Crazy Taxi: World Tour Adds Brazil as Latest Playable Map

SEGA has officially pulled the curtain back on the latest addition to the upcoming arcade racer, Crazy Taxi: World Tour. Revealed during the Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference, the new map transports players to the streets and coastlines of Brazil. The announcement was made by franchise veteran and original series creator Kenji Kanno, who serves as producer for this latest high-octane entry.

The reveal confirms that the Brazil map represents the fourth of five total locations included in the game’s single-player World Tour story campaign. The new trailer showcases a blend of dense, eclectic urban environments and scenic coastal roads, aiming to capture the aesthetic contrast between the country’s modern city life and its famous natural landscapes. Kanno noted that the development team drew direct inspiration from the vibrant nature of Brazil’s city streets and dramatic beaches, hoping players can immerse themselves in the beauty and excitement of Brazil.

A core element of the series returning in this iteration is the integration of real-world brands. Players will be able to tear across the new map while navigating past recognizable storefronts, including Habib’s, Fogo de Chão, and Fast Shop. These retailers join the growing roster of real-life stores featured in the game, maintaining the long-standing tradition of bringing real-world immersion to the trademark high-speed, arcade-style gameplay. The series, which has maintained a dedicated fan base for years, is aiming to modernize its formula through this new global approach to track design.

While the game continues to build anticipation, SEGA has not provided specific details regarding regional server support, localized pricing, or the full list of store integrations for global markets. Players waiting to dive into the world of Crazy Taxi: World Tour should keep an eye on future SEGA broadcasts for additional information as the final release nears.

Why it matters

For long-time fans, this map is a significant look at how the developers are modernizing the classic formula while keeping the identity of the series intact. By featuring authentic local retailers, the game continues its legacy of blending real-world immersion with its trademark high-speed, arcade-style gameplay. As the title approaches its launch, these reveals help define the scale of the new single-player story mode and demonstrate how the team is utilizing global locations to expand the franchise.

Updated to correct details.