Outside of being an electric vehicle, the SU7 Ultra is especially notable because it offers a blinding 1,527 BHP. It can be purchased from Brand Central alongside the new Hyundai and Porsche vehicles. Other new content includes Extra Menu No. 52 in GT Café, dedicated to the Hyundai N, which becomes available at Collector Level 58 and above.

World Circuits receives three new events: the World Touring Car 600 on Nürburgring Nordschleife, World Touring Car 700 on Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, and World Touring Car 800 on Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit. You can also access California Roadsides as a new Curation in Scapes.

Those interested in the Online Qualifiers for the Gran Turismo World Series can participate in Round 5. It all comes to a head on January 31st, after which the Nations Cup Online Qualifiers takes place from February 11th to 28th over six rounds.

At the Gran Turismo World Series 2025 World Finals, Yamauchi revealed during a round-table interview (as reported by GTPlanet) that. “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. We’ve never experienced this phenomenon before, and neither has PlayStation.”

That Gran Turismo 7 has achieved this without a “price drop” strategy is all the more impressive. Of course, it’s not just the Spec 3 Update – fans also got the $30 Power Pack, which added 50 new races in 20 categories, including 24-hour events. Players can take on GT Sophy 3.0, the latest version of the series’ racing AI, and unlock new vehicles.

Polyphony Digital hasn’t indicated that support will end anytime soon, but you have to wonder if that will change in the coming years, especially with the PS6 reportedly targeting a 2027 release.

First up, the new vehicles, which include the Ferrari 296 GT3 ’23 and 296 GTB ’22, the FIAT Panda 30 CL ’85, the Gran Turismo F3500-B, the Mine’s BNR34 GT-R N1 base, the Mitsubishi FTO GP Version R ’97, the Polestar 5 Performance ’26, and the Renault Espace F1 ’95. You’ll be able to take these for a spin on Yas Marina Circuit and Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.

Both have new events to partake in, including:

• European Sunday Cup 400: Goodwood Motor Circuit
• Japanese FF Challenge: Blue Moon Bay Speedway – Infield A
• Nissan GT-R Cup: Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
• Ferrari Circuit Challenge: Yas Marina Circuit
• World Touring Car 800: Yas Marina Circuit
• Super Formula: Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
• Gr.1 Prototype Series: Yas Marina Circuit

The Collector Level has been raised from 50 to 75, and as you’ve probably surmised already, that means new Extra Menus in GT Cafe. Check out the full list below, which includes some world-famous brands:

• Extra Menu No. 48: Alfa Romeo Legends（Collector Level 70)
• Extra Menu No. 49: Legendary Road Racers（Collector Level 66 and above)
• Extra Menu No. 50: Audi TT（Collector Level 52 and above)
• Extra Menu No. 51: Mazda（Collector Level 57 and above)

This is all in addition to Weekly Challenges, which include limited-time online events; the Data Logger for checking their racing lines, speed, brake inputs, and more in real-time during Time Trial, Licenses and Circuit Experience; and Dunlop Tires.

As for the paid Power Pack, which goes live on the same day, it will retail for $29.99. Considering it includes five million Credits worth more than $40, you can truly keep the change. Polyphony also confirmed that you can purchase “six unique cars specifically tuned by Gran Turismo” by collecting Stars from DLC races.

It’s out on the same day as Spec 3 and offers 24-hour endurance racing for those who want the feeling of Le Mans without leaving their home (or watching Ford vs Ferrari). A new PlayStation Blog post reveals that there’s much more included, namely 50 brand new races in 20 “themed categories inspired by global automotive and motorsport traditions.”

Furthermore, you can partake in full race weekends with practice rounds and qualifiers and take advantage of Gran Turismo Sophy 3.0, Polyphony’s racing AI. The latter’s 2.0 version has been free for base game owners, but they’ll need to pony up for the upgrade.

Finally, and strangely enough, you get 5,000,000 Credits, which equate to more than $40 (though you can earn them in-game for free). Sony has yet to confirm pricing for the Power Pack, but at this point, $40 to $50 looks likely. As always, stay tuned for updates.

Launching alongside the Spec 3 update, which is out on December 4th, the Power Pack is all about real racing. That means you can partake in 24-hour races and other activities geared towards the hardcore crowd. Further details have yet to be revealed, but it appears quite ambitious at first glance.

Gran Turismo 7 is available for PS4 and PS5, and the series has sold a whopping 100 million units as of June 25th. Polyphony Digital didn’t quite break down how much the latest title contributed to that, but it’s still going strong. Check out our review of the base game and our thoughts on it after several years of updates.

Headlining the Spec 3 update are two new tracks, eight new vehicles, a new circuit experience, and a data logger feature that can help players improve their track times over several races. More features of the update are slated to be announced as we get closer to its launch date.

The update will be coming for free in December and will bring the game up to update 1.64. Stay tuned for more details, and in the meantime, check out update 1.63. Recently released for all platforms, it added five new vehicles and World Circuit Events. You can also check out our review of the base game here.

World Circuits will receive five new events, including the Sunday Cup (Sardegna – Road Track – C Reverse), Japanese FR Challenge 450 (Suzuka Circuit), Race of Turbo Sportscars (Watkins Glen Long Course), Vision Gran Turismo Trophy (Nürburgring GP) and World Touring Car 700 (Alsace – Village). Scapes has also been updated with a new featured Curation – Sol de la Mañana in Potosi, Bolivia, known for its geothermal power generation.

Gran Turismo 7 is available for PS4 and PS5, with the entire experience also playable on PlayStation VR2. Check out our review of the base game and head here for details on its extensive post-launch support.

The electric vehicles arrive alongside the ’26 Afeela 1 and ’02 Renault Avantime 3.0 V6 24V. All four will be available to purchase in Brand Central, but you can also spot the Renault Avantime 3.0 in the Used Cars section as well. Other content includes one new Extra Menu in GT Café – No. 47: Japanese Racing Pioneers, which becomes available at Collector Level 33 and above.

There are also three new events in World Circuits: the European Sunday Cup 400: Circuit de Sainte-Croix – B Reverse, Japanese 4WD Challenge 600: Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta and World Touring Car 900: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. One new featured Curation, Toyosu Gururi Park in Tokyo, Japan, is also available in Scapes.

Carbon fiber ensures a lighter weight for the vehicle, alongside a lower height for the sake of more downforce and grip. It features two electric motors and twin V8 engines with a focus on endurance racing. Even the cockpit is designed for that purpose, with head and neck support for maximum comfort when dealing with horizontal G’s while cornering.

Unfortunately, there’s no information on when it will arrive in Gran Turismo 7. Update 1.61 was released on July 23rd and added three new cars, GT Sophy enhancements, and much more. Perhaps we can expect the next slate of cars in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for details.

Gran Turismo 7 is available for PS5 and PS4. Check out our retrospective outlining the past several years of updates and additions.

Along with a listing of the cars, quite a few more details are offered on the website, including technical details like the car’s displacement, length, height, drivetrain, maximum torque, aspiration type, and even the maximum power measured in brake horsepower and RPM. Along with this, each listing is accompanied by a few photos showcasing the car, as well as a paragraph offering a brief description and history of the vehicle in question.

The website offers a few ways to navigate; users can list the available cars in more standard ways, like by manufacturer or by country region, along with a few more notable ways, like by drivetrain, by power, and by weight. For example, some of the heaviest vehicles in Gran Turismo 7, according to this website, are the Himedic ‘21 (2860 kg), the F-150 SVT Raptor ‘11 (2,724 kg), and the Tundra TRD Pro ‘19 (2,555 kg). In contrast, the lightest cars in the game are the Racing Kart 125 Shifter (105 kg), the 2&4 powered by RC213V (405 kg), and the Chaparral 2X VGT (450 kg).

Along with this, there are also uncategorised cars listed on the website, including cars based on concept, like the NISSAN CONCEPT 2020 VGT, and prototypes like the AFEELA Prototype 2024.

Keeping up with the continuous updates that Gran Turismo 7 has gotten over the years since launching in March 2022, cars like the ‘05 NISMO R34 GT-R Z-Tune and the Qashqai Tekna 190 2wd e-Power are also viewable on the website. These cars, for the sake of context, were released in a free update towards the end of July.

While the catalogue of cars has been expanding quite a bit since its release, updates have also brought on other kinds of improvements. For instance, one update from July 2024 added improvements to the game’s physics simulation model, affecting how the title handles tire physics and suspension physics. As a result, driving felt more “natural” thanks to more realistic weight shifting when turning around a tight corner.

Gran Turismo 7 is available on PS4 and PS5. Rumours had been going around of the racing sim eventually making its way to PC, staying in line with Sony’s usual process of releasing its first-party games on PC a year or so after the game’s original console release. As of February this year, however, new rumours have indicated that this PC port has quietly been shelved. Unfortunately, no reasons have been revealed for this decision.

For more details about Gran Turismo 7, check out our review from back when it first came out. Also check out our thoughts about whether or not it is still a must-play racer in 2025.