BeamNG.drive has been released in version 0.40.4 on Steam.

BeamNG.drive is a realistic vehicle simulation with soft-body physics, in which vehicles deform in detail during crashes.

The update brings numerous vehicle fixes, a default controller configuration for the Thrustmaster T150 and three Linux fixes (virtual keyboard, monitor selection on X11, HDR too bright on KDE Plasma).

Vehicles

• Cherrier Percheron: Fixed missing splitter switch on the manual transmission, brake and clutch pedals clipping into the floor, and mesh behavior on the front airbag suspension
• Ibishu Pessima (1988): Fixed an issue where breaking the rear door seals would create holes in the roof and strut towers
• Ibishu BX-Series: Fixed the emissive textures and models on fixed headlights so they work properly with low and high beams again
• Hirochi Sunburst: Fixed rear hillclimb diffuser getting in a fight with the driver and passenger seats
• Cherrier Vivace and Soliad Wendover: Fixed passenger positioning in their seats
• License plates: Fixed plates not updating correctly when the design is changed and rendering to correctly use the sRGB profile

Gameplay

• Split-screen: All game mode vehicles are properly reset now, added an option for each player to choose a character face
• Fixed leftover ghost objects potentially wrecking your vehicle during (or after) playing rally loops, career tutorials, and freeroam delivery missions
• Drag racing: Fixed a brief stutter when crossing the finish line, just before the time appears on the timeslip

Career Mode

• Fixed a game freeze that could happen when installing certain parts
• Added a potential fix for broken vehicle part conditions that can prevent the save from loading

Input & Force Feedback

• Added a default configuration for the Thrustmaster T150 Racing Wheel on PS5 and PC
• Fixed an issue in the oscillation detection system which could sometimes cause a force feedback wheel to steer by itself to the right
• Reduced default force feedback strength of Thrustmaster wheels by 25%
• Fixed the clutch disengaging by itself during a recovery, even if the pedal was still pressed down

Game Engine

• Fixed rare crashes during lengthy startup times, such as those caused by SSD storage with anomalously low read/write performance

Vehicle AI & Traffic

• Fixed 4-way stop deadlock caused by falsely yielding to cars queued behind at a turning road

Virtual Reality

• Fixed ghosting, washed-out images, missing lights, excessive brightness when entering VR, ignored upscaler settings, and a crash
• Reduced VRAM use by another 100MB when using the traditional user interface rendering

Replay

• Fixed a memory leak when jumping back and forth (1MB of memory was lost per 3 seeks)
• Fixed tire skidding sounds missing, or coming from only one wheel (applies to newly recorded replays only)

Linux

• Fixed text input logic in the virtual keyboard and similar cases
• Fixed the BeamNG window forgetting which monitor to start on when using X11
• Fixed HDR being too bright on KDE Plasma

Source: BeamNG.drive