Coachella Update

The Coachella Update (v1.4.0) is the fourth update of Asphalt Xtreme and was released on May 3, 2017, for iOS.
== Announcement ==
The following text was published on the Apple Store:
The action is getting more extreme with every update! And this one is no exception, as we open up a new track, streamline your Career, and make it easier to craft your next favorite off-road racer.
* NEW COACHELLA VALLEY TRACK: Hit some hard turns along the burning sands of this California desert track.
* 3 NEW VEHICLES: There's a new speed machine for nearly every style of racer, including the Chevrolet Colorado ZR2, Suzuki SX-4 S-Cross, and the Ford Mustang Mach 1
* STREAMLINED CAREER MODE: Progress has been simplified with a linear path through the events and no more vehicle restrictions.
* VEHICLE GALLERY: Easily check out your collection by vehicle type and review each one's stats.
* BLUEPRINTS FOR SUCCESS: Introducing a crafty new feature that puts every vehicle in the game within your grasp! Just collect the appropriate Blueprints and upgrade them with Tools to unlock your next favorite off-road racer!
* AND MUCH MORE: New Boxes brimming with Blueprints, 2 more Special Projects for new vehicles, and other upgrades and bug fixes for an overall smoother time playing.
== New Vehicles ==
Class D
* Suzuki SX-4 S-Cross (Rally Car)
Class A
* Ford Mustang Mach 1 (Monster Truck, Special Projects vehicle)
Class S
* Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 (Pickup)
== Game Changes ==
* New location added: Coachella Valley.
* All vehicles now require Blueprints to be built and upgraded.
** Unlike Asphalt 8: Airborne, building a vehicle is instantly done with no waiting period or cost.
* Upgrades and vehicle rating are now based on levels.
** Fully upgraded vehicles now have the "MAX" icon. This icon is reused from Asphalt 8: Airborne
** Players who had sufficiently upgraded vehicles prior to the update will be set to MAX.
** The prices for all upgrades have been reduced.
** Upgrades now also have a waiting period before it is installed.
*** Oil level and changes are no longer accessible when an upgrade is being installed and vice versa.
* An oil change for all vehicles now cost 
* The Garage icon in the main menu now shows a grid of all vehicles by either category (Class or Type)
* Vehicle type now lists Rally Cars as first followed by Buggies
* Upgrade cards have been significantly reduced down to just 2 types: Performance Class Tools and Vehicle Blueprints.
** Players are compensated for the loss of cards with and .
** Cards are no longer sellable even if the player already has the vehicle and at MAX
* Decals for locked vehicles are now viewable outside of Free Ride Events.
* The ticket cost for Free Ride and Clash events have been reduced to 2 from the original 4.
* The rewards for Solo Challenge events have been reduced to 3 from the original 6.
* Mastery races are now horizontally scrolled through instead of vertically.
** Mastery is also no longer part of the Career screen and is only accessible by the garage.
** All of the Mastery unlocked decals are now obtainable.
** Higher Tier vehicles now have more than 15 challenges.
* Career seasons are now in a single list and require Performance Class and Vehicle Level instead of specific model(s).
** Career mode has also been significantly shortened down to a total of 300 races and 900 stars.
* Pro Boxes have been renamed to: Iron, Bronze, Silver and Gold.
** The number of card drops for each box has been reduced but are now also cheaper to purchase.
** Iron box, which replaces the previous 4 hour box is now also purchasable for .
** Opening a box now plays a new sound effect.
** All cards now show their performance class type on the back.
** Purchasing boxes will give points for permanent increases in the power value of all 4 box types for an increased chance of obtaining certain cards. Purchasing more expensive boxes grants more points.
* New loading screen: A Suzuki SX-4 S-Cross on Coachella Valley
* Claiming the rewards for each race now shows the bonus star requirement underneath the reward
* Oil usage has been reduced
* Several vehicles had their Performance Class changed:
** Rage Comet R (Class D -> Class C)
** Jeep Wrangler Rubicon (Class C -> Class D)
** Lynx DCC 2016-J (Class C -> Class B)
** Volkswagen Polo R (Class C -> Class B)
** Ford Super Duty F-450 Platinum (Class C-> Class B)
** Volkswagen Type 2 (T1) (Class C -> Class B)
** Ford Fiesta ST GRC (Class B -> Class S)
** SMG Buggy Dakar (Class B -> Class A)
** Mercedes-Benz G 500 4X4 (2) (Class B -> Class A)
** Mercedes-Benz Zetros (Class B -> Class S)
** Chevrolet 3100 Pickup (Class B -> Class A)
** Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X (Class A -> Class S)
** Ariel Nomad (Class A -> Class S)
** Range Rover Evoque (Class A -> Class S)
** 1968 Chevrolet Camaro (Class A -> Class S)
** Ford 3-Window Coupé (Class A -> Class S)
* The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X's Special Projects event was revived, featuring all new challenges.
* For players who starts playing from this update onwards, the starter car was changed to Ford Focus RS, in place of Land Rover Defender.
== Update Trailer ==
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== Trivia ==
* Along with the Alps Update and Black Market Update, the Windows version of Asphalt Xtreme would only receive updates at a significantly later date.
** The Alps and Coachella Updates would also be bundled together.
* In the Windows version of Asphalt Xtreme, there is a glitch where the pro box button will show the "Free Box!" banner even if a free box is currently not available when opening the game. This gets fixed after a few seconds.
* The Windows version of Asphalt Xtreme also has a bug where all sponsor decals disappears from all cars. This was fixed in the Black Market, Nepal, and Porsche Update bundles.
== References ==