The standard Project Motor Racing price is $39.99 for Windows PC via Steam and the developer's official store, while the base console edition on the Microsoft Store for Xbox Series X|S carries a regular list price of $49.99. Players looking for expanded content can purchase the Project Motor Racing: Year 1 Bundle, which retails for $68.99 digitally on PC and $79.99 on Xbox Series X|S.

Pricing varies depending on your platform, active store sales, and regional storefronts. Below is a breakdown of official edition costs, add-on pricing, and what each package delivers.

Project Motor Racing Edition Comparison and Pricing

Project Motor Racing, developed by Straight4 Studios and published by GIANTS Software, launched with two primary digital releases: the Standard Edition and the Year 1 Bundle.

The Standard Edition provides the complete base sim racing experience. It features roughly 70 cars across 13 vehicle classes, 28 global track layouts across 18 circuit locations, full single-player career mode, and cross-platform multiplayer. The Year 1 Bundle packages the base game alongside the Year 1 Season Pass, offering an estimated 30% savings compared to purchasing future expansions individually.

| Edition | Official PC Price (Steam / Web) | Official Xbox Series X|S Price | Key Inclusions | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Standard Edition | $39.99 / £34.99–£52.99 | $49.99 | Full base game, 70 cars, 13 classes, 28 track layouts, Career Mode, crossplay multiplayer | | Year 1 Bundle | $68.99 / £79.99 | $79.99 | Base game plus the complete Year 1 Season Pass (includes Group 5 Revival Pack day one, plus 4 post-launch packs) |

Regional currencies and platform stores reflect different initial pricing baselines. Video launch coverage initially noted UK console launch pricing at £52.99 for the Standard Edition and £79.99 for the Year 1 Bundle, whereas Steam user records list the standard UK PC base game at £34.99. On the official Project Motor Racing web store, direct digital PC checkout lists the base game at $39.99 and the Year 1 Bundle at $68.99.

Year 1 Season Pass and Standalone DLC Pricing

For players who purchase the standard base game, additional content can be acquired through individual DLC packs or standalone season passes.

The Year 1 Season Pass adds more than 30 cars and multiple circuits spread across planned release windows:

  • Group 5 Revival Pack: Available day one with the season pass, including cars like the 1980 Ford Capri Zakspeed, 1982 Nissan Skyline Super Silhouette, 1979 Porsche 935/80, 1982 Nissan 280ZX GTX, and 1978 BMW 320 Turbo.
  • Japanese GT500 Pack: Features modern and early 2000s GT500 machinery plus one Japanese circuit (standalone keys tracked between $5.72 and $7.16).
  • GT Legends Pack: Introduces mid-1960s to 1970s GT models and one US circuit.
  • V8 Power Pack: Adds current-gen V8 Evos, 2013 CUTTF machinery, historic Trans-Am cars, and one US track (listed at $14.99 on the Xbox Store).
  • Endurance Racing Expansion: Slated for Q4 with GTP and LMP1 machinery across two new classes and one track.

Standalone Packs and Pre-Order Items

  • GTE Decade Pack: This pack—which includes cars such as the 2020 Aston Martin AMR Vantage GTE, 2020 BMW M8 GTE, Corvette C7.R and C8.R, and Porsche 911 RSR—was issued as an initial pre-order bonus. Players who purchased the Year 1 Bundle post-launch have noted on official forums that the GTE Decade Pack is not bundled in the season pass and must be purchased as a separate $10 add-on.
  • Aussie Rivals Pack: Available as a free add-on on the Xbox storefront.
  • GT Icons Pack: Listed on Steam for £12.99 as a standalone 10-item pack.
  • Standalone Year 1 Season Pass: Tracked at around $24.60 across digital key retailers.

Sale Discounts and Price History

Since release, Project Motor Racing has appeared in multiple promotional discount windows:

  1. Xbox Store Promotions: The base console edition has seen official 50% discount sales, bringing the regular $49.99 price down to $24.99.
  2. Steam Discounts & Free Weekends: Steam community feedback and player reviews record the game going on sale for 50% off (dropping the UK base price to £17.49). Steam also hosted a time-limited free play trial that allowed users to download the full 55.99 GB client and play without purchasing until March 30, 2026.
  3. Third-Party Key Retailers: Digital price comparison platforms record discounted standard PC Steam keys fluctuating widely, with authorized stores offering sales around $12.82 to $15.99, and secondary market listings dropping as low as $1.22 to $6.17 during flash clearances.

PC System Requirements

Before purchasing on PC, verify that your hardware meets the official requirements published on Steam:

Hardware ComponentMinimum RequirementRecommended Requirement
Operating SystemWindows 10 (64-bit)Windows 11 (64-bit)
Processor (Intel)Core i7-8700 (minimum 12 threads)Core i7-10700 (minimum 12 threads)
Processor (AMD)Ryzen 5 2600 (minimum 12 threads)Ryzen 7 3800 (minimum 12 threads)
RAM16 GB RAM24 GB RAM
Graphics (NVIDIA)GeForce RTX 2060 (6 GB VRAM)GeForce RTX 3070 (8 GB VRAM)
Graphics (AMD)Radeon RX 580 (6 GB VRAM)Radeon RX 6800 (8 GB VRAM)
DirectXVersion 12Version 12
Storage Space75 GB available space75 GB available space

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Project Motor Racing require a monthly subscription to race online?

No. Project Motor Racing operates as a standard buy-to-play title. Multiplayer modes, scheduled weekly championships, custom lobbies, and ranked matchmaking do not charge subscription fees, server rental costs, or premium passes. Console players on Xbox still require a platform-level network subscription (such as Game Pass Core or Ultimate) for online multiplayer.

Does the Year 1 Bundle include all DLC released for the game?

The Year 1 Bundle includes the base game and the Year 1 Season Pass (containing the Group 5 Revival Pack and four subsequent expansions). However, it does not include the GTE Decade Pack, which served as an initial pre-order bonus and requires a separate purchase if missed.

Are user modifications (mods) paid or free?

All mods distributed through the official User Generated Content (UGC) portal across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S are free. Straight4 Studios subjects all submitted UGC mods to a formal testing and approval process prior to public release.