I’m starting to wonder if the developers at SCS Software — makers of the incredibly popular duo of Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator — ever sleep.
Beyond a raft of upcoming DLC projects that have been confirmed to be in the pipeline, we’re also now starting to see some base map reworks being teased. For American Truck Simulator, a reworked Nevada is on deck, while for Euro Truck Simulator 2 the UK is well in-progress.
Both of these games are pretty old at this point, at least so far as the base content goes. Euro Truck Simulator 2 has been with us since 2012, 14 whole years, while American Truck Simulator celebrates 10 years in 2026.
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The newer content being released, be that Illinois on the American side or Nordic Horizons in Europe, are generally of better overall quality than the earliest maps. But these rework projects are designed to bring Nevada and the UK “up to the quality standards” of the newest map DLCs.
There’s another reason this is great news, too. While PC players have been trucking for potentially a decade or more at this point, both games are confirmed for a console release. We don’t actually know when that’s supposed to be, but it would make an abundance of sense to show some love to the base game content before they drop, right?
Neither rework project is simply a lick of paint. New content is being added to the maps in the process. Here’s what we know about each of them so far.
American Truck Simulator Nevada rework
Nevada’s rework will see SCS return to one of the original locations in American Truck Simulator and rebuild many of its locations from the ground up.
Existing locations will be refreshed, but SCS is also going to be adding new ones and expanding the current road network. Nevada is a vast state, but it can also feel a little empty at times.
One new location confirmed is Fallon, to the east of Carson City. Its inclusion will also bring missing sections of US-95 that run through the city, where currently this area of the map is inaccessible.
Nevada’s rework will also introduce a number of new depots to increase the opportunities for different delivery routes across the state. Previously, the iconic Route 66 had been reworked.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 UK rework
Similarly to Nevada, the UK’s rework won’t just be a splash of fresh paint. It was revealed earlier this month that with the rework, Inverness will be added as the latest new location in the very north of the map.
The UK rework was revealed in late 2025, so there has been significant effort already put into it. Other locations highlighted so far include Stonehenge, and Leeds will also be added to the map as a new city location, and the EuroTunnel will be getting a revamp, too.
SCS also says consideration will be made with regards to the planned Coaches DLC. The UK is a pretty significant part of the Euro Truck Simulator 2 map, and as a Brit myself, I hope they take as much time as they need. It’s probably because I’m a Brit that I look at the current incarnation and feel it’s lacking, but everything teased so far is looking really promising.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator on console… eventually
The long-awaited arrival of both of SCS Software’s truck simulators to both Xbox and PlayStation was revealed at last year’s Gamescom during the Future Games Show. There’s still no word on when that’s expected to happen, but the most recent dev talk on the topic can be seen above.
However, there’s no denying that reworking large chunks of the base game content is a great thing to see with the console releases still to come. After all, these will be the first impressions new players get.
Gamescom is almost around again for 2026, and SCS has already confirmed its presence with its biggest booth yet, an exclusive partnership on something with both Thrustmaster and Volvo, and the chance for attendees to check out some upcoming content.
The console version has not been discussed yet, but if there was a place to offer an update, there would be worse places to do it.
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