Online multiplayer, improved AI characteristics and a revised tyre model. New content is welcome too, but these pivotal quality-of-life features have been pushed back to an unknown date for Assetto Corsa EVO.
With the announcement of the crucial version 0.3 update delay came a new trailer, and to go alongside the previously confirmed cars, several more were seen, presumed to make up the nine vehicles expected.
Seen once more, and already part of the next patch, are the BMW M3 E30 Sport Evolution, Dallara Stradale, BMW M4 GT3 Evo and Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport.
First up, there’s the M3 E30’s contemporary rival, the homologation special Mercedes-Benz 190E Evo II super-saloon – although we must note that it looks to have a modified splitter in this shot, potentially hinting at further customisation options. These spec options are one of EVO’s fortes, so far.
We can also see another race car, and another model seemingly ported from the Kunos Simulazioni development studio’s Assetto Corsa Competizione title – the one-make Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo EVO 2.
Then there’s an entry-level Caterham Seven, a model seen before in previews and now more likely to arrive with version 0.3. Later in the trailer is a second Seven, this time the Academy, which is a race-car specification, identifiable thanks to its exoskeleton rollcage.
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