Assetto Corsa Rally Powerslides into Early Access This November

Assetto Corsa Rally Powerslides into Early Access This November

The Assetto Corsa franchise is going off-road. On November 13th, 2025, sim racing enthusiasts will get their first taste of Assetto Corsa Rally, a new standalone title developed by Supernova Games Studio in technical partnership with Kunos Simulazioni, and published by 505 Games.

This marks a bold new direction for the acclaimed simulation series, delivering an uncompromising rally experience built on the same physics foundation that made Assetto Corsa a benchmark for realism—now refined for the rough, unpredictable terrain of rally racing.

Built for Drivers, Not Players

Assetto Corsa Rally isn’t chasing arcade thrills—it’s built for the purists. Developed on a customized build of Unreal Engine 5 and the Assetto Corsa physics engine, the game promises a demanding and immersive driving experience where every surface, setup, and weather condition matters.

From the gravel stages of Wales to the tarmac tests of Alsace, players will tackle laser-scanned real-world rally stages, each designed to push car control and driver precision to the limit. Expect realistic dynamics across FWD, RWD, and AWD vehicles, alongside full co-driver pace note support and physics-driven surface behavior that reacts to your every input.

Early Access Content Lineup

At launch, Assetto Corsa Rally will feature a strong starting lineup of 10 officially licensed cars and 4 rally stages, offering both offline and online modes including Rally Events, Time Attack, Rally Weekends, and Single Stage runs.

Launch Cars:

  • Alfa Romeo GTA 1300 Junior Gr.2 – 1972
  • CitroĂ«n Xsara WRC – 2001
  • Fiat 131 Abarth Gr.4 – 1976
  • Fiat 124 Sport Abarth Rally 16V Gr.4 – 1973
  • Hyundai i20N Rally2 – 2021
  • Lancia Delta HF Integrale EVO Gr.A – 1992
  • Lancia Stratos Gr.4 – 1976
  • Lancia Rally 037 EVO 2 Gr.B – 1984
  • Mini Cooper S Gr.2 – 1964
  • Peugeot 208 Rally4 – 2020

Launch Stages:

  • Rally Alsace – Munster
  • Rally Alsace – Saverne
  • Rally Wales – Hafren South
  • Rally Wales – Hafren North

Immersive and Authentic by Design

Supporting triple-screen setups, direct input racing wheels, and advanced peripherals, Assetto Corsa Rally ensures every driver can experience the game at its most authentic. The new physics-based damage model and rich audio feedback system enhance immersion—every scrape, shift, and slide feels and sounds true to life.

Supernova and Kunos have emphasized that Assetto Corsa Rally is “for those who rally, not just play.” It’s a simulator built around skill, control, and courage—where mastering car setup and terrain reading are essential to success.

The Road Ahead

The Early Access phase is only the beginning. Post-launch, players can look forward to:

  • 30+ cars across multiple rally eras
  • New rally locations and stages
  • Expanded game modes
  • Full VR support
  • A dedicated Rally School mode for refining technique

This hands-on development approach mirrors how the original Assetto Corsa evolved—with community feedback shaping the future of the sim.

Final Thoughts

Assetto Corsa Rally isn’t just another racing game—it’s a new chapter in one of sim racing’s most respected franchises. With its deep physics model, authentic rally stages, and commitment to realism, this could redefine how rally simulation is experienced on PC.

Get ready to test your control, composure, and commitment when Assetto Corsa Rally launches in Steam Early Access on November 13th, 2025.

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