A newer model of the Subaru WRX Impreza is featured in the Nintendo DS release, which is not made available for gameplay.

It is also the last to support the Windows 2000 and Windows ME OS, and the only title to be released for MacOS X.

Need for Speed: Carbon is the last Need for Speed title to be released for the Nintendo GameCube and the original Xbox.

Palmont's Downtown, Silverton, Fortuna and Kempton districts can be seen on the last leg of the final showdown against Darius in the 'Eternity Pass' Canyon Duel event.

It is not accessible in Free Roam mode within normal gameplay.

There is an additional district known as San Juan, which is used for tutorials at the beginning of the game and for three race events in Quick Race mode.

Need for Speed: Carbon re-imported the option for players to drive with a manual clutch.

Main article: Need for Speed: Carbon/Soundtrack Trivia Gameplay

Pursuit Tag - Multiplayer pursuits within a district.

Pursuit Knockout - Multiplayer pursuits within a circuit.

Free Roam Challenge - Random encounter sprint races.

Canyon Drift - Drifting-focused sprint races.

Checkpoint Race - Time-limited checkpoint races.

Canyon Duel - Distance-based two player mode.

Territories that were successfully gained by players may also be randomly attacked by smaller crews. Players will take over a district after challenging and defeating a crew boss, from whom they may also select Boss Bonus Cards that contain bonus rewards. Each district is occupied by several rivaling crews that the player must take on with their own crew. The career mode is centered around the fictional Palmont City setting, which is made up of four distinctive districts and the surrounding canyons.

Main article: Player (Most Wanted & Carbon) Progression Online services were shut down on August 31, 2021. Similar to Need for Speed: Most Wanted 5-1-0, a handheld spin-off title - entitled Need for Speed Carbon: Own the City - for the GameBoy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation Portable, and Zeebo platforms was released. In the following year, it was also made available for Macintosh. Need for Speed: Carbon was first released in autumn 2006 for the PC, GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox platforms, as well as for the newer PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360 platforms. It continues the plot from Need for Speed: Most Wanted but takes place in a night-only setting. Need for Speed: Carbon reimports a high number of gameplay assets from Need for Speed: Most Wanted but also introduced several features new to the franchise, including the ability of creating crews, canyon duel racing and Autosculpt customisation. It was developed by EA Black Box and published by Electronic Arts. Need for Speed: Carbon is a multiplatform racing video game and the tenth title in the Need for Speed series.

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