Crazy Taxi World Tour, SEGA, Arcade Racing, Switch 2, PS5, PC
Temples, Markets, Old Trains and Maybe a Bollywood Film Set.
- By Pratik Pol
- November 14, 2026
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SEGA has revealed India as the last map in Crazy Taxi: World Tour, with a new trailer on November 13. It is the fifth and final city, so the full list of locations is now confirmed.
The India Map
India is split into three zones:
- City: busy markets, nightlife and local architecture.
- Countryside: ancient temples and natural landscapes.
- Industrial: trade hubs and a look at one of the world’s oldest trains.
The trailer also hints at a Bollywood moment. A passenger with a camera appears to be a film director, so you may end up driving to a film set
What Else We Know
The other four cities are the US West Coast, Germany, Japan and Brazil. The story follows Axel, who chases a masked gang of international car thieves after they steal his taxi. Along the way you pick up passengers in each city.
Classic fans get Arcade Mode, where you race the clock to earn as much cash as you can, and multiplayer modes that work across platforms. The soundtrack brings back songs from The Offspring and Bad Religion.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC in 2027. SEGA hasn’t announced an exact date. It’s the first major Crazy Taxi game since High Roller in 2002, and it was first shown at this year’s Xbox Games Showcase. It’s also part of SEGA’s push to bring back older series.



