A new Drive Beyond Horizons update released on PC. According to the official Drive Beyond Horizons patch notes, the latest update addresses some bugs and crashes.
Since the last patch, players are experiencing problems with the game. Today’s Drive Beyond Horizons patch will fix a few of these issues.
Check out more details below.
Drive Beyond Horizons Patch Notes – August 30, 2026
General Fixes
- Fixed an issue where cars would spawn at world position 0,0,0 when loading the garage, causing them to appear outside the garage instead of in their parking spot.
- Fixed a rare bug where the drift sound could get stuck and loop indefinitely even after the drift had ended.
- The Loft Starter item now has proper collision detection, preventing it from clipping through the player or the environment.
- Fuel no longer drains automatically when opening the tank lid. Fuel is now only consumed when it should be.
- Fixed an issue where the 7 new cars could get stuck inside power poles after an impact instead of colliding normally.
- Fixed an issue causing the new vehicles to lose fuel abnormally quickly.
- Fixed and added missing rshop items for legacy cars, making all parts available for purchase again.
- The Loft dome light and universal dome light now use distinguishable models, making them easier to tell apart when purchasing or installing them.
- Fixed the Streamer Mode. It will now properly hide your friend’s name.
- The cows were removed from the game because they produced too much poop, which could cause a memory leak. We’ll get them back in a hotfix once we figure it out. How do we stop cows from pooping so much…
Vehicle Fixes
- Polished the Tomahawk’s lights for a cleaner and more accurate look.
- Fixed a bug where purchasing the Tomahawk’s right front headlight would deliver an empty package instead of the actual part.
- Fixed an issue where the Tomahawk’s left turn signal could disappear while driving.
- Added the missing rear side windows to the Escada, allowing the vehicle to be fully completed.
- Fixed an issue where interacting with the P-51’s speedometer could cause the vehicle to transform unexpectedly.
- Fixed an issue where vehicles could flip up when towing the Peak.
- Fixed an issue where the player’s arms and legs could become tangled while driving the Speedle.
Controller Support
- Reworked the Controller Settings UI to make it more user-friendly.
- Implemented a new deadzone system for control sticks.
Wheel Support
- Fixed many reported issues affecting users with different wheel and pedal hardware.
- Wheel bindings now support multiple devices at the same time, allowing you to use different brands for your wheel, pedals, shifter, and other peripherals.
- Introducing Shifter Support for manual driving.
Download Drive Beyond Horizons update on PC.
