The next major update to Assetto Corsa Evo — version 0.3 — may be just around the corner. Rumours are circulating that Kunos Simulazioni could release the latest early access build as soon as Thursday, 31 July, and while nothing is officially confirmed, there’s growing confidence that we’re about to see the biggest update to AC Evo yet.
While Kunos have been tight-lipped on exact details, several pieces of information have slipped through the cracks — both officially and through credible sources. Here’s what looks likely to be included:
There’s no doubt that Assetto Corsa Evo’s early access cycle has tested the patience of many sim racers. Version 0.2 released months ago, and with each new teaser or dev post, anticipation has only grown. But let’s not forget what Kunos are aiming to do: reinvent sim racing from the ground up.
They’ve built a new physics engine, a new graphics pipeline, and a fully reworked vehicle and track modelling process — all while preserving the modding DNA that made the original Assetto Corsa legendary. Innovation of this scale doesn’t happen overnight. And while the wait can be frustrating, we believe it’s a sign that they’re focused on doing things properly, not rushing features before they’re ready.
In an era where some games launch half-baked and rely on post-release patches to get things into shape, the measured approach by Kunos is something to be respected.
The possibility of multiplayer arriving in 0.3 has been a major talking point, but nothing is confirmed. We’re aware that multiplayer development is being handled externally, and while progress is being made, it may not be fully realised in this build.
From our side at Simracing.GP, we’re watching developments closely. We’re confident that by the time Assetto Corsa Evo reaches full release, we’ll be in a position to support online multiplayer integration — just as we’ve done with AC, ACC, and other major sims. For now, we’re waiting (just like you), and we’re excited for what’s ahead.
As AC Evo grows, so too does the opportunity for structured, community-based racing. Once multiplayer becomes available, Simracing.GP will be ready to support it with:
Whether you’re racing solo in early access or preparing for full-featured online events, we’ll be here to make the process simple.
Whether version 0.3 drops this Thursday or a little later, one thing is clear — Assetto Corsa Evo is shaping up to be a major force in sim racing. The inclusion of modern GT3 machinery, laser-scanned circuits like Spa and (potentially) Red Bull Ring, and the slow-but-steady rollout of multiplayer all point to a platform being built with longevity in mind.
So keep your eyes peeled. Fire up Steam on Thursday. And make sure your rig is ready. Because when AC Evo 0.3 lands, it could be the turning point we’ve all been waiting for.
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