Leading the car additions is the striking Ferrari 296 GT3 Gr.3, the star of Gran Turismo’s first modern GT3 entry, replacing the aging 488 GT3. Joining it is the road-going Ferrari 296 GTB hybrid, adding flair and contemporary tech to the lineup. Classic Japanese performance also roars back with the Mine’s tuned Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R V-spec N1 and the Mitsubishi FTO Version R Aero Series. A fictional Formula Gran Turismo single-seater echoes the spirit of 1990s F1, while the Polestar 5 electric grand tourer and Renault Espace F1 bring unique diversity to the garage.
The update’s new tracks are nothing short of world-class. Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi offers the dazzling spectacle of the illuminated hotel stretch under night skies, a visually captivating challenge. Meanwhile, Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal tests precision with its infamous “Wall of Champions,” where even legends have faltered.
Beyond cars and circuits, Spec III introduces a Data Logger for lap analysis, letting players scrutinize every turn for gains. Collector level caps rise, unlimited car invitations spice up Brand Central, and online race improvements deepen esports and community play. New seasonal menu features and updated Scapes curations enhance the game’s immersive sheen. An all-new opening cinematic sets the stage for the expanded world awaiting players.
This extensive update arrives after a quieter spell since the Alpine Eiger Nordwand track returned mid-2024, marking a big moment for fans hungry for content and competitive freshness.
Gran Turismo 7 Spec III promises the perfect blend of nostalgia, cutting-edge machinery, and rich gameplay variety just in time to fuel virtual racing fever this holiday season. Whether you chase lap times or dream in design, this update is packed to turn your race days up a notch.
