Studio CEO Kazunori Yamauchi has spoken about how the controller celebrates the shared history between Gran Turismo and PlayStation.
Polyphony Digital's Kazunori Yamauchi says the racing sim continues "to sell very well, but we had not expected this from the beginning."
New features like Car Concierge, Car Viewer, Experience, and more will also be available along with a new opening cinematic.
The Spec IV update will feature many new additions to the racing sims, including new tracks, cars, and a brand-new Family Mode.
The new 30-second ad video is the closest that Sony has come to confirming that it is no longer bringing single-player games on PC.
The four additions to the racing sim's car roster are all meant to offer vastly different driving experiences across four categories.
Get behind the wheel of iconic offerings like the Ferrari 499P and BMW M Hybrid V8, and compete in new World Circuit events.
Players can get their hands on the Peugeot 9X8, the Ferrari 499P, the Porsche 963 and the BMW M Hybrid V8 in time for Le Mans.
BYD's luxury performance car headlines the update thanks to its 1,286 BHP and unique system that puts an electric motor at each wheel.
The ’22 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), ’24 Hyundai Elantra N TC, and a new GT Café Extra Menu also arrive today at 10 AM PST for free.
"The status that Gran Turismo 7 is in now is probably the best of any Gran Turismo titles that we've had in the past," noted the producer.
The DLC also features "six unique cars specifically tuned by Gran Turismo," which can be acquired by finishing races and collecting Stars.
Dropping on December 4th alongside the Spec 3 Update, the Power Pack includes a whopping five million Credits with everything else.
Keen on some hardcore racing events? Polyphony Digital's Power Pack is the ticket, launching alongside the game's biggest update yet.
The update will be available for free, and brings 2 new tracks and 8 new vehicles to PS4, PS5 and PlayStation VR2 players.
The Opel Corsa GSW Vision Gran Turismo, ’25 Mazda Spirit Racing Roadster 12R, and more join the racing sim's extensive roster.
Two electric-powered Corvette vehicles join the roster today alongside the '26 Afeela 1 and the ’02 Renault Avantime 3.0 V6 24V.
Set to inspire Chevrolet's design language for "years to come," it packs two electric motors, twin V8 engines, and a carbon fiber build.
Along with listing all Gran Turismo 7 cars, the site also provides technical details and photos of cars and their interiors.
The update to the game is headlined by the ultra-rare '05 NISMO R34 GT-R Z-Tune, of which only 17 were made in real life.
