What changed in American Truck Simulator in 2020

The community has reached the goal of driving 60,000,000 miles in the Cruising Colorado World of Trucks event.

The Cruising Colorado event will remain active until well after Christmas.

Players can claim new paint job and hanging cabin accessory rewards for personal and community goals.

A whole new state is now available and ready to be explored.

Participate in the event to earn unique rewards for all trucks in your fleet.

Players must deliver cargo to or from each of the 13 Colorado cities to achieve their personal goal.

The Colorado DLC introduces 13 unique cities to explore, enhancing the gameplay experience.

New handcrafted viewpoints added to highlight attractions in Colorado.

Players must collectively drive 60 million miles while delivering cargo to or from any city in Colorado.

Players can earn a Rocky Mountain Bighorn themed truck paint job and a hanging Rocky Rodeo Gem ornament by completing event goals.

Celebrate the release of the Colorado DLC by participating in the Cruising Colorado event, aiming to drive 60 million miles while delivering cargo in Colorado.

Lowboy trailers will now be seen being hauled around in traffic, enhancing realism.

New lowboy trailers designed for hauling heavy or oversized loads with a low ride height.

Lowboy trailers will be included in various add-on packages such as Special Transport and Heavy Cargo DLCs.

Players can customize lowboy trailers with color, accessories, chassis options, and more in the upgrade shop.

Announcement of the upcoming Colorado DLC featuring various historical landmarks and unique structures.

Three new routes for Special Transport DLC: Boise to Grangeville, Idaho Falls to Challis, and Twin Falls to Nampa.