Need for Speed Unbound Vol. 7 Is Out Now, Adding Drift & Drag Modes + Underground-Inspired League Progression

May 21, 2024 at 08:30am EDT
Need for Speed Unbound

Today, Criterion Games announced the release of Need for Speed Unbound Vol.7, an update that adds modes and progression systems inspired by Need for Speed: Underground.

Need for Speed Unbound Vol.7 also adds the BMW M3 Competition Touring '23 and the Ford Mustang Dark Horse '24. These cars are fully customizable and include several unlockable body kit options. Players can get them by completing the Speed Pass and Premium Speed Pass, as outlined below.

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Speed Pass (45 total Tiers):

CAR: BMW M3 Competition Touring ‘23
BODYKITS: BMW M3 Competition Touring ‘23
CUSTOM: Underground-Dragster BMW M3 Competition Touring ‘23
CHARACTER SKIN FOR MP: Anechka, Boost, and Waru
COSMETICS: Rims from Equip, Rotiform, and more

Premium Speed Pass (30 total Tiers):

CAR: Ford Mustang Dark Horse ‘24
BODYKITS: Ford Mustang Dark Horse ‘24
CUSTOM: Ford Mustang Dark Horse ‘24 - Speedhunters Edition (Drag)
CUSTOM: BMW M3 Competition Touring ‘23 - Speedhunters Edition (Drift)
CUSTOM: Underground-Drifter Ford Mustang Dark Horse ‘24
NFS LEGENDS CUSTOM: Melissa’s Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX ‘99
COSMETICS: Music-reactive customization parts
COSMETICS: LCD License plates and rims
DRIVING EFFECTS: Rip Up, Burn Up the Road

Moreover, new NFS Legends content arrives in this volume with Underground-inspired PVP playlists. If you still haven't checked out Need for Speed Unbound, you can find our review here to learn all about it.

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