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions, although these are not specifically mentioned in the financial report.

Additional updates, as expected, after the full release are confirmed, however:

“Both the Assetto Corsa games will subsequently be supported by additional content released over time,” concludes the statement.

Traxion has contacted 505 Games for further comment.

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