Euro Truck Simulator 2 – Iberia Codes

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The Iberian Peninsula has a rich and diverse landscape, from semi-arid deserts in the southeast to verdant coniferous forests. Iberia is home to many historic villages and towns, narrow streets, old churches, and impressive castles. Visit the Spanish capital, Madrid, the coastal capital of Portugal, Lisbon, many coastal cities such as Málaga and Olhão, and many inland cities. It is an important part of a strong export economy and transports goods from Iberia through Europe.

Iberia is fun, here’s why

• Explore the Tabernas Desert, often dubbed ‘the only desert in mainland Europe’
• Connect Iberia to the rest of Europe with shipping from its busy ports
• Supply of auto parts and whole cars to and from various auto factories to shipping terminals
• Take a break at truck stops and gas stations built to match their real-life counterparts
• See landmarks of all shapes and sizes, from medieval castles to statues of historical figures
• Enjoy stunning views of the coast and even the famous ‘The Rock of Gibraltar’ located on the other side of the bay from the coastal town of Algeciras
• Immerse yourself in new ambient sounds, from the gentle sound of the wind through the valley to the chirping of birds
• Explore the mountainous area with various colorful rocks
• Visit landmarks like the Guadiana International Bridge and get expansive views with the observation feature
• Unlock Iberian exclusive Steam Achievements

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More about the Iberian Peninsula

Consciousness is power. You can learn all about Iberia’s resources, nature and economy below.

Eco-friendly zone

From semi-arid southeastern deserts to lush coniferous forests, the Iberian peninsula is home to rich and diverse ecosystems. With two main climates, temperature and weather can vary depending on where you are traveling. With Iberia being the second largest peninsula in Europe by area, you can definitely see a variety of different ecoregions.

Desert

Did you know that many Western classics are based on the American wild west, with traditional cowboy shooting and cross-eyed close-ups (yee-haw!), shot in the hot desert, and dust in Spain?

Located in southeastern Iberia and often dubbed ‘the only desert in mainland Europe’, you’ll find the Tabernas Desert, a dry but beautiful part of mainland Spain. This part of Iberia is the first desert climate ever to be featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2; and provides a very unique contrast to the lush and green forests that dominate the entire continent.

Whether you’re just traveling through or taking the scenic route, be sure to find movie locations, old town and cowboys… because this town isn’t big enough for the two of us, you.

Iberian Harbor

With more than 3,000 km of coastline, most of the largest cities and settlements in Iberia are located near or by the sea, and sea ports on the Iberian Peninsula play a very important role in the economy. Shipping, fishing and marine tourism are some of the peninsula’s largest industries. You’ll find many larger and smaller ports along the peninsula’s coastline.

The growing demand for more products and shipping means you won’t find a shortage of jobs near the port. With hundreds of shipments coming and going every day, you’ll be part of connecting Iberia to the world in terms of logistics.

car industry

Thanks to ports throughout Iberia connecting to Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa and the Atlantic Ocean, the movement of goods around the world makes Spain and Portugal ideal locations for car export manufacturers. Some of these operations are so large that many ports have their own dedicated car terminals, dedicated solely to shipping cars overseas.

Plays an important role in supplying auto parts and parts to and from various car factories across Europe to shipping terminals. With millions of cars coming off their respective production lines, there is no shortage of logistics jobs in the industry.

Architecture and Village

Wherever you travel on the peninsula, you’re sure to see a variety of different architectures. There are many popular styles that you may recognize while driving in Iberia. In particular, orange terracotta roofs are found in most villas, houses and buildings; made from abundant clay mined from quarries in the local area. The most common building design styles are designed with white walls, stone floors, and windows with shutters to help dissipate heat.

However, not everything about Iberia is genuine. From Colonial Spain (a mix of Native American and Moorish influences) to Neoclassical architecture, influences from around the world can be found in many of the buildings, and Spanish and Portuguese landmarks.

Don’t forget to slow down and take a moment to enjoy the history and beautiful architectural designs to be found in Spain and Portugal.

Iberian Energy

Iberia achieves a high demand for electricity by using modern energy sources instead of using traditional energy sources such as coal to generate electricity. One of the more popular modern energy sources is solar panels, which use solar energy (which is abundant in Iberia) as a way of generating electricity. Solar panels are most efficient when a large number of them are shared in a solar field. This area is covered with thousands of solar panels that provide large amounts of electricity to Spain and Portugal. Another source of energy that characterizes the Iberian Peninsula is wind obtained from turbine farms on hilltops, in valleys, and even offshore.

Truck stops and gas stations

Through mountains, cities and forests, drivers often seek shelter from the sun and a break from the journey ahead at suitable rest areas and gas stations designed for truckers. . With Iberia as one of Europe’s leading logistics capitals, truck stops are common throughout Spain and Portugal.

Most gas stations are handcrafted, allowing a variety of styles to be made to match their real-life counterparts. This rest stop will also feature another AI driver who will refuel and take a much-needed rest in the parking area. From small country gas stations to big truck stops on the highway, you can take the comfort of knowing your next stop isn’t too far away.

Rocks and Vegetation

Much of the Iberian Peninsula has a much drier climate than we are used to seeing across the rest of mainland Europe. You’ll see new tree models including spruce, palm, pine, dry shrub, olive tree, orange tree and cork, bringing to life a variety of vegetation that exists throughout Spain and Portugal.

You may be surprised to learn that this peninsula is actually very rocky. You will also find that Iberia is very colorful! As you’ll find in different states of the United States, Spain and Portugal have different colors of soil and rock. From reds, yellows and sometimes even grays, our team went to great lengths to capture the unique colors of each area of ​​this vast peninsula. After reading all this, we bet you think Iberian stone.