Traxion has refreshed its running tally of every car confirmed for Assetto Corsa EVO, Kunos Simulazioni’s follow-up to the original Assetto Corsa.

The outlet maintains the list as a single living reference and updates it whenever Kunos announces, teases, or quietly adds new machinery. This latest revision folds in the most recent confirmations, so anyone trying to keep track of what is actually in the sim, versus what has merely been rumoured, now has one current page to check rather than a trail of scattered announcements and patch notes. Traxion’s summary doesn’t single out which additions prompted the update, so we won’t guess at them here. If you want the full roster, the source page is the place to look.

Why does a car list warrant a news item at all? Because with EVO, the roster has been one of the biggest open questions since the project was first revealed. The game has been building its content out in stages, and the gap between “announced” and “driveable” has been real. Kunos has been fairly tight-lipped about the full picture, which has left players piecing together the lineup from trailers, screenshots, and build changelogs. A consolidated, maintained list is genuinely useful in that context, especially for anyone weighing whether the current content justifies buying in now versus waiting.

Our honest take: a car list is only as valuable as its accuracy and how recently it was touched, so treat any such compilation as a snapshot that can go stale between official updates. Cross-check against Kunos’ own channels before making a purchase decision on the strength of a particular car being “confirmed.” Still, for a sim whose content trajectory has been hard to follow, having a dependable tracker is a small but welcome thing.

Originally reported by Traxion.