In its Early Access 1 release, Assetto Corsa EVO launched with 5 tracks, 20 cars, and 7 game modes.

The Driving Academy is a mode in which players "improve and earn licenses to unlock faster cars and special events.

"[3] Immediately after releasing the title as Early Access, developers Kunos Simulazioni showcased a roadmap for Assetto Corsa EVO, with the Italian studio aiming to fully release the game around Fall of 2025.

[2] Assetto Corsa EVO was met with mostly positive reviews when it entered Early Access.

Other users were pleased with the initial state of the vehicle physics and handling despite the overall game's features to be bare bones at the time.