Ubisoft has launched The Crew Motorfest Season 10 update, introducing a major content expansion that includes 18 new vehicles, an extended three-month seasonal format, the Hawaii Grand Tour, an upgraded TrackForge editor, and a brand-new playlist. The update is now available across all supported platforms and also delivers gameplay improvements, AI balancing, bug fixes, and quality-of-life enhancements.
The Crew Motorfest Season 10 also marks two major automotive milestones for the racing game. Alpine makes its debut in The Crew Motorfest, while the Lamborghini Fenomeno (2025) becomes available in its first-ever appearance in a console and PC racing title.
What’s New in The Crew Motorfest Season 10?
Ubisoft has restructured Season 10 into a three-month content cycle, allowing players to unlock new vehicles, events, and gameplay features throughout the season.
The update introduces fresh playlists, additional challenges, expanded user-generated content tools, and long-distance racing events, making it one of the game’s largest post-launch updates to date.
All New Cars Added in Season 10
Season 10 introduces 18 new vehicles, with several arriving throughout the season.
Confirmed Vehicles
- Lamborghini Fenomeno (2025) – Available from August 26
- Alpine A110 R Ultime (2025) – Elite Bundle (July 8)
- Alpine Alpenglow Hy6 Concept (2024) – Elite Bundle (July 8)
- Delage D12 Hypercar (2026) – Year 3 Pass (July 8)
- Chevrolet Corvette (1953) – Year 3 Pass (September 9)
- Fiat 500 F (1968) – Year 3 Pass (August 12)
- Ferrari 250 GTO (1962) – Reward for completing the Hawaii Grand Tour
- BMW 507 (1955) – Playlist Reward
- Suzuki Hayabusa (2023)
- Lancia Delta HF Integrale (1993)
- W Motors Fenyr SuperSport (2021)
Additional vehicles will be released during the three-month season.
The Motorfest Late Show Playlist Explained
Season 10 introduces The Motorfest Late Show, a new playlist inspired by late-night automotive television programs.
Throughout the season, Ubisoft will release four new events every month, resulting in:
- 12 main events
- 25 challenges
- More than 10 feats
- Three Photo Ops
One featured event celebrates iconic Italian automobile manufacturers, adding another themed experience for players.
Hawaii Grand Tour Becomes the Game’s Longest Challenge
One of the biggest additions is the Hawaii Grand Tour, described by Ubisoft as the longest race ever introduced in The Crew Motorfest.
The endurance event lasts approximately one hour, taking players across the Hawaiian open world.
Hawaii Grand Tour Rewards
- Entry Cost: 2,000,000 Bucks
- Completion Reward: Ferrari 250 GTO (1962)
The legendary Ferrari serves as one of Season 10’s most prestigious unlockable vehicles.
TrackForge Receives Major Expansion
Ubisoft has significantly upgraded TrackForge, the game’s custom track creation tool first introduced in Season 9.
New additions include:
- Street Kit
- Touge Kit inspired by Japanese mountain road racing
- Drift Trial events
- Drift Race events
- Improved navigation tools
- Enhanced creator interface
The update gives players greater creative freedom when designing urban circuits, mountain roads and drift-focused challenges.
Gameplay Improvements and Patch Notes
Alongside new content, Ubisoft has implemented several gameplay improvements aimed at enhancing the overall racing experience.
Key updates include:
- Reduced AI aggressiveness on lower difficulty settings
- Improved NASCAR AI pit-stop behavior
- New Grand Race progression rewards
- Better TrackForge navigation
- Improved event rewards
The patch also fixes issues affecting:
- Event progression
- Leaderboards
- Audio performance
- Camera behavior
- Vehicle customization
- Vehicle interiors
- World collisions
- Controller compatibility
- Localization
Stories Feature Returns
Ubisoft has also brought back the popular Stories feature from The Crew 2.
The first chapter, titled Kai’s Garage, introduces narrative-driven missions that expand the game’s world and provide players with additional character-focused content throughout Season 10.
Why Season 10 Is One of The Crew Motorfest’s Biggest Updates
Season 10 delivers one of the most comprehensive updates since The Crew Motorfest launched.
With 18 new vehicles, a lengthy endurance challenge, expanded content creation tools, additional gameplay modes and the return of story missions, Ubisoft continues to broaden the game’s live-service experience while providing players with fresh activities throughout the next three months.
Key Takeaways
- Ubisoft has released The Crew Motorfest Season 10 across all supported platforms.
- The update introduces 18 new vehicles over a three-month season.
- Players can complete the new Hawaii Grand Tour to unlock the Ferrari 250 GTO (1962).
- TrackForge now supports new Street, Touge and Drift event creation tools.
- Season 10 also adds Stories, AI improvements, bug fixes and gameplay enhancements.