ACE | Assetto Corsa EVO confirms Sebring and the Ferrari 296 GT3 for the next update

Amid the developments surrounding Assetto Corsa EVO, particularly with regard to the removal of career mode and the introduction of a major update to version 0.5, indications of the next additions have already been given.

At the end of a trailer published today (February 12, 2026) on Assetto Corsa's official channels, there is a brief note stating: “Coming soon in version 0.6”.

In addition, the Sebring race track is shown in the nighttime scenery, along with what Traxion identifies as the Ferrari 296 GT3 race car — a model that has not yet been seen in EVO.

The challenging American race track was previously presented as part of the still-in-development driving simulation during a keynote presentation. This presentation took place at last year's SimRacing Expo in Dortmund. The track has not appeared officially in previous versions of Assetto Corsa and is based on a new laser scan.

However, the iconic horse has not yet been mentioned, although its distinctive aerodynamic kit and elegant taillights clearly point to it.

It joins another GT3 vehicle, the BMW M4 GT3 Evo, which is currently available in the game, and underscores the competitive nature of the title, with multiplayer remaining a focus of EVO even during the Early Access phase.

A release date for update 0.6 has yet to be announced. Developer Kunos Simulazioni recently changed its development approach, discontinued career mode, and is instead focusing more strongly on modding, multiplayer, various single-player content, competitive features, free roam, the user interface, and the core driving experience.