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ProMods Europe: v2.80 Trailer

Our latest ProMods Europe trailer is now live! We’d like to give you an overview of what’s coming in the next update. This release brings a wide range of improvements across Europe; from major road reworks and returning cities, to integrations with newly released DLC and community-driven additions.

With this update, the Nordic Horizons DLC is now a required dependency for ProMods Europe.

Purchase this here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2780810/Euro_Truck_Simulator_2__Nordic_Horizons/

Update Overview

France sees some of the most substantial changes in this update. Major routes have been refreshed or rebuilt, including the A55 / N568 connection between Marseille and Montpellier, the final stage of the A36 rebuild, and Paris Part 2, which covers the A3 and Bercy area. The city of Tours also officially joins ProMods following its map mod merge, bringing additional depth to central France.

Elsewhere, road networks continue to expand and improve. In Lithuania, the A5 and KK141 extension adds new connectivity, while Poland’s S61 has received a major refresh led by Horizon and Dawid.
The UK gains further detail with new content around Bodmin and an extension of the A30.

In Serbia, the city of Subotica makes its return to ProMods, fully reskinned and reintroduced after its absence following the West Balkans DLC.
Across Scandinavia, large-scale refreshes from SCS bring older areas up to modern standards, which we now support, alongside full integration with the Nordic Horizons DLC.

ProMods v2.80: Out Now!

With this update, the Nordic Horizons DLC is now a required dependency for ProMods Europe. This allows us to properly integrate refreshed Scandinavian areas, avoid duplication, and ensure consistency between DLC and ProMods content moving forward..

This update represents another big step in modernising ProMods Europe; aligning older regions with newer standards, integrating official DLCs, and expanding the map in ways that feel natural and connected.

The trailer only scratches the surface there’s much more included in the update than what we’ve highlighted here, so why not download now: https://promods.net/

4 Comments

  • Resound
    Posted December 28, 2025 at 11:44 pm

    Nice

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  • Tor Morten
    Posted January 3, 2026 at 4:24 pm

    Hi. I have installed Nordic Horizons. If I install promods 2.80, will it replace any of the new cities in Nordic Horizon? Are you thinking of, for example, Tromsø which is now in both “packages”?

  • CJs0800
    Posted February 9, 2026 at 6:43 pm

    Hello,

    Honestly, the work on the map is amazing! The south of France, for example the Andorra road, is incredibly realistic and a real pleasure to drive on.
    I love the work you’ve done — truly, hats off to you.

    I do have one small remark though: among all the cities I know and have driven through in the game, the only one that feels a bit lacking is Orléans. Placing Saran and the Artenay exit (north of Orléans) on the route is great; however, I only really recognize the city when crossing the Loire on the A71 via the Pont de l’Europe. A rework of the city by adding the Loire riverbanks or some kind of connection between North Orléans (Saran) and South Orléans (Orléans-la-Source) would be absolutely fantastic.
    Orléans, like Tours, is a beautiful Loire riverside city, and I think it could really be improved from that perspective.

    I also noticed a small bug while playing on the map: some toll booths with the “Cards only” frames are set too low, and with oversized deliveries from the Heavy Cargo Pack DLC, they end up blocking the truck.

    Good luck, and once again, congratulations on the great work.
    Best regards.

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