Zenvo ST1 (Enduro Double Down)

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The Zenvo ST1's Enduro Double Down was released during the 2018 Spring Update and was held on the following dates:

• April 19, 2018 (after the Apollo N's Championship)
• May 30, 2019 (as part of an Asphalt Moments series)

There are 10 Tiers and 59 Challenges. Players are given 4 days to start and 8 days to complete it

Enduro Points Table

Race	EP per race (safe)	Total EP (safe)	EP per race (double)	Total EP (double)	Total EP (double after Tier 1)
1	75	75	150	150	75
2	85	160	170	320	160
3 (Ace Race 1)	110	270	220	540	270
4	85	355	170	710	440
5	100	455	200	910	640
6	110	565	220	1,130	860
7 (Ace Race 2)	150	715	300	1,430	1,160
8	110	825	220	1,650	1,380
9	120	945	240	1,890	1,620
10	130	1,075	260	2,150	1,880
11	150	1,225	300	2,450	2,180
12 (Ace Race 3)	225	1,450	450	2,900	2,630
13	165	1,615	330	3,230	2,960
14	175	1,790	350	3,580	3,310
15	190	1,980	380	3,960	3,690
16	210	2,190	420	4,380	4,110
17 (Ace Race 4)	325	2,515	650	5,030	4,760
18	225	2,740	450	5,480	5,210
19	245	2,985	490	5,970	5,700
20	265	3,250	530	6,500	6,230
21	290	3,540	580	7,080	6,810
22	320	3,860	640	7,720	7,450
23 (Ace Race 5)	425	4,285	850	8,570	8,300
24	335	4,620	670	9,240	8,970
25	360	4,980	720	9,960	9,690
26	385	5,365	770	10,730	10,460
27	410	5,775	820	11,550	11,280
28	435	6,210	870	12,420	12,150
29 (Ace Race 6)	575	6,785	1,150	13,570	13,300
30	460	7,245	920	14,490	14,220
31	480	7,725	960	15,450	15,180
32	500	8,225	1,000	16,450	16,180
33	520	8,745	1,040	17,490	17,220
34	540	9,285	1,080	18,570	18,300
35	555	9,840	1,110	19,680	19,410
36 (Ace Race 7)	675	10,515	1,350	21,030	20,760
37	570	11,085	1,140	22,170	21,900
38	590	11,675	1,180	23,350	23,080
39	610	12,285	1,220	24,570	24,300
40	625	12,910	1,250	25,820	25,550
41	640	13,550	1,280	27,100	26,830
42	650	14,200	1,300	28,400	28,130
43 (Ace Race 8)	800	15,000	1,600	30,000	29,730
44	650	15,650	1,300	31,300	31,030
45	675	16,325	1,350	32,650	32,380
46	700	17,025	1,400	34,050	33,780
47	725	17,750	1,450	35,500	35,230
48	750	18,500	1,500	37,000	36,730
49	775	19,275	1,550	38,550	38,280
50	800	20,075	1,600	40,150	39,880
51 (Ace Race 9)	1,000	21,075	2,000	42,150	41,880
52	850	21,925	1,700	43,850	43,580
53	900	22,825	1,800	45,650	45,380
54	950	23,775	1,900	47,550	47,280
55	1,025	24,800	2,050	49,600	49,330
56	1,100	25,900	2,200	51,800	51,530
57	1,200	27,100	2,400	54,200	53,930
58	1,300	28,400	2,600	56,800	56,530
59 (Ace Race 10)	1,600	30,000	3,200	60,000	59,730

Rewards

EP	Reward(s)	Alternate Reward
350	5,000 +  15 + EDD Rookie Box (4 cards)
1,000	9,000 +  25 + 1x Zenvo ST1 BP
1,500	14,000 + EDD Rookie Box (4 cards)
2,500	35 + 1x Zenvo ST1 BP
4,000	18,000 + EDD Rookie Box (4 cards)
6,500	24,000 +  50 + EDD Advanced Box (6 cards)
8,000	30,000 + 1x Zenvo ST1 BP
10,000	55 + EDD Rookie Box (4 cards)
12,000	Geely GC9	75,000
14,000	40,000 +  55
16,000	45,000 + EDD Rookie Box (4 cards)
19,000	75 + 2x Zenvo ST1 BP
22,500	50,000
25,000	100 + EDD Advanced Box (6 cards)
28,000	65,000 + 2x Zenvo ST1 BP
31,500	75,000
35,000	16x Ferrari F50 BP
40,000	100,000 + 2x Zenvo ST1 BP
50,000	180 + EDD Professional Box (11 cards)
60,000	5x Zenvo ST1 BP

Total rewards:

•  475,000 ( 550,000 if the player already has the Geely GC9,  144,000 if the player already has the Ferrari F50)
•  590
• 43 cards from EDD Boxes
  • 5x EDD Rookie Box
  • 2x EDD Advanced Box
  • 1x EDD Professional Box
• Zenvo ST1

Enduro Cars

• Geely GC9 † (Reward car)
• Donkervoort D8 GTO †
• Volkswagen Golf Design Vision GTI †
• Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7
• Ferrari F50 (Reward car)
• 2010 Bentley Continental Supersports
• Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4
• Jaguar XJ220S
• Zenvo ST1 (Boss car)

※ Denotes a car that appears later on in the EDD.

† Denotes a car that becomes unusable later on in the EDD (after the difficulty changes).

Tips

• Frequencies
• Minimum cards

Average relative frequency (%) of a card per box
		Name						A Parts
		Champion Kit Box	3.89	8.06	8.43	3.98	0.37	18.10
		Daily Kit Box †	0.83	0.00	0.00	7.63	2.37	15.54
		Engine Box 1-5	10.33	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
		Extra Fusion Box †	0.48	9.78	10.63	0.00	0.00	16.91
		Finish Line Box	2.13	2.37	2.27	2.71	1.64	9.76
		Multiplayer Pro Box	0.65	7.31	9.25	0.00	0.00	17.53
		Optimal Shuffle Box	0.39	8.01	7.81	1.17	0.59	2.15
		Optimal Split Box	0.32	13.37	13.37	0.40	0.04	1.78
		Parts Box 1-5	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	21.85
		Random Box 1-5	1.03	13.05	12.58	0.06	0.03	5.91
		Specialist Kit Box	0.37	10.74	9.63	0.00	0.00	18.52
		Starter Fusion Box †	0.99	13.46	12.96	0.00	0.00	6.05
		Tech Box 1-5	0.00	35.41	35.65	19.54	9.40	0.00
		Ultra Fusion Box †	0.00	2.64	3.52	0.00	0.00	34.67

Trials (cards) needed to get at least 1 card with 90 % probability
		Name						A Parts
		Champion Kit Box	59	28	27	57	622	12
		Daily Kit Box †	277	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	30	96	14
		Engine Box 1-5	22	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$
		Extra Fusion Box †	479	23	21	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	13
		Finish Line Box	107	96	101	84	140	23
		Multiplayer Pro Box	354	31	24	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	12
		Optimal Shuffle Box	590	28	29	196	390	106
		Optimal Split Box	719	17	17	575	5,756	129
		Parts Box 1-5	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	10
		Random Box 1-5	223	17	18	3,837	7,675	38
		Specialist Kit Box	622	21	23	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	12
		Starter Fusion Box †	232	16	17	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	37
		Tech Box 1-5	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	6	6	11	24	9999999999999999999 $\infty$
		Ultra Fusion Box †	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	87	65	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	6

• Players who have many unopened boxes may use the statistics table to the right as a guide to decide which boxes to open first. For further details and more boxes, see the Average frequencies and Minimum card requirements pages. Additional box rules:

• Champion Kit Box – at least 1 V8 Engine (official)

• Champion Kit Box – at least 1 Mid-Tech (undocumented)
• Daily Kit Box † – exactly 1 Mid-Tech or Advanced Tech with an average ratio of 4:1 (undocumented)

• Current average distribution in 1 Part - A Boxes (May 17, 2020):
  • 25.84 % Tires
  • 26.04 % Suspension
  • 24.75 % Drivetrain
  • 23.37 % Exhaust

• If the player avoids the challenges for a particular car early on in the EDD, the game may end up giving them a choice with both races using the same car later on. If the player has a sufficiently long streak of completed races, the reroll for a choice will still show the same options.
• Due to the presence of Elite Vehicles as Enduro vehicles (2010 Bentley Continental Supersports and Jaguar XJ220S), it is recommended to tune them after a few races to avoid running the risk of doing a race in a car with a red condition bar.
• Owing to the poor performance of the Zenvo ST1, boosters are recommended at Ace Races, as the first Ace Racer is already hard to beat at stock rank, even if no mistakes are made.
  • The Nitro-drift trick should be used more often for the Zenvo ST1 in order to lose less speed.
• If the player already had upgraded and owned the Golf, F50, and Aventador during their previous respective Enduro Vehicle appearances, the player will have a big advantage when using these cars.
  • As of the 2018 Spring Update, the Geely GC9 now costs well over  2,000,000 in terms of total upgrade costs; if the player had already owned and at least maxed out the GC9 prior to this update, the Pro Kits will then only become a concern if the player wants to do later challenges in the GC9.

Challenges

Main article: Enduro Double Down/Zenvo ST1/Challenges

Quotes

Main article: Enduro Double Down/Zenvo ST1/Quotes

Trivia

• This is the first EDD since the Corvette Grand Sport's EDD to use more than one Elite vehicle as Enduro Vehicles.
  • This EDD is also the first EDD to feature a boss vehicle that is not elite, but is supported by one or more elite vehicles.
• This is the second EDD to reuse vehicles previously used in other EDDs (Ferrari F50, Volkswagen Golf Design Vision GTI, Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4).
  • This EDD also marks the second time when a car is given away twice as a secondary reward in any EDD. In this case, the Ferrari F50 was awarded in the Sbarro Sparta's EDD event, and once again in this EDD.
    • However, the previous event awarded the Ferrari F50 directly (or credits if already owned). This event instead awards Blueprints for the very same vehicle.
• Unlike previous EDD events, the boss car for the event cannot be viewed in the Enduro Vehicles section.
  • Because of this, the Zenvo ST1 can be upgraded only before a race which involves this car.