What Gran Turismo 7's Spec IV Update Means for Players
Players get a substantial content drop with new cars, a track, and quality-of-life features like Car Viewer, with more to come in December. This reinforces Polyphony Digital's long-term support for Gr…
Players get a substantial content drop with new cars, a track, and quality-of-life features like Car Viewer, with more to come in December. This reinforces Polyphony Digital's long-term support for Gr…
Key points - Gran Turismo 7 update 1.72 launches on October 14th at 11 PM PDT as part of Spec IV. - It adds six new vehicles, including the Ferrari F355 Berlinetta and Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo. - The SUGO International Racing Course is the new circuit in this update. - Car Viewer lets players view their entire vehicle collection in the garage. - Part 2 in December adds Autumn Ring, six more cars, Family mode, and more.
Timeline - October 14th, 11 PM PDT: Gran Turismo 7 update 1.72 (Spec IV Part 1) goes live. - December: Spec IV Part 2 releases with Autumn Ring, six new vehicles, and new modes.
FAQ
Q: When does Gran Turismo 7 Spec IV Part 1 release? A: It launches on October 14th at 11 PM PDT as update 1.72.
Q: What new cars are in the update? A: Six cars: Honda Civic SI Group A 1987, Honda Step WGN Spada 2023, Citroën 2CV 6 Charleston 1986, Ferrari F355 Berlinetta 1994, Mazda RX-Vision GT3 EVO 2026, and Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo.
Q: What else is included in Spec IV Part 1? A: The SUGO International Racing Course, a new opening cinematic, Car Concierge, Experience mode, and Car Viewer.
đź“° Related Articles
What Mike Tomlin's 12-Year Minecraft City Means for Players
The story highlights how Minecraft appeals to players of all ages and backgrounds, and shows a different creative side of a well-known NFL coach.
What Dan Houser's GTA 6 Avoidance Means for Players
For players, this is a reminder that GTA 6 is being made by a new generation at Rockstar, and the series' original creative voice won't be part of it. It also highlights the emotional side of game dev…
What Ace Combat Zero Going Standalone Means for PC Players
If Ace Combat Zero becomes standalone on Steam, PC players can avoid the massive 150 GB download of Ace Combat 8, making it more accessible. It also shows Project Aces listening to fan feedback, which…
WARDOGS' $100M Early Access Haul: What It Means for Players
WARDOGS' early access success shows that new IPs can thrive on Steam, and its upcoming console release could expand its player base significantly.
What This Week's Japanese Game Lineup Means for Your Backlog
Players get a busy week of Japanese releases with broad platform availability, making it easier than ever to jump into two major franchises.
Psikyo Memories: What It Means for Shmup Fans
This collection gives PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 owners a chance to experience classic Psikyo shoot 'em ups, potentially introducing a new generation to the genre.