Highlights
NASCAR 25 continues trending upward after its Steam arrival.
A new DLC pack brings a sizable cosmetic refresh.
Content supports all three major national series.
Adds new customization options for every garage.
Another strong addition to the post-launch roadmap.
NASCAR 25’s Momentum Keeps Building
NASCAR 25 has quietly settled into one of the most surprising success stories of the year. The Steam release only amplified that momentum, sending the game climbing the charts as more players discovered the improved feel, better visuals, and consistent support from the studio. And just when the community thought they could finally breathe, the developers fired off another surprise — a sizeable November DLC drop.
It’s the videogame version of being told ‘pit road is open!’ right after you thought the stage break was coming.
What’s Included in the November DLC Pack
The latest pack brings a multi-series cosmetic refresh, giving players new options no matter where they race. Based on official promotional details and developer posts, here’s what’s inside:
DLC Contents
36 Darlington-style throwback paint schemes across the three national series
82 total paint schemes available in the November Pack
27 firesuits that can be used in the Cup, Xfinity, and Craftsman Truck Series
A full mix of retro, modern, and themed designs
Cross-series compatibility for all new items
How to Access the November DLC Pack
To access the new NASCAR 25 DLC, the content is automatically added for anyone who purchased the Gold Edition or Season Pass. Players who bought the standard version can grab the DLC separately on their platform’s store.
You can find the price of the NASCAR 25 DLC by visiting the game’s official store page on your console or PC, or by browsing third-party sites like Steam, GG.deals, or the PlayStation Store. The 2025 Season Pass is available for $24.99, while individual DLC drops — such as the October Pack — typically run $14.99. November’s pack follows the same pricing structure for those purchasing it individually.
A Growing Post-Launch Roadmap
With the game spreading across more platforms and updates continuing month after month, NASCAR 25’s support window looks anything but short. If the November DLC pack is any indication, the studio isn’t slowing down — and players’ paint bay menus are about to stay very, very busy.