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Sports Car Challenge 2 Adds Lamborghini and Volkswagen Cars in Free Update

Developer Fishlabs and publisher Deep Silver have announced an all new content drop for their hit mobile game Sports Car Challenge 2. The Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 and Volkswagen Scirocco R have been added as driveable vehicles in the game, while in the real world, the cars are being introduced for the first time ever at the 13th International Automobile Exhibition in Beijing, China. Sports Car Challenge 2 has been downloaded over 16 million times worldwide since release, so get your copy for free today on iOS and read on for more.

A prime example of finest Italian craftsmanship, the Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 perfectly aligns raw power and untamed energy with unprecedented prestige and hot-blooded extravagance. Leveraging no less than 610 horsepower arranged into a powerful V10 engine and sporting a futuristic body that is made to fend the air and tame the road, the new Huracán reminds of a time machine – only faster! If you are curious what exactly that means, you are recommended to sit down behind its virtual wheel and dash from 0 to 62 mph in a mere 3.2 seconds, not stopping until you have reached the Huracán‘s incredible top speed of 202 mph. In Sports Car Challenge 2 this one-of-a-kind super sports car is available in five different colors and with two differing sets of rims.

With its streamlined bodywork, dynamic stance and unmistakable three-door design, the Volkswagen Scirocco R marks a blueprint for contemporary sports coupé design. With 256 horsepower under its hood and slick 6-gear transmission, this dedicated racing machine with a road license speeds along the asphalt with up to 155 mph. Its progressive technology, however, considers safety and fuel economy just as much as driving pleasure and performance, thus making it a perfect all-rounder that is stylish, capable and energetic in equal shares. In Sports Car Challenge 2, the Volkswagen Scirocco R can be enjoyed and experienced with three different types of rims as well as five exclusive paint jobs, including Rising Blue, Pure White, Pyramid Gold, Deep Black and Viper Green.

Sports Car Challenge 2 is now available free-to-play on iOS and Android. Sports Car Challenge 2 has been rated appropriate for ages 4+. For more information or to purchase the game, check it out on iTunes and Google Play.

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