Automobilista 2: Supercars Pack Pt2

The Supercars Pack Pt2 DLC for Automobilista 2 is a downloadable content expansion developed by Reiza Studios and released on 30 December 2025. It was published by Reiza Studios alongside the base game’s ongoing support via the Steam platform and forms part of the continual post‑launch content strategy for the racing simulation. As with other DLC for Automobilista 2, this pack requires the main game to be installed and builds on its extensive roster of vehicles and race‑ready machinery. Automobilista 2 itself began life on Steam and has continued expanding through numerous DLC packs rather than through ports to consoles or alternate platforms.

The base game Automobilista 2 is a racing simulation that uses the MADNESS engine to deliver detailed physics, dynamic weather, and authentic track surfaces to racers seeking realism. Developed by Reiza Studios, the title has grown significantly since its initial release with laser‑scanned circuits, diverse racing classes, and ongoing technical enhancements, all aimed at the dedicated sim‑racing community. Though the game remains focused on Windows and Linux platforms with native support, no traditional console ports have been made, and most expansion content — including packs like the Supercars Pack Pt2 — is released exclusively via Steam and compatible systems.

Supercars Pack Pt2 was promoted through Automobilista 2’s Steam store presence and community announcements, with details emphasising the addition of four high‑performance machines to the sim’s Track Day Hypercar and Supercar classes. Among the highlighted cars are the Aston Martin Valkyrie with its hybrid V12 powertrain, the Maserati GT2 Stradale, the Audi R8 V10 GT, and the Dodge Viper ACR. The promotion centred on appealing to fans who enjoy high‑speed supercars and varied driving experiences within the sim, reinforcing the game’s commitment to offering a broad spectrum of racing and vehicle types.

As of its release, the DLC has only a handful of user reviews on Steam, too few to generate an official overall score, though most early reviews lean positive. Broader discussion in community spaces suggests that while some players appreciate the expanded selection of performance cars and enjoy adding them to single‑player and multiplayer sessions, there is occasional commentary that certain packs like the Supercars extensions are less frequently used than core racing content or major expansions. One recurring community sentiment notes that supercar packs are fun for track days but might not see as much competitive use as endurance or classic racing DLC, reflecting a general mix of enthusiasm for the added variety and reminders that priorities differ among sim racers.