The Crew Motorfest has launched another weekly content rotation, with Ubisoft putting Italian automotive culture at the centre of the August 11 update.
This week’s headline activity is the Dolce Vita Summit Contest. Players can compete across races, skills and a dedicated game mode using cars from Fiat and Maserati, while the vanity store receives another set of limited-time cosmetics.
The update arrives during Season 10, which has already expanded Motorfest with the Motorfest Late Show, new TrackForge tools, Stories and the Hawaii Grand Tour.
Dolce Vita Summit Focuses on Fiat and Maserati
The new Summit Contest is built around a clear Italian theme.
Several activities restrict players to specific vehicles, including the classic Fiat 500 F from 1968, the Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe and the Maserati Alfieri Concept. The result is a weekly competition that mixes older Italian road cars with more modern performance machinery.
The main events include:
- Kick Back and Relax with the Fiat 500 F 1968
- On a Tour with the Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe
- Seaside Ride with the Maserati Alfieri Concept
- Hit the Road, Fiat with the Fiat 500 F 1968
- Coastal Spirit with the Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe
The Dolce Vita Summit gives this week’s Motorfest rotation a more focused identity by building almost the entire competition around Italian cars and coastal driving.
Ubisoft also includes Venturing Out, which uses the Maserati Alfieri in the Hypercar category.
Skills Add More Variety to the Weekly Competition
The Summit is not limited to conventional races.
Players will also need to complete multiple skill-based activities, including a Slalom challenge using Street Tier 1 Italian cars and an Escape event restricted to Italian Hypercars. A Drive Crazy game mode also appears in the rotation.
| Activity type | Vehicle restriction |
|---|---|
| Race | Fiat 500 F 1968 |
| Race | Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe |
| Race | Maserati Alfieri Concept |
| Slalom | Italian Street Tier 1 |
| Escape | Italian Hypercar |
| Drive Crazy | Italian Hypercar |
That mixture requires players to prepare more than one vehicle class if they want to maximise their Summit score.
Motorfest’s Summit format rewards players for completing a collection of weekly activities and improving their leaderboard results, making vehicle preparation and clean runs particularly important for players targeting the highest ranking tiers.
New Vanity Rotation Brings Eight Cosmetics
The August 11 update also refreshes Motorfest’s vanity rotation.
Eight cosmetic items are available for Crew Credits this week, ranging from underglows and tire effects to smoke and nitro customisations.
The rotation includes:
- Miami Heritage Underglow for 70,000 Crew Credits
- Multi-Colour Smoke for 40,000
- Pink Nitro for 10,000
- Sweet’n’icy Rooftop for 70,000
- Aquatic Splash Smoke for 70,000
- Neon Waves Underglow for 40,000
- Deep Blue Tire for 10,000
- Water Splash Nitro for 40,000
Players interested in cosmetic customisation therefore have a broad selection this week, although buying the complete rotation would require a substantial amount of Crew Credits.
Season 10 Continues Its Three-Month Structure
The weekly update sits inside The Crew Motorfest Season 10, which launched in July with a revised seasonal framework.
Ubisoft moved to a three-month structure designed to deliver a more curated flow of activities. Season 10 introduced The Motorfest Late Show, which releases new automotive-themed events throughout the season, alongside the returning Stories format and an expanded TrackForge editor.
TrackForge received Street and Touge tools intended to support tighter urban and mountain-style circuits. Drift Race and Drift Trial were also added as new event types.
The season also introduced the Hawaii Grand Tour, a roughly one-hour driving challenge across the game’s open world, giving players a much longer-form activity alongside the usual short events and weekly competitions.
Fiat 500 F Is Part of Season 10’s Vehicle Rollout
The Fiat 500 F used heavily in this week’s Summit is also one of the vehicles introduced during Season 10.
Ubisoft previously confirmed that 18 vehicles would arrive across the season, with the 1968 Fiat 500 F joining the Street Tier 1 category in early August.
That makes the Dolce Vita Summit a natural showcase for one of Season 10’s newer additions.
Rather than simply placing the car in the shop or vehicle catalogue, Ubisoft is giving players multiple competitive activities built specifically around it.
The Maserati selections broaden that theme by moving from the compact Fiat into classic grand touring and concept-car territory.
Community Photos Remain Part of the Weekly Update
Ubisoft has also continued its regular Community Roundup.
This week’s selected Motorfest screenshots come from players opti4909 on Discord, DiggyDaN1671 on Reddit and JoniTrasel on X.
The feature remains a small part of the weekly update, but it gives community-created photography a consistent place alongside the gameplay rotation.
Motorfest’s photo mode allows players to pause outside races, reposition the camera and adjust environmental elements before capturing images, which helps explain why community photography has become a recurring part of Ubisoft’s weekly communication.
Assessment
The August 11 rotation is a relatively focused weekly update rather than a major content drop.
Its strength is the Dolce Vita theme. Fiat and Maserati give the Summit a clear automotive identity, while the combination of races, skills and Hypercar activities provides enough variety to make vehicle preparation meaningful.
The new vanity selection gives customisation-focused players another reason to check the store, but the competitive Summit remains the main attraction.
Season 10 already delivered the larger structural additions in July. This week’s update instead shows how Ubisoft is using the weekly rotation to keep those systems active with themed competitions and newly introduced cars.
For players who enjoy Italian machinery or competitive Summit leaderboards, Dolce Vita is the main reason to return to Motorfest this week.
