Endurance Motorsport Series: Khor Promenade, and a delay to the first half of 2027

NACON released a new Endurance Motorsport Series trailer on August 21, during the third episode of its News From The Pits showcase. The video closes on a release window card: first half of 2027.

That is a delay, and the publisher takes care not to call it one. On May 7, at NACON Connect, KT Racing's endurance sim was still set for summer 2026. That summer ends in a week, with no game. So the trailer arrives mainly to keep players waiting.

It unveils Khor Promenade, a fictional street circuit planted in Abu Dhabi - the Steam page spells it out, listing “Khor Promenade in Abu Dhabi” among the game's four exclusive circuits, where the press release had settled for “Middle East”. The track carries the architecture of the region, wide run-off areas and a run through an underwater tunnel.

The second half of the video returns to co-operation: three players team up online to race under the same colours, against AI-controlled rivals. This is where the game parts ways with an ordinary circuit sim. You do not just drive: you can also step into the shoes of the race engineer and make the calls from the pit lane. Over an endurance event, stints, fuel and tyre wear count for as much as the fast lap.

NACON Racing also announces a playtest devoted to Co-op PVP, with no date attached. Endurance Motorsport Series is still expected on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with full English voice acting.