As announced previously, Maghreb Map has officially joined the ProMods family, much like The Great Steppe did before it. Today, we’re excited to share the first full trailer for the very near ProMods Maghreb release. This offers a true look at what you can expect as we prepare the final stages for this map map and integration into our ecosystem.

As detailed in our previous trailers, blog posts, and social media posts, ProMods Maghreb introduces brand-new areas to the ProMods map across Morocco and Tunisia, fully explorable and reachable by ferry. The project works both as a standalone map and in combination with ProMods Europe, allowing players to choose the experience that suits them best. Whether you’re arriving from Algeciras or beyond, this expansion opens the door to a completely new region within ETS2 one filled with atmosphere, cultural variety, and distinct landscapes unlike anything else in the game

This map shines a spotlight on Northern Africa, bringing an entirely different world to life through its roads, cities, industries, deserts, and coastlines. From the stunning approach to Tangier to the arid scenery surrounding Tunis, the Maghreb region offers a depth and diversity that bring new challenges and beauty to driving.

To share the spirit of the original project, here’s an excerpt from the now-archived MaghrebMap website, which has since been donated to ProMods:

“MaghrebMap is your gateway to Africa. MaghrebMap v0.3.3 brings the countries of Morocco, Libya and Tunisia to the world of Euro Truck Simulator 2 and the first steps to a complete Northern Africa! As you explore, you will discover new cities, cultures and the beauty of Northern Africa. Enjoy the coastal views of Tangier in Morocco or the desert scenery of Medinine in Tunisia. Drive the roads of Africa either in Vanilla or with ProMods integration and a wide range of other map mods that work alongside, tested by our Beta Testers!”

Our first release with ProMods focuses on Morocco and Tunisia; refreshed and upgraded; prepared to meet our standards, with more to come in the future.

Stay tuned for for our next announcements, the release is not far at all!
The work on Maghreb has been progressing steadily behind the scenes, and we’re looking forward to giving you a chance to explore these regions very soon.

As some attentive members of our Discord community may have already noticed, our developer Fynn has been working on a brand-new region for ProMods: The Great Steppe. Today, we’re excited to officially announce that Turkmenistan will be explorable in the upcoming ProMods TGS 1.6.0 update.

Located in Central Asia along the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea, Turkmenistan borders Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the north, Afghanistan to the southeast, and Iran to the south. The country is known for its unique contrasts; from vast desert landscapes to highly controlled urban environments; and most famously, its white-marble capital, Ashgabat.

In the first release, players will enter Turkmenistan via the Temir-Baba border crossing, travelling over the narrow headland of Garabogazköl. This route leads directly into the city of Garabogaz, offering a striking introduction to the country; one that stands in sharp contrast to the grandeur often associated with its capital.

Garabogaz is defined by its soviet-era prefabricated apartment blocks, aging infrastructure, and industrial surroundings. Players will be able to drive through the city centre to access their garage or workshop, experiencing a more grounded and utilitarian side of Turkmenistan.

Not everything in Garabogaz is industrial. If you take a moment to explore, you’ll also find yourself alongside the Caspian Sea coastline, where the scenery and atmosphere shift dramatically. Whether it’s the weather, the open views, or the isolation, this part of the map offers a very different driving experience.

To support gameplay and immersion, Turkmenistan comes with a set of custom companies, allowing drivers to deliver and transport goods that reflect the region’s economy. These industries help bring life to the country and give purpose to its road network within The Great Steppe.

This is just the beginning of Turkmenistan’s journey in ProMods: The Great Steppe. More locations, refinements, and expansions are already planned for future updates; but for now, we’re excited to let you take your first steps into one of Central Asia’s most intriguing countries!

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/

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.

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/

With Christmas just around the corner, we’ve got a small festive gift for you 🎄
Today, we’re excited to share the very first trailer for ProMods Maghreb: offering an early look at what awaits you on the roads of Tunisia.

This is a preview trailer, focused on the atmosphere to expect. A full release trailer will follow closer to launch, but for now, we wanted to give you a genuine glimpse of the world we’ve been building.

As previously announced, the Maghreb Map project was generously gifted to the ProMods team and has since become ProMods Maghreb; our first official step into North Africa.

The project brings Tunisia and Morocco into Euro Truck Simulator 2, either as a standalone map or seamlessly connected with ProMods Europe via ferry routes. This opens up an entirely new region, culture, and driving experience unlike anything currently available in ETS2.

This first trailer focuses on Tunisia, showcasing several key locations that will be available at release:
Tunis: the capital city, blending modern urban roads with historical surrounding
Enfidha: a growing coastal and transport hub!
Utique: offering a quieter, more rural contrast along Tunisia’s northern coast

From Mediterranean coastal roads to sunlit cities and distinctive architecture, Tunisia offers a fresh driving experience that feels immediately different from Europe; yet naturally connected to it.

This is just the beginning. A gameplay trailer is still to come, followed by the full trailer (and maybe some bits inbetween!) once we’re ready to share launch information.

Stay tuned for further announcements as we move closer to release. The work on Maghreb has been progressing steadily behind the scenes, and we’re looking forward to giving you a chance to explore these regions very soon.

Happy holidays, and stay tuned for more Maghreb news very soon! 🎁🚛