We’re getting ever closer to Assetto Corsa EVO’s V0.8 build, and developer Kunos Simulazioni has revealed three new cars set to join the previously announced Kyalami. The Italian studio has outlined exactly what to expect in the game’s latest update, with two variants of KTM’s X-Bow sports car joining the fray (GT4 and GT2), alongside the Mk.8 Volkswagen Golf R hot hatch. But there are more back-end changes, including the ability to create custom liveries, use modded cars online, and graphics and physics improvements. New cars KTM X-Bow GT2 Austrian manufacturer KTM has lent GT2 and GT4 racecar variants of its X-Bow to the game, both of which featured in its predecessor, Assetto Corsa Competizione. GT2 is a category designed for so-called ‘gentleman drivers’, most often wealthy amateur pilots looking to race powerful sports cars minus the aerodynamic stresses of a GT3 car, for example. Uniquely, for the GT2 European Series, the KTM is powered by a five-cylinder engine derived from an Audi RS3 road car, which outputs around 600 bhp. The GT4 equivalent is less powerful, however, and uses a four-cylinder Audi motor to produce over 400 bhp. GT4 is a Pro-Am category designed for younger, up-and-coming drivers to get to grips with top-level sports car racing before progressing to GT3, with the enormously successful GT4 European Series showcasing these road-car-based racers in their best light. The KTM joins the Audi R8 LMS GT4 Evo and the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport in the game’s growing GT4 class. Volkswagen Golf R Mk.8 Finally, the Mk.8 Volkswagen Golf R adds a spicy, four-wheel-drive version of the Wolfsburg marque’s popular hot hatch to the game, A favourite of tuners and criminals alike, AC EVO will offer players a chance to legally thrash its 330 bhp four-pot replete with plenty of DSG