CTS 2026 is introducing a Season Pass for the first time – and here’s everything it includes through the end of 2026!

With the launch of CTS 2026, a Season Pass 2026 is being offered for the first time, which automatically grants access to all DLCs released in 2026. The price is €64.99, and the package will be available across all platforms starting April 14, 2026.

Especially for loyal fans who plan to buy all content anyway, this is likely to be an exciting step, because according to the developer, it saves a total of €42.97 compared to individual purchases—at least outside of sale promotions.

Included directly at release is the Citybus C2 DLC, which we have already reported on several times. What remains especially exciting here is still the focus on variants: in total, four versions are included, namely the 12-meter solo version with two or three doors, as well as the 18-meter articulated version with three or four doors. On top of that come new features such as a blind spot assistant and traffic sign recognition, clearly placing the focus on greater system depth.

A special extra is also the Citybus C2K, the 10.5-meter version. This one is not available separately, but is included exclusively in the Season Pass as a small bonus for everyone choosing the complete package right away.

Things become really exciting in the third quarter of 2026.

That is when the Tatra KT4D enters the game—an actual icon. Especially players from Berlin, Leipzig, Halle, or other eastern German cities will immediately recognize this tram. The historic high-floor articulated tram not only brings back the classic driving feel, but also many characteristic details such as the well-known warning bell and the special door control via rotary switch. Particularly interesting: double traction will also be possible.

A real milestone then follows in the fourth quarter of 2026.

With the Vienna Bus & Tram DLC, a real map enters the game for the first time—and that is likely to make many players especially happy. Vienna will become the first real city in the CTS universe, represented directly with two tram lines and one bus line. On top of that come specially adapted Vienna vehicles, including Viennese variants of the C2 as well as the ULF A and ULF B trams.

This step in particular could become a genuine turning point for many players, because until now, the wish for real cities has repeatedly been a major community topic.

Later in the fourth quarter, the Flexity Graz will also follow—a modern low-floor tram from Alstom.

Overall, it becomes very clear that 2026 is intended to be an extremely important year for CTS—with a mix of new buses, historic trams, and, for the first time, a real map.

What do you think of the Season Pass? Is the price worth it? Will you get it right away?