Evolution Studios has released a 1.4GB update for PlayStation 4-exclusive racer Driveclub that adds dynamic weather.

The new game update 1.08, available to download now, also adds two new tracks and a raft of improvements.

The headline new feature is the addition of weather for offline play and online play - the latter to be enabled when the multiplayer events are updated a little later this weekend. The two new tracks are Atlanterhavsvegen in Norway and Sinclair Pass in Canada. Here's the patch notes:New Features:

Adds weather to the game, for online and offline play.

Adds two new tracks, both including reverse variants: Atlanterhavsvegen in Norway and Sinclair Pass in Canada.

Improvements:

Adds the option to configure Throttle/Brake controls onto Up/Down on Right Stick.

Adds the ability to access Club Cars when offline.

Adds the ability to access Club Paint Jobs when offline.

Adds track maps and stats to each track card in Single Event.

Adds player statistics to various panels within Single Event and Challenges.

Includes more minor bug fixes, performance improvements and usability tweaks.

Meanwhile, Evo revealed new add-ons due out later in December:

Adds support for the Mazzanti Evantra, coming to PlayStation Store as a free download later in December.

Adds support for the Redline Expansion Pack, coming to PlayStation Store as a premium download later in December. This

Expansion Pack includes the Redline Car Pack and Redline Tour Pack.

The Redline Car Pack includes 5 new cars: Mercedes SLS AMG E-Drive, McLaren F1 LM, Renault Alpine A110-50, Ferrari 458

Speciale, and Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.

The Redline Tour Pack includes 11 new Events and 5 new Trophies.

Adds support for the Elements Tour Pack, coming to PlayStation Store as a premium download later in December.

The Elements Tour Pack includes 11 new Events and 5 new Trophies.

DriveClub has endured a torrid launch, forcing Sony to indefinitely postpone the DriveClub PS Plus Edition. Originally scheduled to launch alongside the full edition, a plague of issues preventing many players from going online caused Sony to hold back the PS Plus Edition, with no release in sight.