Updated: April 12, 2026

Greenville Easter 2026 — All Car Parts, Eggs & New Cars

By Earnaldo Team • April 12, 2026 • 10 min read

Greenville launched its Easter 2026 event on April 5, running until April 12, 2026. The update brought a two-phase scavenger hunt across the entire map — first a hunt for 15 hidden car parts, then a follow-up egg hunt with its own reward track. Complete the car parts hunt and you walk away with a free exclusive truck, a badge, and $150,000 in-game cash. On top of the event, the update window also added new vehicles from Fiat and Abarth, a limited Renault Sport R.S. 01, and a surprise April Fools desert map variant on April 1.

Event Overview & Rewards at a Glance

The Easter 2026 event is a two-part scavenger hunt that plays out across Greenville's three main districts: Outagamie CB, Horton, and Brookmere. Each district hides five car parts in Phase 1 and a separate set of five eggs in Phase 2. You cannot start the egg hunt until Phase 1 is finished — the eggs don't even spawn on the map until you return to The Bunny NPC after collecting all 15 car parts.

To kick things off, find The Bunny NPC standing just outside the Roadmap Dealership, to the right of the main entrance. Talk to him to receive the first task. Every car part and egg in the game is a physical object you walk up to and interact with, so keep your eyes open at ground level, on desks, under vehicles, and in unexpected corners of buildings.

The event runs from April 5 to April 12, 2026. Once the event closes, the scavenger hunt and its free reward vehicle become permanently unobtainable. If you are reading this on the last day, focus on Phase 1 first — the truck and the $150,000 cash prize is the bigger get.

All 15 Car Parts Locations

Car parts are spread evenly across the three districts, five in each. They are hidden inside and around buildings rather than out in the open, so you will need to enter interiors and check back areas carefully. Here is every location confirmed as of the April 5 update.

Outagamie CB (Greenville) — 5 Parts

Horton — 5 Parts

Brookmere — 5 Parts

All 15 Egg Locations

Easter eggs only appear on the map after you have returned all 15 car parts to The Bunny and received your Phase 1 rewards. Go back and speak to him a second time to trigger the egg spawn and officially begin Phase 2. Like the car parts, eggs are distributed five per district.

Eggs are generally placed in more open or scenic spots compared to the car parts, which tended toward indoor hiding places. Expect to check park benches, rooftops, roadside areas, and near well-known landmarks in each district. The overall structure mirrors Phase 1: five in Outagamie CB, five in Horton, and five in Brookmere, for a total of 15 collectibles that must all be retrieved before the bonus reward triggers.

Completing the full egg hunt earns you the "Easter 2026 — Collected all eggs!" badge, $100,000 in-game cash, and a visual payoff: every egg you collected appears stacked in the truck bed of your 2001 Caseus Muenster Easter Edition. It is a cosmetic touch that turns your reward vehicle into a rolling showcase of your completed hunt.

2001 Caseus Muenster Easter Edition Truck

The 2001 Caseus Muenster Easter Edition is the headline reward for completing Phase 1 of the Easter event. It is entirely free — you cannot buy it, trade for it, or obtain it any other way. The only path to ownership is collecting all 15 car parts and returning to The Bunny NPC. Note that the in-game UI briefly labels it as the "Caseus Impact" due to a display bug, but the actual vehicle awarded is the Caseus Muenster Easter Edition.

The truck itself is a special variant of the existing Caseus Muenster model, dressed in Easter-themed livery. What makes it visually distinctive is the truck bed interaction: if you also complete Phase 2 of the event, every Easter egg you collected will appear physically in the bed of the truck. This means Phase 2 completion transforms the reward vehicle into its fully decorated final form. Players who only finish Phase 1 still get the truck — just without the egg decorations in the bed.

As a limited event vehicle, the Caseus Muenster Easter Edition will not appear in the dealership and cannot be respawned from the shop once the event ends. Keep it in your garage if you want to preserve it. It is the kind of vehicle that tends to draw attention from other players on the server who missed the event.

New Cars: Fiat, Abarth & Renault

The Easter 2026 update window brought a wave of new licensed vehicles to Greenville's dealerships, spread across two separate patches in late March and early April.

Fiat and Abarth Vehicles (v1.58.0 — March 21, 2026)

Four new vehicles arrived in the v1.58.0 update on March 21, just ahead of the Easter event season. Two are from Fiat and two from Abarth, covering variants of the iconic 500-series lineup. The Fiat 500 has been a long-requested addition to the game given its popularity in real-world European city driving, and the Abarth performance variants give players a sportier option within the same body style.

2015 Renault Sport R.S. 01 — Limited Time

The big-ticket new arrival for the Easter update itself is the 2015 Renault Sport R.S. 01, a licensed track-oriented sports car that went on sale alongside the Easter event on April 5. Critically, this vehicle goes off-sale on April 13, 2026 — one day after the Easter event itself ends. If you want it, you need to purchase it before the deadline. Unlike the Caseus Muenster Easter Edition, the Renault RS.01 is not earned through the hunt; it is a standard dealership purchase available for the duration of the event window.

The Renault Sport R.S. 01 is a GT3-class racing car in real life, known for its rear-mid engine layout and distinctive aerodynamic bodywork. In Greenville, it joins a growing roster of high-performance licensed vehicles and fits naturally into the game's track and drag strip culture. If you are a collector of limited dealership vehicles, this is one to grab before it disappears.

v1.58.0 Building Updates

The same March 21 update that introduced the Fiat and Abarth vehicles also included a full interior rework of two Greenville buildings: Truck Planet and Fox Mountain Community Bank. Both received redesigned interiors with more detail and updated layouts. These renovations are not event-specific — they are permanent improvements that remain after Easter ends.

April Fools Desert Map Variant

On April 1, 2026, the Greenville developers dropped a surprise v1.59.0 update that temporarily replaced the standard Greenville map with a desert-themed variant. The familiar Wisconsin streets, parks, and buildings were reskinned with arid terrain, sandy textures, and a sun-baked color palette as an April Fools' joke for the community.

The desert map was only active on April 1 as part of the seasonal gag. It was replaced by the standard map again when the Easter event launched on April 5. Players who experienced it described it as a genuinely fun surprise — the contrast between Greenville's usual green Midwestern setting and the desert makeover was striking enough that many players didn't immediately realize what had happened when they first loaded in on April 1.

There is no indication from the developers that the desert variant will return, but Greenville has a history of revisiting joke content in later updates. Either way, the Easter update that followed on April 5 quickly became the bigger story of the month.

Tips for Completing the Event Fast

With the event closing on April 12, here is the most efficient approach to completing both phases and grabbing the Renault RS.01 before everything goes away.

1. Load into a server and head directly to the Roadmap Dealership to find The Bunny NPC and start the car parts hunt. Do not drive around randomly first — you cannot collect parts until the hunt is officially started.
2. Work through Outagamie CB first. Four of the five parts (Roadmap Used Cars, Tires Plus, Taco Castillo, Crane Industries) are clustered in the same general commercial district, making them fast to chain together. The Drag Strip is slightly further but still within Outagamie CB.
3. Drive to Horton next and hit the Farmhouse chicken shed and Farnsworth's Supermarket back-to-back since both are on the same side of the district. The Village Hall, Park fountain, and Ignition Motor Parts round out the area.
4. Finish in Brookmere. The Dead End gas tank is in an off-road area marked with tire donut marks — look for a dirt patch away from paved roads. Willowbend Circuit's spring is behind the main signboard at the track entrance.
5. Return to The Bunny NPC at Roadmap Dealership to claim your Phase 1 rewards (truck + badge + $150,000). Talk to him again to spawn the eggs and begin Phase 2.
6. If time allows, complete Phase 2 for the additional $100,000 and the egg-filled truck bed cosmetic. The eggs follow the same three-district structure as the car parts.
7. Visit the dealership to purchase the Renault Sport R.S. 01 before April 13 if you want it. Use your event cash to help offset the cost.

All April 2026 Greenville Updates at a Glance

Three separate updates dropped in quick succession during April 2026, making this one of the busier months for Greenville content. Here is a summary of what each patch delivered.

The v1.58.0 building renovations are the most durable change from this period, as they permanently improve two locations that players interact with frequently. The Fiat and Abarth vehicles also stick around in the standard dealership indefinitely. Everything tied to v1.60.0 — the event hunt, the reward truck, the Renault RS.01 — is time-limited and disappears when the event window closes.

Why the Easter Event Matters for Greenville

Greenville does not run seasonal events very often, which makes the Easter 2026 update a noteworthy occasion for the community. The last comparable event was the previous year's holiday content, and the car parts scavenger hunt format represents a more involved design than the game's typical new-car drops. Players who engage with roleplay, racing, and collecting all benefit differently: roleplayers get a new free truck with a unique story behind it, racers get the limited Renault RS.01 for the track, and collectors get a time-stamped badge proving they were there during the event window.

The addition of the Fiat and Abarth lineup alongside the event also signals that the development team has been actively expanding the European vehicle catalog. Greenville has historically skewed toward American and Japanese nameplates, and the Italian micro-car segment — represented by the Fiat 500 and its Abarth performance cousin — fills a gap that many players had been requesting in the community forums and Discord server.

For more on what is coming to Greenville beyond April 2026, keep an eye on the Greenville hub page, which we update whenever new information about upcoming vehicles or events drops. You can also check the Greenville codes page for any active promo codes that might give you a head start on in-game cash.

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