Farming Simulator 25: Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack – Actros, Arocs & Unimog

On September 9, 2025, the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack delivered one of the most anticipated expansions for Farming Simulator 25. After the technical focus of the MacDon Pack and the return of classic agricultural brands, this time the spotlight was on transport—an aspect that, in modern agriculture, is every bit as important as tractors and combines.

The DLC introduced not only new vehicles but also a new level of realism. With officially licensed Mercedes-Benz models, the game gained a lineup that nearly dissolves the boundaries between agriculture, logistics, and road transport. Giants Software used the opportunity to expand both the physics and the economic simulation—from handling and trailer systems to integration with production chains.

With the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack, it became clear that Farming Simulator 25 is no longer just a game about working the fields, but about the entire agricultural system: production, transport, trade, and infrastructure.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks in Farming Simulator 25: Officially Licensed Pack

Mercedes-Benz Trucks had appeared in earlier versions of the game unofficially via mods or temporary collaborations, but this official pack marks the brand’s first full-fledged appearance in a mainline title.

Mercedes-Benz stands for reliability, engineering excellence, and performance—three qualities that fit the tone of the game perfectly. Giants Software worked closely with the manufacturer to depict not only the design but also the driving behavior and technology of the vehicles as realistically as possible.

At the center are three models: the Mercedes-Benz Actros, the versatile Arocs, and the compact Unimog U530, which serves as a link between a traditional tractor and a road-going vehicle. Together, they form a system that revolutionizes the game’s entire transport sector.

Mercedes-Benz Actros in FS25: King of the Road

The Mercedes-Benz Actros is the flagship of the pack. With its distinctive design and tremendous power, it brings the professionalism of freight transport to country roads and field tracks.

In Farming Simulator 25, it’s more than just a truck. Thanks to the new driving physics, the Actros behaves realistically on asphalt, gravel, and tilled soil. Suspension behavior, response to load, and trailer inertia are simulated so precisely that you can feel the vehicle’s power in every movement.

With more than 600 hp, the Actros is ideal for heavy hauling. Whether it’s harvested crops, building materials, or large machinery—this truck lets you handle logistics tasks more efficiently than ever. Especially in combination with the pack’s new semi-trailers, it unlocks possibilities far beyond what the game previously offered.

The Actros also features a fully animated cockpit, including a digital display, lighting controls, and shifting sequences. Giants Software used original Mercedes-Benz data to make every motion look authentic.

Mercedes-Benz Arocs in FS25: Off-road Power for Timber, Construction & Fieldwork

While the Actros is built for the road, the Arocs is the workhorse among the trucks. Purpose-built for off-road use and hauling on unpaved routes, it shows its strengths exactly there in the game.

In Farming Simulator 25, the Arocs is a flexible tool. Its all-wheel-drive configuration, high ground clearance, and robust suspension make it perfect for construction sites, timber hauling, or rough terrain.

The DLC introduces new bodies, including dump beds, log decks, and combined trailer systems. This lets the Arocs haul not only grain or sand, but also logs, equipment, and even vehicles.

Particularly impressive is the new tire system, which reacts realistically to weight, surface, and pressure. Depending on the load, rolling resistance and traction change. Players can clearly feel how important it is to choose the right truck for the job.

The Arocs symbolizes the connection between agriculture and industry—a line that is becoming increasingly blurred in modern farming.

Unimog U530 in FS25: The Versatile Multi-tool

No Mercedes-Benz DLC would be complete without the Unimog U530. This compact and versatile U530 is one of the world’s most recognizable utility vehicles—and in Farming Simulator 25 it’s a true all‑purpose machine.

The Unimog can traverse plowed tracks, tow trailers, run spreaders or a front loader, and still be used on public roads. Its modular design makes it the link between field and town.

Giants Software equipped it with numerous customization options: tire treads, hydraulic systems, additional weights, front attachments, and a wide range of paint finishes. That way, you can tailor the Unimog to nearly any task—whether as a transport vehicle, service unit, or logistics helper.

Its handling is precise and agile. Unlike heavy trucks, the Unimog responds immediately to steering inputs and is well-suited to smaller farms or narrow forest paths. It’s the heart of the pack—a vehicle you can deploy anywhere that also embodies a piece of agricultural history.

New Trailers & Modular Coupling System for Trucks

The Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack doesn’t just add vehicles; it also introduces a new system of trailers and semi-trailers. Fully compatible with all three vehicle types, they cover a wide range of use cases.

For the Actros, there are semi-trailers with variable loading ramps and sidewalls that simplify transporting machinery and goods. The Arocs makes use of rugged dump trailers and log trailers, while the Unimog can tow smaller carts and service trailers.

New is the modular coupling system. It lets you combine different bodies with a common base chassis. The same trailer frame can serve as a tanker, tipper, or flatbed. This drastically expands flexibility and brings Farming Simulator 25 even closer to the complexity of real-world logistics.

Realistic Truck Driving Physics in Farming Simulator 25

One of the DLC’s biggest strengths is the improved driving feel. Giants Software has significantly reworked truck physics. Speed, mass, and cornering feel more authentic. The difference is especially noticeable under full load: vehicles take longer to brake, oscillate after stopping, and lose some traction on wet surfaces or gravel.

Traffic behavior was adjusted as well. AI vehicles react to the trucks’ size and speed and yield accordingly. On narrow country roads, this creates moments that feel surprisingly real—like when you’re hauling a full trailer uphill and a car suddenly approaches from the opposite direction. Transport is no longer just a means to an end, but a standalone gameplay pillar with a learning curve.

Transport Economy: Costs, Efficiency, and Capacity

With the new Mercedes-Benz vehicles, the game’s economic layer expands, too. On larger maps or in production chains with multiple stations, transport has become a decisive factor.

The trucks are expensive to purchase, but they offer tremendous capacity. If you want to move grain, milk, timber, or industrial goods efficiently, they will save you time and resources in the long run.

Beyond that, the economy has been slightly tuned: fuel costs, maintenance, and wear play a bigger role for trucks, leading to more strategic decisions. Players now have to weigh when it’s worth deploying an Arocs in the field or using the Actros for long-distance hauls. These choices give the in-game economy more depth.

Graphics & Sound: Genuine Mercedes Quality in the Cockpit

The Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack makes a strong case for how realistic vehicles in Farming Simulator 25 can look today. Paintwork reflects light authentically, metal surfaces show wear, and raindrops bead across the bodywork.

The cabin interiors are faithfully recreated. Readouts, instruments, and even seat textures match the real models. On startup you hear the rich engine note; during gear changes, the mechanical click of the transmission. Giants Software used real vehicle recordings to deliver an authentic soundscape.

This audio quality greatly enhances immersion. Especially in cockpit view, you get the feeling of sitting in a real truck.

Multiplayer Logistics: Servers, Convoys, and Coordination

The DLC shows its full strength in multiplayer. On dedicated servers, players can build transport chains that span entire maps. While one group harvests in the field, others handle logistics—a clear division of labor that makes gameplay more realistic and dynamic.

With the new trucks, coordination and efficiency reach a new level. Especially in large-scale projects like timber hauling or production chains, logistics effort becomes a central gameplay element. Many server communities now use the pack to simulate complete delivery networks—including carriers, fuel stations, and maintenance services.

Conclusion: Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack in Farming Simulator 25

The Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack is one of the most technically impressive expansions for Farming Simulator 25. It doesn’t just bring a legendary brand into the game; it also changes how you think about transport and logistics in agriculture.

With the three new vehicles—Actros, Arocs, and Unimog—plus the modular trailer system, the DLC offers tools for every operation size and playstyle. Whether on asphalt roads, farm tracks, or forest trails, these machines combine power with elegance and make every drive an experience.

On a dedicated Farming Simulator server from 4Netplayers, the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack reaches its full potential. Here, players can build complex transport networks, plan convoys, and tackle the logistical challenges of modern agriculture together. With stable performance, flexible management, and realistic tech, every haul becomes a precise, impressive task—and every mile a testament to the fascination that only real machine power can deliver.

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