The Crew Motorfest begins another journey through Hawaii today, October 7. Season 11 of Ubisoft’s racing game is scheduled to add the island of Kaua’i for all owners, alongside a new mission-based Playlist called Kaua’i Expeditions. A paid Tomb Raider adventure is also arriving, extending the trip to Ni’ihau. Details of the content were published on October 6, with the patch notes added today.
In the free portion of the update, Kaua’i adds paved roads and off-road trails to explore. A new winch system lets compatible vehicles pull objects and clear obstacles, while Road Progression tracks the discovery of roads. Ubisoft is also adding wildlife across the archipelago, allowing players to stop and photograph animals along the way. This season gives exploration a more prominent role alongside racing.
The Tomb Raider crossover comes through Secrets of Ni’ihau, which includes another island, missions and five exclusive vehicles. The story sends players after Jonah, who has disappeared while searching for an ancient artifact, with mechanisms and puzzles awaiting them along the way. The pack will be sold separately for $9.99 or €9.99 and is also included in the Year 4 Pass. These are the prices in the international announcement; local prices may differ.
Ubisoft’s vehicle list makes clear that additions are spread throughout the season. The Hyundai Crater Concept is scheduled for October 7, the Bugatti Tourbillon for October 14 and the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato for October 21. The Suzuki Jimny is listed as a Playlist reward. The Year 4 Pass costs $29.99 or €29.99 and includes 21 vehicles over the year, together with the Tomb Raider content. It is worth checking how each vehicle is obtained, since some are tied to the pass or separate bundles.
Before settling in to play, allow time for the download. According to the patch notes, the update is 52GB on PC, 12GB on Xbox Series, 10GB on PS5 and 9GB on PS4 and Xbox One. It also fixes mission progression issues, temporary Grand Race freezes on Xbox consoles and interface problems. Track creators receive the Pure Dirt TrackForge kit, with 200 new components.
The next step comes tomorrow: Ubisoft says the Nintendo Switch 2 version will launch on October 8. The season’s completed rollout to the servers had not been verified when this article was prepared, so the launch date here is the official scheduled date. For existing owners, Kaua’i is the main addition to expect in the free update.
