What changed in Cities: Skylines in 2026

Fixed a bug where trolleybuses became invisible.

Fixed a bug where trees placed on roads would go back to default trees when reloading the save file.

Now displays current subscription status

So Parade Group and Event load after Race Team, Props, Citizens etc.

New radio stations, Smooth Vibes FM and Skyrail Radio, launching on March 18.

A free patch from Iceflake Studios for Cities: Skylines II, marking their second update, releasing on March 18.

Two new packs, Office Evolution and City Stations, along with two new radio stations, launching on March 18.

Optimized panel behavior when selecting the same asset type.

Resolved issue with the Motor Racetrack with Single Curb not being reversible.

Adjusted the event cost to match the UI display.

Implemented in some panels for improved usability.

Improved user interface with additional tooltips.

Fixed incorrect values displayed in the Employment Info View Panel.

Resolved issue with incorrect icon display on Linux.

A free patch adding a new Employment Info View for better workforce management, releasing on March 10.

Significant changes in the code may break many mods. Mod creators may need time to update their mods after the patch.

New expansion developed by Tantalus Media allowing players to build racing venues and routes.

New view providing clearer insight into workforce management.

All fences can now be flipped in direction using the upgrade tool.

A new radio station, 8 Gear Radio, will be available on March 10.

Players are advised to back up their save files before the patch goes live to avoid losing progress.

New expansion allowing players to build custom racing venues and cycling routes, launching on March 10.

Tool allowing players to place fences along roads.

Players are advised to unsubscribe from broken mods and choose the most recently updated versions of similar mods.

New pop-up and icon in the content manager indicate whether mods are compatible with the current game version.

Two new packs, Iconic Brutalism and Renewed History, launching on March 10 alongside the Race Day expansion.

A new content creator pack featuring 26 buildings inspired by brutalist architecture, including healthcare, police, fire stations, and educational buildings.

The pack includes a high school designed with a green roof terrace for outdoor access.

Assets have been vertex painted to prevent snow build-up in walkable areas, ensuring realistic snow effects in snowy environments.

Buildings in the pack incorporate greenery with brutalist design, enhancing their appeal and inviting nature into urban spaces.

The pack features three metro stations designed to match the brutalist aesthetic, including elevated, ground, and underground options.

A new pack featuring assets inspired by urban renewal, blending historical and contemporary architecture.

Two new large self-illuminating billboard props are now available for placement in Parks and Plazas.

Players can now add fences to roads, similar to trees, with placement and removal options.

Parks range from 2x2 tiles to 8x16 tiles, with options to combine for larger park complexes.

Features a wide variety of architectural styles with distinct textures for historical and contemporary buildings.

Includes standalone decorative elements for designing custom parks.

Includes office buildings, residential buildings, unique buildings, service buildings, and parks.

Assets range between 15K and 20K tris for better in-game performance.

A new Info View feature allows players to see employment needs in commercial, industrial, and office zones.

Cities: Skylines will be free to play on Steam from March 5th to 9th.

New event types include Running Races and Cycling Races from the Start-line Park.

Events have distinct phases affecting traffic and access to buildings.

A new Info View shows buildings with 'no event access' during active events.

Active events will disrupt normal traffic; players are encouraged to plan alternate routes.

Motor races can be held on Event Roads, requiring careful planning for service access.

Players can establish event routes using Start-line and Finish-line Parks, with Event Roads connecting them.

Parades can be held in five tiers, increasing in grandeur and cost.

New Event Parks and Event Roads allow for hosting Parades, Running Races, and Bicycle races.

New floodlight props available for enhancing visibility in race tracks and city areas.

New Pit Lane road type and Pit Buildings to increase race team capacity.

Three sizes of spectator stands added to attract more viewers to races.

New road types for motor racing: Motor Racetrack, Motor Racetrack with Single Curb, and Motor Racetrack with Double Curb.

New Info View to display valid Event Routes and race track directions.

Introducing the Race Day DLC, featuring new motor race tracks and event management.

Ability to schedule racing events through the Race HQ, including setting race types and ticket prices.

New Race HQ building available in the Parks and Plazas menu for managing motor races.

Prices for the Expansion Subscription have been lowered for 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months plans.

Celebrating 11 years of Cities: Skylines with a month-long event featuring fresh content and community activities.