Crazy Taxi: World Tour shows its Brazil map at Brasil Game Show

On Friday, October 9, 2026, SEGA showed the Brazil map in Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The Welcome to Brazil trailer was presented at the Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference by Kenji Kanno, creator of the original Crazy Taxi and producer of the new game. It is the fourth of five maps in the single-player World Tour campaign.

What the trailer shows

The route mixes dense streets and stretches of coast. According to My Nintendo News's account of the conference, the map includes real storefronts: Habib's, Fogo de Chão, and Fast Shop. Those brands join the recognizable retailers SEGA has been placing in the game, in the same spirit as earlier entries in the series.

Kanno said in a statement: "The striking contrast between Brazil's dense, eclectic streetscapes and modern city life heavily inspired our team. Alongside the bright, vibrant beaches and dramatic natural scenery, we hope players can immerse themselves in the beauty and excitement of Brazil." That is a producer statement, not a promise of content beyond what the trailer shows.

Where the map sits in the game

The campaign follows Axel after a group of masked car thieves steals his taxi. The chase crosses five cities, with missions, side activities, passengers, and different terrain. Driving keeps timed deliveries, drifts, and jumps. There is also an arcade mode in the classic timed format. Multiplayer, including cross-platform play, is planned. Those structure points were described by outlets covering the trailer, not as a closed list of features exclusive to the Brazil map.

Crazy Taxi: World Tour arrives in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store. The Xbox store page is here. The exact date inside 2027 and the name of the fifth city have not been announced.

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