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DLC Map Pack / Turkey

Soul of Anatolia

The official ETS2 Soul of Anatolia map expansion, its confirmed Europe-to-Asia routes, landscapes, cities, bridges, and current To be announced status.

Official ETS2 Soul of Anatolia announcement artwork with a Turkish road and rock formations
Region
Turkey
Type
DLC
Status
Announced
Featured cities
Istanbul, Ankara, Aksaray, Antalya, Alanya

Soul of Anatolia is an officially announced ETS2 map expansion with a To be announced release date. It extends the drivable network deeper into Türkiye beyond the European-side territory already included with Road to the Black Sea.

The expansion's confirmed identity combines major Europe-to-Asia crossings, inland cities, Mediterranean routes, mountain roads, and region-specific assets.

ETS2 truck driving across the 1915 Canakkale Bridge in Soul of Anatolia
Major bridge crossings give Soul of Anatolia a clear Europe-to-Asia route identity. Official image: SCS Software.

Current Status

ItemVerified Status
ProjectOfficial ETS2 map DLC
Steam pageLive and available to wishlist
Release dateTo be announced
Named city examplesAnkara, Aksaray, Antalya, Alanya
Network roleExtension beyond Road to the Black Sea
Last verifiedJuly 30, 2026

Confirmed Focus Areas

FeatureWhy It Matters
1915 Canakkale BridgeA landmark Europe-to-Asia crossing
Yavuz Sultan Selim and Osmangazi bridgesMore large-scale gateway routes
AnkaraCapital-city logistics in central Türkiye
Antalya and AlanyaMediterranean coast, tourism, and hotel freight
Tuz Lake regionDistinct inland scenery
Mountain routesMore technical driving than flat motorway cruising

How It Connects

Road to the Black Sea already provides the European-side link. Soul of Anatolia is the natural continuation eastward, making it especially relevant for players who enjoy long connected map routes rather than isolated scenery packs.

Recent Development Context

SCS continues to show region-specific assets and environments. These previews confirm active development, but they do not confirm a final city count, price, or launch date.

Buying Advice

Wishlist Soul of Anatolia if you enjoy landmark bridges, coastal scenery, inland plains, and a strong regional identity. If you are building an ETS2 library from zero, buy released connected map expansions first and treat this DLC as a future route rather than a guaranteed 2026 purchase.

Official Sources

Status last verified on July 30, 2026. Use the ETS2 Roadmap for a comparison with Iceland, Isle of Ireland, Coaches, and the UK Rework.