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What Is the Latest ETS2 Version?

The latest ETS2 version explained for players, with the current public release, experimental beta context, mod checks, and profile safety steps.

UpdatedJul 1, 2026

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Euro Truck Simulator 2 urban motorway traffic used for checking version coverage and update readiness

Quick answer

The latest public ETS2 version tracked by ETS2Hub is 1.60. SCS Software has also published 1.61 as experimental beta context, so treat it as testing information rather than the stable version for a main modded profile. Back up saves and check mods before updating.

The latest public ETS2 version tracked by ETS2Hub is Euro Truck Simulator 2 1.60. This page is the quick version check for players: use it when you want to know what version context our guides use, what to check before updating, and how to protect a modded profile.

SCS Software has also published ETS2/ATS 1.61 Experimental Beta notes. Treat experimental beta information as testing context unless you intentionally opt into beta builds.

Official sources:

For update safety, read the ETS2 Update Checklist. If you are planning beyond the current patch, use the ETS2 Roadmap. If you run mods, start with the Safe ETS2 Mods Guide.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 urban motorway traffic for reviewing version coverage and update readiness
Version checks matter most before loading mods, old saves, or DLC-heavy profiles.

Current Version Snapshot

ItemETS2Hub Coverage
Latest public release trackedETS2 1.60
Experimental beta contextETS2/ATS 1.61 Experimental Beta
Main player focusCurrent release checks, mod compatibility, backup workflow, and update readiness
Mod cautionCheck map, traffic, economy, UI, truck, and sound mods before loading your main profile

What To Do Before Updating

  1. Back up your active profile.
  2. Note your mod list and load order.
  3. Read official SCS release notes or Steam news.
  4. Check whether you are on stable release or experimental beta.
  5. Keep one clean vanilla profile available for testing.

What To Do After Updating

  1. Start ETS2 once without changing your mod list.
  2. Test a clean profile before opening a heavily modded career.
  3. Disable map, traffic, economy, UI, and truck mods first if crashes happen.
  4. Check Steam Workshop comments or author notes for version support.
  5. Run a short quick job before starting a long delivery.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 world map interface for checking a clean profile after an update
After a major update, test a short route on a clean profile before loading a heavily modded save.

FAQ

What is the latest version of ETS2?

ETS2Hub currently tracks ETS2 1.60 as the latest public release context and notes 1.61 as experimental beta context.

Should I use ETS2 experimental beta?

Only if you want to test and accept risk. Avoid beta builds on your only career profile, especially if you use mods.

Do I need to disable mods after every ETS2 update?

Not always, but it is safest to check map, traffic, economy, truck, and UI mods first. These are more likely to break after major updates than small cosmetic mods.

Where should beginners go next?

Use the ETS2 Beginner Roadmap, the ETS2 Update Checklist, or the broader ETS2 Roadmap.

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