In line with its March update, Evolution Studios' racing game "Driveclub" has been revealed to have new drift mode scoring, level cap boost, and new cars and bikes.

On Mar. 9, "Driveclub" wrote on its official Twitter account that drift mode was changing with this month's update, adding that fast and precise drifts would earn much bigger scores.

Fans are set to enjoy new features while playing "Driveclub," as the game's March update has been released. As per Game Spot, the update has introduced drift mode scoring and new level caps.

The drift mode scoring means that fast and precise drifts now earn larger scores while going off track, driving slowly, and smashing with walls will lead to a penalty to prevent exploits. It has also been revealed that 25 new Elite levels, 25 new Driver levels, and 35 new Club levels have been added to a cap of 60, 120, and 120, respectively, along with new livery rewards to unlock along the way.

Along with the new update, Evolution Studios reportedly announced a new expansion pack, which is called Finish Line. It features six events, five trophies, and two new cars - the Jaguar XJ220 and Koeniggsegg Regera. Another expansion is the MV Agusta, which features similar number of trophies and events, but it brings two bikes, the MV Agusta F4RC and MV Agusta Brutale 1090 Corsa.

The prices of the aforementioned expansions are yet to be revealed. They are set to be released on Mar. 22.

Developed by Evolution Studios and published by Sony Computer Entertainment, "Driveclub" is a 2014 racing video game that allows players to compete in racing events on a global scale in several kinds of fashions. The game also permits gamers to compete in clubs with other players, giving them reputation as one of the best clubs, and level up to unlock higher level items.

Available in both single-player and multiplayer mode, "Driveclub" can be played on the PlayStation 4.