update · April 16, 2024
BeamNG.drive v0.32 Remasters Ibishu BX, Overhauls Drift Physics, and Adds Crash Cam
BeamNG.drive v0.32 brings a complete remaster of the Ibishu BX-Series, major drift physics upgrades, new logging upfits for the Gavril T-Series, and an automated slow-motion Crash Cam.
BeamNG.drive's first major update of 2024 is out, bringing a heavy mix of vehicle remasters, physics overhauls, and new props. Version 0.32 turns the old Ibishu 200BX into the liftback BX-Series, expands the Gavril T-Series with logging equipment, and introduces a long-awaited slow-motion crash camera.
Vehicle Remasters and Additions
The Ibishu 200BX is now the Ibishu BX-Series, featuring updated meshes, textures, a V8 swap, new Diana variants, revised suspension geometry, and a liftback body style alongside a new coupe option. The Gavril T-Series continues its remake with a logging upfit featuring long and medium frame variants, a default headache rack, low air wig wag warnings, and a remastered Mixer Upfit with self-leveling pneumatic suspension. Additionally, all cars now have detailed mirror support, traffic vehicles feature stiffened tires to reduce rollovers, and new simplified traffic variants have been added for models like the Bruckell Bastion and Soliad Wendover.
Trailers, Props, and Map Updates
Players can haul new cargo using the Log Trailer in 27ft and 40ft variants, which support B-Train configurations and come with empty or loaded options featuring adjustable wood types and log lengths that dynamically affect weight. A new Steel Coil prop comes in weights ranging from 5 to 30 tons for overloading trailers. The West Coast, USA map receives concrete plant and quarry updates, PBR material conversions, a new fuel station, and added speed cameras. Five new missions drop into Johnson Valley, Utah, East Coast USA, and West Coast USA.
Drift Physics and Force Feedback
The drift backend is refactored to run constantly in the background, enabling new drift statistics, a Drift Failed cause readout for spinouts, and a Wrong Way message for A to B drift missions with timers removed. Drift scoring now rewards higher speed, wider angles, and proximity to walls, while reducing the score gap between beginners and experts. Force feedback receives subtle tuning to transmit steering rack torques more transparently, helping drivers catch minor slides and avoid tankslappers.
Crash Cam and Audio
A new Crash Cam option in gameplay settings automatically captures impacts in slow-motion using random camera modes during Freeroam. Engine audio is updated for the i4 1600cc Motorsport and i4 2000 Endurance turbo engines on the BX and Cherrier series, alongside new water splash sounds.
Why this patch matters
Version 0.32 is a massive update that touches nearly every system in BeamNG.drive, giving builders, drifters, and crash enthusiasts plenty of new tools to play with.