SEGA has revealed India as the fifth and final destination in Crazy Taxi: World Tour, completing the upcoming arcade driving game’s international map lineup. A new trailer released on November 13, 2026, showcases the country’s urban streets, rural landscapes and industrial environments, alongside a possible Bollywood-themed mission.
India joins four previously announced locations: the US West Coast, Germany, Japan and Brazil. With all five destinations now revealed, players have a clearer picture of the environments they will explore when Crazy Taxi: World Tour launches in 2027.
The India map features three distinct environments: City, Countryside and Industrial. Each introduces different scenery and driving opportunities while retaining the series’ fast-paced taxi gameplay.
The City area features busy marketplaces, nightlife and local architecture, creating densely populated streets for players to navigate. The Countryside shifts the action toward natural landscapes and historic temples, while the Industrial area introduces commercial districts, transportation infrastructure and trains.
SEGA’s latest trailer also highlights large jumps and shortcuts scattered throughout the environments, suggesting that finding alternative routes will remain important when completing fares against the clock.
One notable sequence teases a possible Bollywood-inspired activity. The footage shows a passenger carrying a camera, suggesting that players could participate in a mission involving a film production. However, SEGA has not fully explained how the activity works or whether it forms part of the main campaign.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour was officially announced during the Xbox Games Showcase in June 2026. The new installment is directed by original series creator Kenji Kanno and expands the franchise beyond its traditional arcade format with a story-driven international adventure.
The campaign follows returning protagonist Axel as he pursues mysterious masked criminals who have stolen his taxi. Players will travel between locations, transport passengers and complete driving challenges while progressing through the story.
Beyond the campaign, SEGA has confirmed multiplayer modes, vehicle customization and a returning Arcade Mode inspired by the original games. The announcement also featured The Offspring’s “All I Want,” a song closely associated with the series.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is scheduled to launch in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC through Steam and Xbox on PC. The game will also support Xbox Play Anywhere.
SEGA has not announced an exact release date. With India’s reveal completing the five-map lineup, further details about individual missions, multiplayer features and the game’s release schedule remain outstanding.
