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ETS2 and ATS Console Platform Roadmap

What console-curious players should know about ETS2 and ATS development for non-PC platforms.

UpdatedJul 29, 2026

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ByETS2 Guide Team

Euro Truck Simulator 2 cabin view with route advisor and mirrors for console control readability discussion

Quick answer

ETS2 and ATS console editions are officially in development for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, but SCS has not announced a release date. Wishlist the games only through official platform pages, follow SCS development updates, and do not assume every PC mod, control option, save, or DLC entitlement will transfer unchanged to console.

SCS Software has officially announced Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Its original console announcement and April 2026 development update confirm active work, but do not provide a release date. For players outside the existing PC community, the important point is expectation management: console development is not just pressing an export button.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 cabin view with route advisor and mirrors for console control readability
Console planning has to account for ETS2's large map, DLC library, and driving controls.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 route advisor and job map interface that would need readable console controls
Console viability depends on readable menus, stable controls, and map navigation.

Why It Takes Time

ETS2 and ATS are long-running PC simulation games with many systems:

  1. Large maps and streaming worlds.
  2. Wheel, controller, keyboard, and accessory support.
  3. Extensive DLC libraries.
  4. Mods and profile data.
  5. UI designed around PC input.
  6. Frequent updates and open betas.

Console versions need performance targets, certification, controller-first UI, save handling, DLC packaging, and platform-specific testing.

What Console Players Should Watch

Follow official SCS channels for:

  1. Platform announcements.
  2. Supported console generation.
  3. DLC availability at launch.
  4. Wheel compatibility.
  5. Cross-progression or profile-transfer details.
  6. Release window and store pages.

What Might Change

Console trucking could make the games easier to discover for players who do not own gaming PCs. It may also push improvements to controller UX, menus, performance, and onboarding that benefit PC players too.

For now, PC remains the complete platform, especially for mods and broad hardware support.

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