So get ready to rev your engines and embark on an incredible adventure, as American Truck Simulator now features Kansas DLC! Get set for an adrenaline-fuelled experience as the Kansas DLC for American Truck Simulator is here!
Prepare to step on the gas and embark on an exhilarating adventure as American Truck Simulator's Kansas DLC launches! Explore stunning landscapes and vibrant cities while the Kansas DLC brings its exciting storylines!
Start exploring Kansas with this map expansion! Take your time exploring its features - don't be rushed as each moment unfolds before your very eyes.
Kansas has evolved from its agricultural origins into an attractive industrial center, drawing major corporations due to its strategic placement and well-organized logistics systems.
Truck drivers have access to and experience in various fields ranging from aviation and agricultural depots, automobile manufacturing facilities and salt mines - among others.
Starting with its release, Kansas will host the #CruisingKansas World of Trucks event - where you can earn special rewards - where we ask our #BestCommunityEver to reach a community goal of driving over 125,000,000 miles (201,168,000 km) while transporting cargo in any direction across Kansas. Please refer to the dedicated blog post for further details regarding this special event!
As part of your experience in Topeka, Kansas is offering you something very special if you take any External Contract or External Market job TO or FROM Topeka: the Tiger Salamander Plush will become available as cabin accessory! Kansas is famously home to salamanders so make sure one joins on long journeys - it might make the journey much less boring!
Alongside our Kansas DLC release comes Farm Machinery DLC: an immersive opportunity to immerse yourself into agriculture - especially within Kansas where agriculture takes center stage! Haul tractors, spreaders and accessories from Owl & Greenler while decorating your cabin using accessories available exclusively through them! For more details on this DLC please see its dedicated blog post.
