Euro Truck Simulator 2’s Iceland DLC Gets A 10 November Date And A Trailer

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A Volvo truck hauling two motorhomes along a road beneath a waterfall and the northern lights, with the Euro Truck Simulator 2 Iceland logo

Hero image: Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland. Image: SCS Software

Iceland DLC Release Date And Video Trailer Revealed For Euro Truck Simulator 2

The Iceland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 will be released on 10 November 2026, according to SCS Software.

The developer’s Steam post went up at 15:00 UTC on 24 October, which was 2am AEDT on 25 October once converted. It says the official video trailer is on SCS Software’s YouTube channel.

The video is titled Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland Video Trailer. It was not watched and its description was not read, so nothing here describes what it shows.

The post says the map has 14 cities and settlements, including Reykjavík and Akureyri. Drivers travel along the Ring Road, which connects towns, quiet settlements and the coast.

A coach crossing a river bridge below a flat-topped hill under a blue, cloudy sky in Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland, marked Work in Progress.
Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland, marked work in progress. Image: SCS Software

Named landmarks include Jökulsárlón, Goðafoss, Gullfoss, Seljalandsfoss, Víkurfjara, Geysir and Þingvellir. The post also lists narrow single-lane bridges where drivers must give way to oncoming traffic.

New industries and deliveries range from custom-made farms and quarries to a silica factory in Húsavík. Under the right conditions, the Northern Lights may light the sky at night.

Daylight hours will reflect Iceland’s real-world timing, the post says.

The Australian store page still listed the release date as To be announced on 25 October, and it showed no price. Until SCS Software confirms one, the date comes from its post alone.

Source: SCS Software (Steam) – Iceland Release Date & Video Trailer Reveal, SCS Software (YouTube) – Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland Video Trailer, Steam – Euro Truck Simulator 2: Iceland