Gran Turismo 7 to Receive Spec IV Update Featuring 12 New Cars and Two Circuits
Polyphony Digital has announced the Spec IV update for Gran Turismo 7, delivering 12 vehicles, two circuits, and new game modes across October and December releases.
Polyphony Digital has revealed plans for a major Spec IV update heading to Gran Turismo 7. The rollout will be split into two stages, scheduled for release in October and December of this year. Alongside additional game modes, the patch will expand the simulator's circuit selection with the return of Autumn Ring and the introduction of Sportsland Sugo.
The update will also add 12 new vehicles to the roster. A published teaser trailer revealed six of the incoming machines, while the remaining half of the lineup has not yet been disclosed.
Among the identified vehicles is the BMW M5 (E60), powered by its naturally aspirated 500-horsepower V10 engine. Classic Japanese motorsport will be represented by the Honda MUGEN MOTUL Civic Si Race Car from 1987, returning to the franchise after its appearance in Gran Turismo 6. The preview also showed the practical Honda Stepwgn minivan and the classic Citroën 2CV.
Motorsport and futuristic concept machinery round out the first batch. The Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Evo is set to bolster the Gr.3 racing category, while the Xiaomi Vision GT joins the game's lineup of dedicated electric concept vehicles.