GT-M Phase 2 Update

We are pleased to confirm that the GT-M Phase 2 Pack alignment process has now been completed, with updates across all six cars in the pack.

This has been a major update effort, bringing the Phase 2 line-up closer together in quality, features, behaviour, and presentation. The improvements range from a more appropriate balance of performance for competitive racing, to our latest digital display systems, camera systems, updated sound work, expanded tuning options, and enhanced visual feedback across the cars.

The update also introduces a range of 2026 visual options, including endurance lights and additional variations created specifically for Assetto Corsa. Some of these variations are unique only to our simulators and may not exist in other titles yet, and demonstrate features built around what we can achieve within the platform.

Across the pack, users can expect improvements including:

Aligned technical updates across all six GT-M Phase 2 cars
Updated balance of performance for better competitive racing
Latest digital display functionality
Updated camera systems
New 2026 visual options
Endurance light configurations and visual variations
Expanded tuning options
Improved visual feedback from displays
Latest sound updates
General refinements and consistency improvements across the pack

This release represents the result of a huge amount of work carried out over the past couple of years. It also brings the GT-M project into a stronger position as Phase 3 continues to move closer to release.