The Crew Motorfest adds lowrider playlist, while Abarth, Alfa Romeo and Lancia return

The fourth season of The Crew Motorfest action will include lowered, bouncing, American cars riding on overside rims.

A Donk vs Lowrider playlist will be added for free on 3rd July 2024 – a playlist being a curated list of challenges, missions and side quests, with a wrap-around theme. Think of it as the main ‘career’ mode of the game, now expanded further. Season 4 will last for three months.

It will include 12 events, 25 challenges, 12 side activities are two new reward cards:

• Buick GNX West Side Lowrider Edition 1987
• Hoonigan Chevrolet Caprice Donk 1971

The aim, as you play through the new addition, will be to ‘slowly’ customise your ride until ultimately a donk (a heavily customised 1971-76 Chevrolet Caprice or Impala) or a lowrider (also a heavily customised car, low to the ground).

Year 2 content soon

Traditionally, further events, challenges and Main Stage updates are also added to a season, details are expected closer to launch. When Season 4 is completed (end of September/beginning of October) it will mark the end of the first year of Motorfest support.

A second year is confirmed and will be discussed during the upcoming Ubisoft Forward event on 10th June 2024.

Stellantis permission

No, Stellantis is not a DJ act (Smith and Sniff listeners), but a car mega-corporation that happens to own brands such as Dodge and Jeep. Both are present in The Crew Motorfest, but despite being in The Crew 2, its Italian brands of Abarth, Alfa Romeo and Lancia missed out.

That will change on 12th June, with several cars arriving in the game and also in garages if you owned them in The Crew 2.

The Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale (1968) will be a Twitch drop reward for watching the aforementioned Forward event, too.