- Standalone;
- Sold in Peterbilt;
- Own interior;
- Own lightmask;
- Tuning;
- Support for DLC Cabin Accessories and Flags;
- Advanced hitch;
- Changed the sound.

Adds new chassis for the standard oversized Kenwort T 680.

Authors: 349hugo, Pendragon, Viper, Aradeth, Ohaha, Solaris, Shin2044

Several types of twin trailers with different loads.

- Standalone;
- Advanced hitch.

There are two options in the archive,

- Author's version (cargoes ~ 70 tons);
- Edited version (loads ~30 tons).

Tanker pack with 4 skins. Two company skins, clean and dirty. Autonomous, in traffic, 4 types of cargo, advanced hitch.

- Standalone;
- Sold in Kenworth;
- Interior;
- Sounds;
- Various skins;
- Small tuning.

Authors: Cristóbal Rodríguez, Kevin Torres, Goose & Mark, MaGo

- Standalone;
- Only in the property;
- 4 loads;
- Present in traffic;
- Reflective back and side stripes;
- Advanced hitch;
- Cable support.

- Standalone;
- Compatible with any maps;
- Trailers for transportation of grain.

Loads:

- Corn;
- Wheat;
- Oats;
- Sorghum;
- Rice;
- Fertilizer.

Today, the developers from SCS Software studio, after receiving the results of closed testing, announced the release date of the American Truck Simulator: New Mexico expansion – Thursday, November 9, 2017.

The digital distribution price on Steam is set at $11.99, €11.99, £8.99, and the DLC will also be sold in retail stores in some regions. Unfortunately, the price in ruble equivalent has not been announced yet, but in the very near future, we will be able to see it ourselves on the expansion page on Steam (the price is expected to be around 700 rubles).

You can read more about the expansion here.