Paris Games Week 2025 marks the debut of EVA’s new VR racing experience, signaling a broader rollout planned for 2026.

The experience blends real electric go-karts in a 500-square-meter arena with a virtual race on a VR headset, allowing real motion and drifting in a shared space.

This launch aligns with growing demand for high-end location-based VR, as EVA expands its LBE venues to more than 60 sites worldwide, starting mainly in France and Belgium with plans to reach the United States.

Images hint at the possible use of Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise headsets (Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2), though EVA has not confirmed this.

The current setup supports four players per session for about twenty minutes, with plans to scale to six to eight players by September 2026 as EVA venues grow.

Development began shortly before Paris Games Week, led by EVA co‑founder Jean Mariotte and VP of Games Paul Catuli, drawing on experiences from After-H Battle Arena and Moon of the Dead.

EVA’s broader portfolio includes flagship title After-H and a strategic push to expand EVA venues globally.

EVA revealed a new VR racing experience, EVA Karting GP, at Paris Games Week 2025.