Reiza Studios has released Automobilista 2 – Lamborghini Dream Pack Part 2 alongside their 1.6.8 update.
The second installment of the Lamborghini Dream Pack adds the Miura SV, Diablo SV-R SuperTrofeo, Murciélago R-GT and Revuelto. The downloadable content is available for $9.99 on Steam.
AMS2 V1.6.8 brings a range of improvements across both Multiplayer and Single Player modes. In Multiplayer, Stage 2 of the ongoing overhaul has wrapped up, tackling long-standing reliability issues that have persisted in the game for over a decade. With these problems largely addressed, Stage 3 will focus on expanding tools and resources for the Multiplayer environment.
Single Player sees major AI improvements aimed at creating a more realistic racing experience. Racecraft behaviors, including how AI handles battles for position or reacts under blue flags, now include track-specific adjustments. This allows the AI to better adapt to the unique characteristics of each circuit, resulting in more precise behavior without compromising overall performance. These updates also pave the way for the upcoming Career Mode in 2026.
Physics updates include the final adjustments to vintage all-weather tires and refined thermodynamic effects for slick tires, improving grip consistency during warm-up. Modern GT drivelines—GTE, GT3 and GT Open—have improved differential response in corners, while chassis tweaks address issues with polar moment of inertia and unsprung mass. Force Feedback profiles have also been overhauled, delivering more detailed and responsive feedback, especially under braking and mid-corner.
The HUD has been redesigned for greater clarity and usability. Widgets are now more compact while offering more information, including fuel laps remaining and customizable leaderboard displays. Many options can be adjusted live in-car and new widgets provide environmental and weather updates, helping drivers make better-informed strategy decisions.
The car info gadget now offers a clearer view of vehicle systems. Brake icons also show wear, while engine, gearbox and clutch are displayed separately, each showing individual damage states. The gearbox reflects the condition of the most affected gear and the clutch shows wear and alerts when overheating, encouraging careful torque management. There’s so much more to the update, so make sure to visit the blog for additional details.
