RaceRoom Racing Experience has just announced several new cars and tracks for its Q1 2026 update, but it’s also looking further ahead. During a Grid Talk presentation, the free-to-enter sim racing game confirmed that it is working on four new GT3 cars. As an official virtual platform of the DTM motorsport championship, last year it…Continue reading “RaceRoom to create latest Aston Martin, Ford, Lamborghini and Porsche GT3 cars”»
RaceRoom Racing Experience has just announced several new cars and tracks for its Q1 2026 update, but it’s also looking further ahead.
During a Grid Talk presentation, the free-to-enter sim racing game confirmed that it is working on four new GT3 cars.
As an official virtual platform of the DTM motorsport championship, last year it released a 2025-season pack, with the BMW M4 GT3 Evo and real-world liveries. But some of the car models raced were notable only by their absence.
Developer KW Studios has now confirmed that new licensing agreements have been agreed and will be creating the following vehicles, expected later this year:
- Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo
- Ford Mustang GT3
- Lamborghini Temerario GT3 (main article image)
- Porsche 911 GT3 R (2026)
It was first reported 12 months ago that the driving title was trying to secure Aston Martin and Ford rights, negotiations which now appear to be completed.
It would mark the first-ever Aston Martin for RaceRoom upon its release, an exact date for which is not yet known.
The Porsche is an ‘evolution’ specification of the current 992-generation already available, while the Temerario is an all-new GT3 competitor and is yet to appear in completed form for a sim racing title.
All four of these models are competing in the real-world DTM competition this season, with an official Esports series expected to tie in with the championship once again.