Endurance Motorsport Series Release Postponed to Spring 2027

Publisher Nacon has announced a delay for the upcoming racing simulator Endurance Motorsport Series, pushing its release back to spring 2027. The title is scheduled to arrive on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. According to the development team, the extended timeline is necessary to fully refine the game's online features.

A central feature of the project is its hybrid gameplay mechanic. In addition to direct driving on the circuit, players will be able to step into the role of a race engineer and strategist. This involves coordinating pit stop sequences, adjusting tactical plans, and managing traffic across multiple car classes concurrently.

Multiplayer will feature two primary modes. A cooperative PvE format will enable three players to form a single entry and compete in long-distance endurance events against AI opponents, up to full 24-hour race durations. The competitive PvP mode will focus on team-versus-team multiplayer battles, with closed testing planned in the near future. The development team is also evaluating cross-platform play, although full day-one crossplay support has not yet been guaranteed.

Alongside the development update, creators highlighted a fictional circuit named Khor Promenade, set in Dubai. The venue showcases regional architectural landmarks and features a custom underwater tunnel section.