Gran Turismo 7 Spec IV Update: 6 New Cars, SUGO Track & $84.99 DualSense

Updated October 15, 2026. Gran Turismo 7's free Spec IV Part 1 update (version 1.72) adds six cars, Sportsland SUGO, new driving challenges, and garage-collection features. Sony also unveiled a Gran Turismo 30th anniversary DualSense controller with U.S. preorders opening October 22.

Gran Turismo 7 Spec IV release time

The update arrived October 14 at 11 p.m. Pacific / October 15 at 2 a.m. Eastern. Existing players can download it free with an internet connection. Buying the newly added vehicles in-game requires credits earned through play or purchased separately.

All six new cars in update 1.72

  • Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo: Brand Central; electric hypercar concept.
  • Ferrari F355 Berlinetta '94: Used Cars; Italian sports car.
  • Honda Civic Si Group A version '87: Legend Cars; Mugen Motul touring car.
  • Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Evo '26: Brand Central; Gr.3 racer.
  • Honda Step WGN Spada Premium Line '23: Brand Central; Japanese family minivan.
  • Citroën 2 CV 6 Charleston '86: Used Cars; classic French economy car.

Used Cars and Legend Cars dealership availability rotates, so individual vehicles may not be listed continuously.

Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo electric hypercar
Official promotional image © Sony Interactive Entertainment / Polyphony Digital, via PlayStation Blog.

Sportsland SUGO arrives

The new Japanese track is 3,586 meters (2.23 miles) long, with 13 corners, nearly 70 meters of elevation change, and a 704.5-meter straight. Its uphill final corner reaches a gradient of up to 10%. New World Circuits races also include events at SUGO, Spa-Francorchamps, Autopolis and Dragon Trail.

1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car
Official promotional image © Sony Interactive Entertainment / Polyphony Digital, via PlayStation Blog.

New Vintage, Car Concierge and Car Viewer features

  • Vintage: Browse Brand Central vehicles from 2000 or earlier and jump to Used Cars and Legend Cars.
  • Car Concierge: After completing the main ending, order specific older cars by model, color and condition; up to four concurrent orders depending on Collector Level.
  • Experience: Brand-based driving challenges debut for Xiaomi, Yangwang, Hyundai and Polestar.
  • Car Viewer: Inspect cars from different angles, change backgrounds and adjust wheels and lights for photos.
  • Collector Level: Cap rises from 70 to 90, with three new Café Extra Menus at levels 75, 80 and 90.
Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Evo 2026 race car
Official promotional image © Sony Interactive Entertainment / Polyphony Digital, via PlayStation Blog.

Gran Turismo limited-edition DualSense: $84.99, October 22 preorders

The controller celebrates the series' upcoming 30th anniversary with motorsport styling, black stripes, a carbon-fiber-inspired surface and a number 30 emblem. Its U.S. suggested retail price is $84.99. U.S. PlayStation Direct preorders open October 22, 2026, at 10 a.m. Eastern; participating retailers may also carry it. Global launch begins December 10, 2026, in limited quantities. This is a separate hardware purchase, not part of the free update.

What arrives in Spec IV Part 2 in December?

The planned December update includes the returning Autumn Ring circuit, six more cars, Family Mode, Shuffle Race, Online Drift Trial, additional Gran Turismo Sophy features and another Power Pack difficulty level. These features are not part of October's update.

Official sources and image credits

See Polyphony Digital's Spec IV Part 1 release notes, the October 14 PlayStation Blog announcement and the official December roadmap.

Featured controller photo and three in-game vehicle images: official promotional imagery © Sony Interactive Entertainment / Polyphony Digital, supplied through PlayStation Blog. Editorial coverage; not sponsored.

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