Written by Ubisoft has confirmed The Crew Motorfest Season 10, bringing 18 new vehicles to the Hawaiian-inspired island of O’ahu. The rollout kicked off on July 1 with the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition, now live in the in-game store, with more vehicles set to join the roster as the season progresses. Here’s everything confirmed so far about the new cars, the release timeline and how to access the content.
What Is The Crew Motorfest Season 10
Season 10 is the latest content wave for The Crew Motorfest, the arcade racer developed by Ivory Tower and published by Ubisoft. The update is delivered free to all players who own the base game, adding new cars, store items and Battle Pass rewards without requiring a separate purchase or expansion download. The season keeps the action anchored to O’ahu, the fictional island that has served as the game’s playground since launch, rather than opening a brand-new map. This approach fits the live-service model Ubisoft has followed with The Crew Motorfest since release, where regular seasonal drops keep the vehicle roster and store rotating without asking players to buy a new title. For anyone tracking racing game updates, Season 10 is best understood as an incremental vehicle and rewards refresh rather than a full content expansion.
Release Date and Rollout Details
Ubisoft has not published a single, fixed launch date for the entire Season 10 package. Instead, content is rolling out in stages: the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition went live in the store on July 1 for $7 or 1 Crew Credit, marking the season’s effective start. The remaining 17 vehicles confirmed for the season are expected to arrive gradually over the coming weeks, though Ubisoft has not detailed an exact drop schedule for each car.
This staggered approach is consistent with how previous seasons have been handled in The Crew Motorfest, where a headline vehicle typically opens the store rotation before the rest of the lineup follows in smaller batches. Players who want to stay current should keep an eye on the in-game store and official Ubisoft channels, since new additions can appear without a wider marketing push.
New Vehicles Lineup
The headline number for Season 10 is 18 new vehicles, spanning cars and motorcycles, joining the The Crew Motorfest garage throughout the season. The only vehicle detailed in full so far is the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition, a drift-tuned variant already purchasable through the in-game store. Ubisoft has confirmed the rest of the lineup will be revealed progressively rather than all at once, but has not said how many cars will land per drop or on what cadence.
Alongside the standard store additions, Season 10 also includes a Radiant Bundle, a vehicle pack built around an emissive, glowing livery. Unlike the Mustang, this bundle can only be purchased using Crew Credits, the game’s premium currency, rather than real-money pricing — a detail worth noting for players budgeting their in-game spending this season. Together, the confirmed Mustang and the Radiant Bundle give an early sense of the variety Season 10 is aiming for, mixing a licensed drift build with a cosmetic-driven special edition.
Full Car List (Table)
| Vehicle | Type | Availability | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition | Drift car | In-game store, live since July 1 | $7 or 1 Crew Credit |
| Radiant Bundle vehicle(s) | Special livery pack | In-game store | Crew Credits only |
| 16 additional vehicles | Cars and motorcycles | To be revealed during Season 10 | Not yet confirmed |
As more vehicles are confirmed, this table will reflect the full Season 10 lineup, including type, availability and pricing for each addition.
New Locations and PlayZones
Ubisoft has not announced new locations or PlayZones for Season 10. The season’s content continues to play out across O’ahu, the island setting that has hosted every season since launch, with no confirmation yet of expanded map areas or fresh biomes tied to this update.
For now, the focus stays on vehicles and store content rather than the map itself, which means players already familiar with O’ahu’s routes, coastlines and mountain roads won’t need to relearn the island to enjoy the new cars. Should Ubisoft confirm any location changes later in the season, this section will be updated accordingly.
New Events and Playlists
No specific new events or Playlists have been detailed publicly for Season 10 at this stage. Ubisoft has confirmed the vehicle rollout itself but has not published a schedule of themed challenges or events tied to the incoming cars.
- Vehicle rollout: confirmed, staggered over the season
- New PlayZones: not confirmed
- Themed events or Playlists: not confirmed
- Battle Pass reward details: partially confirmed via the Radiant Bundle
Until Ubisoft shares more, the safest assumption is that Season 10’s event calendar will follow the pattern of earlier seasons, with playlists built around the newly released vehicles as they drop.
Battle Pass and Rewards
The clearest reward detail confirmed for Season 10 is the Radiant Bundle, purchasable exclusively with Crew Credits and distinguished by its emissive livery finish. This makes it a premium-currency item rather than a free Battle Pass unlock, meaning players will need Crew Credits on hand — either earned in-game or bought — to add it to their garage. Beyond this bundle, Ubisoft has not detailed the full contents of the Season 10 Battle Pass tiers.
- Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition — available now via the store
- Radiant Bundle — Crew Credits only, emissive livery
- 16 further vehicles — release details pending
As with past seasons, the Battle Pass is expected to layer free and premium reward tracks on top of the store additions, though Ubisoft has not confirmed specific tier contents or milestone rewards for Season 10 beyond the Radiant Bundle itself.
Community Reactions So Far
Early community discussion around The Crew Motorfest Season 10 has centered mostly on the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition, given it’s the only vehicle fully revealed and playable so far. Some players have flagged curiosity over how the remaining 17 vehicles will be split across the season, and whether motorcycles will feature more heavily than in previous updates. Reactions to the Radiant Bundle’s Crew Credits-only pricing have been mixed, with some players welcoming the cosmetic variety and others noting they’d prefer more vehicles priced in real currency for easier budgeting. As with any partial reveal, sentiment is likely to shift once Ubisoft confirms more of the lineup.
How to Access Season 10 Content
The Crew Motorfest is available on PC through Steam, Ubisoft Connect and the Epic Games Store, as well as on PlayStation and Xbox. Season 10 content, including the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition and the Radiant Bundle, is accessible directly through the in-game store on any of these platforms — no separate download or expansion pack is required.
Players simply need to launch the game with the latest update installed and open the store menu to browse current Season 10 offerings, with new vehicles expected to appear there as Ubisoft continues the rollout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Season 10 free to access?
Yes. The season’s content is delivered as a free update to everyone who owns The Crew Motorfest; individual vehicles and the Radiant Bundle are separate store purchases.
How many new vehicles does Season 10 add?
Ubisoft has confirmed 18 new vehicles will join the game over the course of the season.
What’s the first car available in Season 10?
The Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition, live in the store since July 1 for $7 or 1 Crew Credit.
Can I buy the Radiant Bundle with real money?
No, it’s purchasable only with Crew Credits, the game’s premium currency.
Is there a new map or location in Season 10?
Not confirmed. The season remains set on O’ahu, with no new PlayZones announced so far.
When will the rest of the Season 10 vehicles be revealed?
Ubisoft has not shared an exact schedule, only confirming that the remaining 17 vehicles will roll out progressively as the season continues.
Conclusion
Season 10 keeps The Crew Motorfest‘s live content cycle moving with a confirmed 18 new vehicles and a distinctive Crew Credits-only Radiant Bundle. With the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Edition already in the store, the season is officially underway — the rest of the lineup, along with any new events or Playlists, should surface as Ubisoft continues rolling out content in the weeks ahead. We’ll keep this guide updated as more of the Season 10 roster is confirmed.
Source: store.steampowered.com
