SCS Software published new gameplay show additions Coaches for Euro Truck Simulator 2. The video centers on a Scania Touring intercity bus and a trip through northern Norway.The main detail is not in the route itself: passengers will react to sharp turns and braking, and their comfort will affect the final rating of the flight.

Scania Touring departed from Narvik to Andenes
The developers showed the trip Narvik - Andenes.Northern Norwegian roads have become the backdrop for demonstrating new bus challenges: it is now important not just to get to your destination, but also to drive the car in such a way that the people on board are comfortable.
The material shown is for a version in development.It introduces individual Coaches mechanics, but does not allow you to evaluate the entire set of routes or the final balance in advance.

Hard braking will affect passenger satisfaction
Appears in Coaches G-force overload indicator.It reflects how sharply the driver turns and brakes.If the movements are too rough, passengers may express their dissatisfaction loudly.According to SCS Software, passenger satisfaction is factored into travel outcomes.
This is not a promise of a complex simulation of the behavior of each person: the announcement confirms precisely the reaction of the cabin to driving style and the influence of comfort on the outcome of the flight.
There will be conversations in the cabin, and the driver will have an adjustable visor
The developers also added sounds of conversations and other passenger noises so that the bus does not seem empty.An adjustable sun visor was shown in the cabin: the driver will be able to change its position depending on the lighting.

When will Coaches be released and where can I watch the video?
B Steam card Coaches The release date has not yet been announced.The game requires the main Euro Truck Simulator 2. Among the declared licensed buses, in addition to Scania Touring, are the Volvo 9700 DD and MAN Lion’s Coach.
Watch the official Scania Touring video available on the SCS Software YouTube channel.The video was verified using a valid link, and information about passengers’ reactions was taken from developer messages from October 10, 2026.





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