- New Ferrari collaboration unveiled at PMGC 2025
- Themed sports cars and content will arrive in 2026
- The tradition of thunderous car crossovers continues
PUBG Mobile’s long-standing love affair with luxury cars is simply undeniable. And over time it only got longer. During the opening ceremony of the PUBG Mobile 2025 Global Championship in Bangkok, the team confirmed a up-to-date global partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP, which is expected to hit the battlefields in 2026.
This marks Ferrari’s first appearance in PUBG Mobile and is positioned as more than just a flashy skin drop. The partnership builds on Ferrari’s racing heritage and engineering identity, with exclusive content dedicated to Ferrari and Scuderia Ferrari HP expected to arrive in the game next year. We still don’t know the exact models, but we expect them to be quick. And brilliant.
I feel like vehicle collaboration has become a core part of PUBG Mobile and its scale is constantly growing. Porsche-related content has yet to be released, and we’ve previously seen collaborations with brands such as Lotus and Shelby, each with a greater emphasis on realism, detail and collectability. In hindsight, Ferrari’s entry into this rotation seems inevitable.
What helps make this collaboration happen is where it was announced. The fact that it appeared during the PMGC opening ceremony gives it a bit more weight than the standard crossover reveal. This doesn’t sound like anything up-to-date, but rather a long-term partnership, which would be stimulating.
For now, this is a forward-looking announcement. Ferrari’s content won’t arrive until 2026, and PUBG Mobile is keeping details under wraps. However, given the track record of recent vehicle partnerships, you can expect highly detailed cars, themed cosmetics and a presence that goes beyond simply replacing a Dacia.
And if all this talk of quick cars and high-stakes shootouts makes you want to come back, our list of the best battle royale games on Android is a good place to see what else is worth playing right now.
