A green and white Volvo 9700 DD double-deck coach on a coastal road in Euro Truck Simulator 2
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Euro Truck Simulator 2 Coaches DLC Is Out: Drive Passengers Across Europe, Two Days After the Iceland Map

Euro Truck Simulator 2's Coaches DLC is out now for $14.99: three licensed coaches, passenger jobs and tours, plus the new Iceland map and its event.

By David Ware 3 min read
Image: SCS Software
Passengers wait at a city bus stop as a Scania Touring coach pulls in, in Euro Truck Simulator 2
Image: SCS Software

The Euro Truck Simulator 2 Coaches DLC is out now. SCS Software released it on 12 November 2026 for £12.69 / $14.99 / €14.99, and for the first time you can swap cargo for passengers: drive three officially licensed coaches on scheduled routes and sightseeing tours across Europe. It lands just two days after ETS2's big Iceland map expansion, so it's a busy week for truckers. Here's what's in both, from SCS's Steam announcement.

ETS2 Coaches and Iceland at a glance

Coaches DLCOut 12 November 2026: £12.69 / $14.99 / €14.99
CoachesScania Touring, Volvo 9700 DD, MAN Lion's Coach
Job typesQuick Jobs, Contract Jobs (timetabled routes), Tourist Jobs
Iceland DLCOut 10 November 2026: £9.99 / $11.99 / €11.99
Iceland map14 cities and settlements, the Ring Road, Northern Lights
DeveloperSCS Software
PlatformsPC (Windows, Mac, Linux) on Steam

What's in the Euro Truck Simulator 2 Coaches DLC?

Three officially licensed coaches, each with their own handling and customisation options:

  • Scania Touring
  • Volvo 9700 DD (double-decker)
  • MAN Lion's Coach

SCS thanks Scania, Volvo Buses and MAN for their help recreating them.

How do coach jobs work in ETS2?

  • Quick Jobs: start here to earn money towards buying and customising your own coach.
  • Contract Jobs: once you own a coach, run scheduled passenger services with timetables and several stops.
  • Tourist Jobs: take passengers on sightseeing trips to famous landmarks.

Driving style matters more with people on board: take corners carefully, avoid harsh braking and arrive on time, because "your passengers will certainly let you know if the ride gets a little too exciting". SCS has also added new and updated bus stations and tourist stops across the map.

A MAN Lion's Coach drives along a mountain road towards a tunnel in Euro Truck Simulator 2
Image: SCS Software

Will the Coaches DLC get more buses?

Yes. SCS plans more licensed coaches, customisation options and features, and says it will add them to the existing Coaches DLC over time rather than selling them as separate DLCs.

The driver's seat and dashboard inside a Scania coach in Euro Truck Simulator 2
Image: SCS Software

What's in the Euro Truck Simulator 2 Iceland DLC?

The Iceland map expansion came out on 10 November for £9.99 / $11.99 / €11.99. According to SCS, it has:

  • 14 cities and settlements, including Reykjavík and Akureyri.
  • The Ring Road around the island.
  • Landmarks such as Jökulsárlón, Goðafoss, Gullfoss, Seljalandsfoss, Geysir and Thingvellir.
  • Local industries, including a silica factory in Húsavík.
  • Single-lane bridges where you give way to oncoming traffic.
  • The Northern Lights, and daylight hours that match Iceland's real ones.
A truck parked under the Northern Lights at dusk in the Iceland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2
Image: SCS Software

What is the Cruising Iceland event?

A World of Trucks event that started on 10 November. Deliver to or from all 14 Iceland cities to earn a World of Trucks achievement and a Fire and Ice paint job. If the community drives 175 million km to or from Icelandic cities, everyone who finished their personal goal also gets a Tröll hanging figurine. Do an External Contracts or External Market job to or from Patreksfjörður for an Atlantic Puffin cabin item.

A truck drives through an Icelandic town with a church on the hill in Euro Truck Simulator 2
Image: SCS Software

Do I need Euro Truck Simulator 2 to play the Coaches DLC?

Yes, both are DLCs for Euro Truck Simulator 2 on Steam (Windows, Mac and Linux). Official trailers play on each DLC's Steam page.

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