New BeamMP Mods: You Voted, We Added Six Community Picks

A few months ago we opened a mod suggestions channel in our Discord. The deal was simple: drop a link to the BeamNG mod you want on your multiplayer server, tell us why, and let the community vote. The most-wanted mods get tested and added to the one-click install library on the Connect panel.

You delivered. Today, six of your top-voted requests are live — two maps and four vehicles. Every one of them installs on your BeamMP server straight from the Mods tab on your panel: one click, and we handle the upload, the config, and (for maps) the level switch. No FTP, no manual zips.

Here's what made the cut, who asked for it, and why your server wants each one.

What's in This Drop

All six are flagged New in the mod library this week, so they're easy to spot on your panel.

Skeleton Coast — The Biggest BeamNG Map We've Ever Added

The most ambitious request of the batch. Skeleton Coast by barham is a massive Namibia-inspired coastal desert — the largest map available for BeamNG.drive — with hundreds of kilometres of shoreline, dune fields, shipwrecks, and trails.

The player who requested it put it perfectly: "It would be fun to do multiplayer trucking or races on this map." Correct. This is convoy country. Load up a few trucks, pick a heading, and get gloriously lost. At 737 MB it's a chunky download for your players, but huge open maps like this are exactly what BeamMP multiplayer was made for.

On your panel: open the Mods tab, hit install, and we switch your server to the map automatically — no config editing.

Downhill Mayhem — A Downhill Racing Map Where Gravity Does the Work

Downhill Mayhem by hamster081 is a gravity-fuelled playground packed with varied downhill courses — race tracks, river rapids, train jumps, and more.

The pitch from the requester: "It's a really cool map to have a challenge with friends." It's chaos in the best way — everyone picks something with wheels, lines up at the top, and whoever reaches the bottom in one piece (or the most pieces) wins. If your server likes game nights more than hot laps, this is the one.

Bruckell LeGran Expansion Pack — This Batch's Top Vote

The single most-voted request in the channel, with 12 votes. modeewy25's expansion pack takes the humble LeGran and turns it into a platform: new engines, interiors, body kits, and themed variants including police, taxi, rally, and performance builds.

If your BeamMP server runs roleplay — or you just appreciate seeing a beige sedan turned into a rally weapon — this one earns its votes.

SP Winch — Multiplayer Off-Road Recovery, Literally Teamwork

Our favourite request reason of the batch, lightly abridged: "My favourite offroad mod… you and your friends can winch each other out when stuck. It adds a teamwork element to offroading."

That's exactly what SP Winch by AwesomeCarlPlays does. It's a fully functional winch that mounts to 14 different vehicles, with free spool and adaptive pull speed. Hook onto a friend's tow hitch, a rock, or another winch, and drag yourselves out of trouble. At 5 MB it's the lightest mod in this drop — there's no reason not to run it on any off-road server.

GD808 JAS Hypercar — Completely Unreasonable, In a Good Way

Eduard Gray's GD808 JAS is an arcade-style hypercar with jet-inspired aerodynamics, working air brakes, JATO boosters, and ailerons. None of that is sensible. All of it is fun.

The request reason was simply "it's a really enjoyable car" — sometimes that's all the case you need to make.

FPS Trapez — The People's Polish Classic

The request that made us smile: "We already have the Maluch, so why not have another old Polish car?" Airtight logic.

Marf_'s FPS Trapez covers a Polish family car through its 1978–2002 production run, with three engine configurations and several body variants. It's still in beta, but it's already full of character — and it pairs beautifully with the Maluch for an Eastern Bloc cruise night.

How to Install These Mods on Your BeamMP Server

Every mod in this drop is one click away on the Connect panel:

1. Log in to your server dashboard and open your BeamMP server
2. Head to the Mods tab — this week's additions are flagged New
3. Click Install — we upload the mod, handle the config, and for maps, switch the level automatically

Your players get the mods on join, like always with BeamMP. For a full walkthrough (including custom mod uploads), see our guide on how to install mods on a BeamMP server.

Don't have a server yet? You can set up a BeamMP server with mods pre-installed in about two minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a mod added to the library?

Post a link in the mod suggestions channel on our Discord with a sentence on why you want it, and let people vote. Staff review the top-voted requests, test them, and ship them to the library — that's exactly where this entire drop came from. A couple of requests from this round are still in the works.

Do my players need to download anything manually?

No. BeamMP delivers client mods to players automatically when they join your server. Installing from the panel is all you need to do.

Do big maps like Skeleton Coast affect performance?

Larger maps mean a bigger first-join download for players (Skeleton Coast is 737 MB), but server performance is about player count and vehicle count more than map size. Any Connect plan handles it comfortably.

Can I run these on any Connect BeamMP server?

Yes — the one-click library is included on every plan, including free BeamMP servers.

Looking for more? Check out our picks for the best BeamMP mods and the best BeamMP maps — and go break some stuff on Skeleton Coast in the meantime.