update · September 16, 2025

BeamNG.drive v0.37 Update Adds Gavril Grand Marshal Limousine and Freeroam Crawl

BeamNG.drive version 0.37 delivers the Gavril Grand Marshal Limousine, a new Freeroam Crawl system, disc brake glow, and major UI and storage optimizations. The update also relocates the default user folder and introduces several new and remastered props.

BeamNG.drive version 0.37 arrives with a luxury vehicle, an overhauled vehicle selector, trail-crawling gameplay, and technical optimizations designed to reduce memory usage and file size.

New Vehicle and Customization

The Gavril Grand Marshal Limousine joins the roster with a stretch body, classic styling, and a luxury interior featuring a bar, TV, and special lighting across five configurations. Customization parts like a boomerang antenna, bull horns, fender flags, tinted glass, and a vinyl roof also fit the standard Grand Marshal body. Additionally, brake glow appears on all official vehicles equipped with disc brakes.

Freeroam Crawl System and Missions

The Freeroam Crawl system lets drivers start trail crawls directly from Freeroam without loading a separate mission. Driving to a trailhead and pressing an on-screen button activates the trail, which uses flag markers to indicate boundaries and checkpoints. A scoring system rewards clean driving while penalizing rollovers, damage, and boundary exits. The update adds 26 trails in Johnson Valley and 7 in Utah, alongside precision parking and Gridmap v2 missions.

Props and Physics Overhauls

Version 0.37 introduces new and remastered props. Additions include Spike Strips with four puncture types, customizable Pressure Balls filled with pressurized gas, and adjustable Trampolines. The Large Spinner and Large Hamster Wheel have been rebuilt from scratch with new 3D models, updated physics, and industrial electric motor power.

UI Overhaul and Performance

The default Vehicle Selector screen has been ported to Vue, bringing controller navigation, favorite configuration saving, and improved search and filtering. Storage optimizations reduce overall file size, lowering memory consumption for Johnson Valley from 2.3GB to 1.5GB and West Coast from 190MB to 150MB. VRAM usage under Vulkan has also been optimized to improve stability.

User Folder Changes

The default User Folder location has shifted from appdata/local/BeamNG.drive/0.36/ to appdata/local/BeamNG/BeamNG.drive/current/. Players can still access it using the Manage User Folder option in the launcher.

Why this patch matters

Version 0.37 combines content additions like the limousine and trail system with crucial memory footprint reductions and user interface modernizations.