Euro Truck Simulator 2 tops Steam sales list after Coaches DLC launch

The Coaches DLC release pushed Euro Truck Simulator 2 to first place on Steam’s revenue-ranked sellers list on Nov. 13, 2026. The passenger-focused expansion itself ranks second on Steam’s worldwide best-sellers list. The base game also reached number one in Canada, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and Poland. It ranked third in China, fourth in Japan, and position 13 in the United States, a result PCGamesN called a notable exception.

The expansion costs $14.99 or £12.69. A 75 percent discount cuts the base game to $4.99 or £4.24 through Tuesday, November 24. Sales also apply to bonus editions and most previous add-ons. A free demo for the base game is available to download.

Players trade freight such as oil, timber, and medical supplies for human passengers. The expansion requires stops at stations and terminals at correct times to keep to planned schedules. Three licensed vehicles come with options for chassis configuration, paintwork, trim, lighting, and LED destination displays. The expansion uses a G-force indicator and a passenger satisfaction system to measure comfort, emphasizing smooth driving.

SCS Software announced the Nov. 12, 2026 release date through a Nov. 1 post on Steam’s official news page, accompanied by a new video trailer. The Steam announcement reads: “Trade cargo for passengers in a whole new ETS2 journey! Take a seat behind the wheel, not of a truck, but of a coach.”

Steam lists the Coaches DLC for Windows, Mac, and Linux, matching the base game’s platforms, with no price on the store page yet. Euro Truck Simulator 2 first appeared on Steam on Oct. 12, 2012. It still costs 19,99€ and holds a Metacritic score of 79.

The Iceland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 came out on Nov. 10, 2026, or Nov. 11 KST. The map expansion covers 14 cities and towns, including Reykjavík and Akureyri. It launched on Steam for PC and supports 30 languages, including Korean. Players must own the base game to play the Iceland DLC.

SCS Software is an independent studio based in Prague, Czech Republic. Founded in 1997, it also develops and publishes American Truck Simulator. Deliveries follow the Ring Road past volcanic fields, glaciers, black sand beaches, waterfalls, coastal cliffs, farms, quarries, and a silica plant in Húsavík.

The DLC recreates the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, Goðafoss, Gullfoss, and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, the Víkurfjara black sand beach, the Geysir geyser, and Thingvellir National Park. On narrow single-lane bridges, drivers yield to oncoming traffic. Daylight matches Iceland’s real-world duration, and night deliveries run beneath aurora-lit landscapes.

The Cruising Iceland World of Trucks event wraps up at 8:59 AM KST on Jan. 4, 2027. Finishing deliveries to or from all Icelandic cities grants a World of Trucks achievement and the Fire and Ice truck paint job. Event deliveries in Iceland must cover at least 150 km each.

When players have delivered 175 million km in Iceland, personal goal achievers receive the Tröll hanging figurine. Deliveries to or from Patreksfjörður reward the Atlantic Puffin cabin item. Participants must use External Contracts or External Market with a World of Trucks-connected profile.

Four new Special Transport routes run from Selfoss to Selfoss, Keflavík to Selfoss, Blönduós to Akureyri, and Ólafsvík to Hólmavík. The Articulated Dumper debuts in Euro Truck Simulator 2 for the first time. The vehicle was previously exclusive to American Truck Simulator. Heavy cargo such as water tanks, silos, boats, tires, and underground loaders moves with an escort team.

In Reykjavík, the map includes Route 41 between Reykjavik and Keflavik, Route 49 as a shortcut to the Ring Road, the Straumsvik aluminum smelter, and the Mosfellsbaer agricultural area. It also adds the IKA store and logistics hub in Gardabaer, a container port and recycling site in Sundahofn, oil storage facilities, a Volvo truck dealer, service stations, and purchasable garages. Players can see the Harpa concert hall, the Central Bank of Iceland, the yellow lighthouse at the harbor, the statue of Ingólfur Arnarson, the Sun Voyager steel sculpture, and Hallgrímskirkja church in Reykjavík.