Gran Turismo 7 has introduced a new update, bringing fresh cars, events, and features for all players.
A significant update for Gran Turismo 7 has arrived, bringing exciting changes and improvements. This release adds new cars, world circuit events, and features exclusive to the PlayStation 5 Pro. Here’s a detailed breakdown of everything included in this update.
Main Features and Changes
New Cars Added:
- Ford Escort RS Cosworth ’92 (Available in the Used Cars dealership)
- Mercedes-Benz W 196 R ’55 (Available in the Legend Cars dealership)
- Porsche 911 Turbo S (992) ’20
- Porsche Mission X ’23
- Suzuki Jimny Sierra JC ’18
PS5 Pro Support:
- Higher image quality and frame rate with PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) technology.
- Ray-tracing reflections available during races (requires enabling “Prioritize Ray Tracing/Resolution” in settings).
- Support for 8K resolution.
- Improved VR Mode rendering and smoother motion through VR Positional Reprojection.
Gran Turismo Sophy Integration:
- AI-driven racing challenges are now available for:
- Trial Mountain Circuit
- Tokyo Expressway – East Clockwise
- Note: This feature is exclusive to PS5.
World Circuit Updates:
- New events added:
- Gran Valley Highway 1 – Jimny Cup.
- WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca – Porsche Cup.
- Mount Panorama – Turbo Sportscars Race.
Café Additions:
- Extra Menu No. 42: “Ferrari Speciale Collection” (Requires Collector Level 48).
GT Auto:
- Engine Swaps: Unlocked at Collector Level 50 for 10 cars, including the Subaru WRX STI ’14 and Porsche 911 GT3 RS ’16.
- Car Customization: New wheel brands (e.g., Rotiform, KMC) and additional decals (e.g., Brembo).
- Adjustments to existing car settings, such as lowering the ride height on the Ferrari 308 GTB ’75.
Additional Updates:
- Legend Cars: Prices adjusted to reflect real-world valuations (next update: March 2025).
- Scapes: “Colorado” added as a new featured location.
- Physics Fix: Hybrid cars now regenerate power properly after fuel depletion.
- Various fixes for livery editing, sound, and text localization.