SEGA unveiled the Brazil map for Crazy Taxi: World Tour during its Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference, delivering the fourth of five maps planned for the game's single-player World Tour story campaign.
The announcement was accompanied by a new map trailer presented by original Crazy Taxi creator and producer of Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Kenji Kanno.
Background
The Crazy Taxi franchise was created by Kenji Kanno and first launched by SEGA on the Dreamcast in 1999.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour continues that lineage with a modern single-player World Tour campaign that will include multiple international maps; SEGA confirmed Brazil as the latest addition during the BGS presentation.
Brazil map details
SEGA's trailer showcases vibrant urban streets and dramatic coastal vistas that players will race through on the Brazil map.
The publisher confirmed that real-world retailers appear in the environment; the trailer highlights recognizable storefronts including Habib's, Fogo de Chão and Fast Shop, which join the roster of branded locations featured in Crazy Taxi: World Tour.
Paraphrased statement from Kenji Kanno
Kanno said the development team drew inspiration from Brazil's contrasts — dense, eclectic streetscapes against modern city life — and sought to capture both the bright, lively beaches and striking natural scenery so players can feel immersed in the country's energy and visual variety.
What this means for fans
The Brazil map being the fourth of five World Tour maps underscores SEGA's global approach to the game's story-driven single-player offering.
The inclusion of real-world storefronts continues a long-running Crazy Taxi tradition of populating maps with familiar urban landmarks.
SEGA listed the Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference as the source of the reveal.
Fans and industry observers should watch SEGA's official channels for further updates, including additional map reveals and details about platforms and release information as they are announced.
The announcement was accompanied by a new map trailer presented by original Crazy Taxi creator and producer of Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Kenji Kanno.
Background
The Crazy Taxi franchise was created by Kenji Kanno and first launched by SEGA on the Dreamcast in 1999.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour continues that lineage with a modern single-player World Tour campaign that will include multiple international maps; SEGA confirmed Brazil as the latest addition during the BGS presentation.
Brazil map details
SEGA's trailer showcases vibrant urban streets and dramatic coastal vistas that players will race through on the Brazil map.
The publisher confirmed that real-world retailers appear in the environment; the trailer highlights recognizable storefronts including Habib's, Fogo de Chão and Fast Shop, which join the roster of branded locations featured in Crazy Taxi: World Tour.
Paraphrased statement from Kenji Kanno
Kanno said the development team drew inspiration from Brazil's contrasts — dense, eclectic streetscapes against modern city life — and sought to capture both the bright, lively beaches and striking natural scenery so players can feel immersed in the country's energy and visual variety.
What this means for fans
The Brazil map being the fourth of five World Tour maps underscores SEGA's global approach to the game's story-driven single-player offering.
The inclusion of real-world storefronts continues a long-running Crazy Taxi tradition of populating maps with familiar urban landmarks.
SEGA listed the Brasil Game Show 2026 press conference as the source of the reveal.
Fans and industry observers should watch SEGA's official channels for further updates, including additional map reveals and details about platforms and release information as they are announced.
