The Gran Turismo 7 update arriving 30 January contains four cars - including a V12 F1 car - but it will also include three new races, two more Sophy AI compatible tracks and more.
After reveals for two of the cars arriving in tomorrow's GT7 update during the World Finals back in December - including the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N and F3500-A single seater - series producer Kazunori Yamauchi also revealed two additional cars would arrive alongside them in his signature silhouetted-out post to Twitter.
Well not only can we definitively narrow them down now, but also reveal what else will be included. As we predicted in our previous article, the two additional cars are an older generation Honda Civic and a Toyota C-HR. Specifically the Civic Si Extra (EF) from 1987, and the C-HR Sport model from 2018.
All will be available to purchase, but if you tuned in to the Nations Cup Grand Final in-game briefly back in December, the IONIQ 5 N will be deposited into your garage for free. Plus, there is plenty more to get stuck into in the latest update to Gran Turismo 7.
Next up are new events to take part in, which are Sunday Cup at Kyoto, Japanese FF Challenge 450 at Sardegna and World Touring Car 600 at Interlagos. Speaking of the beloved Brazilian circuit, it will now have Sophy AI races along with Mount Panorama. There will also be a new option in Scapes for those who enjoy stylised bright images of cars seeming to be going at speed.
Those who enjoy the advanced but expressive AI can now do so on two more popular racetracks. Image: Polyphony Digital
GT7 will undergo maintenance between 9am and 11am CET on 30 January, with the update available to download once the game is back online. Check back in once the update is live for the prices of the new vehicles.
After reveals for two of the cars arriving in tomorrow's GT7 update during the World Finals back in December - including the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N and F3500-A single seater - series producer Kazunori Yamauchi also revealed two additional cars would arrive alongside them in his signature silhouetted-out post to Twitter.
Well not only can we definitively narrow them down now, but also reveal what else will be included. As we predicted in our previous article, the two additional cars are an older generation Honda Civic and a Toyota C-HR. Specifically the Civic Si Extra (EF) from 1987, and the C-HR Sport model from 2018.
All will be available to purchase, but if you tuned in to the Nations Cup Grand Final in-game briefly back in December, the IONIQ 5 N will be deposited into your garage for free. Plus, there is plenty more to get stuck into in the latest update to Gran Turismo 7.
Events, Sophy And More
First up for those who are obsessed with completing those Extra Menus, another one will arrive made up of Group C racecars. For those who already own a Mazda 787B, Mercedes Sauber C9 and Porsche 962 C (or now intend to get them all), go to the GT Café to claim the prize. All cars are intermittently available in the Legend Car Dealership, so add them to your wishlist to be notified of their availability.Next up are new events to take part in, which are Sunday Cup at Kyoto, Japanese FF Challenge 450 at Sardegna and World Touring Car 600 at Interlagos. Speaking of the beloved Brazilian circuit, it will now have Sophy AI races along with Mount Panorama. There will also be a new option in Scapes for those who enjoy stylised bright images of cars seeming to be going at speed.
Those who enjoy the advanced but expressive AI can now do so on two more popular racetracks. Image: Polyphony Digital
GT7 will undergo maintenance between 9am and 11am CET on 30 January, with the update available to download once the game is back online. Check back in once the update is live for the prices of the new vehicles.
January Update Car Prices
- Gran Turismo F3500-A: 1,000,000 CR
- Hyundai IONIQ 5 N: 85,000 CR
- Toyota C-HR S: 26,000 CR
- Honda Civic Si Extra (EF): 61,600 CR
