Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Update 1.71 is here
youtube.com/watch?v=X7SPJMyqseA
#GT7 #GranTurismo #Update
It's been a while since an update trailer just dropped before the silhouettes were revealed during the GT World Series event from Round 1 at Milan. They have added Le Mans hypercars recently in the summer.
Anyways, thanks to Kaz on X, formerly known as Twitter, this update shows 4 new cars in the silhouette, which is covered in a sheet.
4 new cars includes are...
* Caterham is finally returning to GT7 following its debut on GT4 ever since. It was one of the leaked data mining lists about 4 years ago; after GT7 came out months later, the Seven Superlight R500. To see how it competes with BAC Mono and KTM X-Bow, it's sort of like a lightweight competition, even if we didn't have the Light Car Company Rocket. The Seven Superlight is going to be a fantastic lightweight vehicle that makes a successor to the Fireblade from previous GT titles.
* Hyundai Ioniq 6 N is a high-performance sports car, very electric to add in GT7. We had the Ioniq 5 in the game as a small SUV compact, which is very similar to its performance, and now this is the electric sedan.
* There are 2 classic Toyota sedans returning to GT7, and they look familiar that you might recognize from GT1 and GT2 for PS1. One is the Chaser Tourer Mark V, and Mark II, which appear to be JZX100 model from the history of Gran Turismo. Of course, you can make good visual modifications like Tom's X540 and LM Edition.
Gran Turismo 7 New Contents / Updates Playlist
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSKxZgbYHHQ1MVV2gvFmL7qR6cIyHEizL
Update 1.71 is here
youtube.com/watch?v=X7SPJMyqseA
#GT7 #GranTurismo #Update
It's been a while since an update trailer just dropped before the silhouettes were revealed during the GT World Series event from Round 1 at Milan. They have added Le Mans hypercars recently in the summer.
Anyways, thanks to Kaz on X, formerly known as Twitter, this update shows 4 new cars in the silhouette, which is covered in a sheet.
4 new cars includes are...
* Caterham is finally returning to GT7 following its debut on GT4 ever since. It was one of the leaked data mining lists about 4 years ago; after GT7 came out months later, the Seven Superlight R500. To see how it competes with BAC Mono and KTM X-Bow, it's sort of like a lightweight competition, even if we didn't have the Light Car Company Rocket. The Seven Superlight is going to be a fantastic lightweight vehicle that makes a successor to the Fireblade from previous GT titles.
* Hyundai Ioniq 6 N is a high-performance sports car, very electric to add in GT7. We had the Ioniq 5 in the game as a small SUV compact, which is very similar to its performance, and now this is the electric sedan.
* There are 2 classic Toyota sedans returning to GT7, and they look familiar that you might recognize from GT1 and GT2 for PS1. One is the Chaser Tourer Mark V, and Mark II, which appear to be JZX100 model from the history of Gran Turismo. Of course, you can make good visual modifications like Tom's X540 and LM Edition.
Gran Turismo 7 New Contents / Updates Playlist
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSKxZgbYHHQ1MVV2gvFmL7qR6cIyHEizL
