PS5/PS4 "Gran Turismo 7" updated today! Lamborghini Urus '18, Toyota GT-One (TS020) '99, and more have been added!

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Gran Turismo 7 (GT7) was released in March 2022. It is a realistic driving simulator that incorporates all the elements that fans of the series have come to expect, and is designed to convey its deep culture and appeal even to players with no knowledge of cars or driving.

⇒ The new office of Polyphony Digital, the developer of Gran Turismo, has been fully revealed!　Report on the 25th Anniversary Studio Tour of the "Gran Turismo" series, which included a presentation by Mr. Yamauchi, the creator of the game.

The March 2024 update, which will be available today, adds the Audi R8 Coupé V10 plus '16, Lamborghini Urus '18, and Toyota GT-One (TS020) '99 as newly included cars. Additions to the cafe's extras menu, additional World Circuit race events, additional decals for the Reverie Editor, and a special feature on Scapes will be added.

[March 2024 Update Trailer

■ "Gran Turismo 7" March 2024 Update Trailer

New car models are on the way!

Audi R8 Coupé V10 plus '16

*Available at Brand Central.

The second generation of the Audi road-going sports car named after the Le Mans champion.

The second generation of Audi's road-going sports car bearing the name of the Le Mans champion.
The R8 is a road car that incorporates technology from the R8 prototype racing car of the same name that competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, etc. The R8 debuted in 2006 to worldwide acclaim and was reborn for the second generation in 2016.

Although it was basically a keep-concept model change, the Audi space frame made of lightweight materials and the full-time 4WD quattro system were switched to newly developed ones. Even the styling, which has much in common with the previous generation, has been changed in most details.

The power unit is the same as that of the previous generation, a 5.2L naturally aspirated V10 engine. However, the basic R8 V10 engine delivers 540 PS, 15 PS more than the previous generation. The R8 V10 Plus, a high-performance version of the R8 V10, features the same engine tuned up to 610 PS, a fixed rear wing, and a mechanical LSD as standard equipment.

Lamborghini Urus '18

*Available at Brand Central.

Lamborghini's "answer to the global rise of SUVs."

Lamborghini's answer to the global rise of the SUV category is the Urus, launched in 2018. The Urus represents a "super SUV" from a brand that produces super sports cars.

The styling is an edgy, linear design common to the mid-ship models of the same generation of Lamborghinis. The basic framework is based on the Volkswagen Group's platform for full-size SUVs, with unique tuning.

Mounted at the front is a 4L V8 twin turbo, Lamborghini's first ever supercharged unit, delivering 650 PS and 86.68 kgfm. The drive system is a full-time 4WD with a torque distribution system based on a front-rear ratio of 40:60, with the driving force variable from 70:30 to 13:87 depending on the situation.

In addition to the adaptive air suspension, rear wheel steer and torque vectoring system provide maneuverability and cornering performance suitable for a super SUV, and an optional driving mode for off-road and desert driving is also available.

At the time of its debut, it was the world's fastest SUV, with 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3.6 seconds, 0-200 km/h acceleration in 12.8 seconds, and a top speed of 305 km/h. The Toyota GT-One (TS09) was the world's fastest SUV, with a top speed of 305 km/h and a 0-100 km/h acceleration of 3.6 seconds.

Toyota GT-One (TS020) '99

Available at

*Legend Cars.

Toyota's endurance race car that won its class at Le Mans in 1999.

In the early 1990s, Toyota challenged to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans with its Group C car, the TS010. The Toyota GT-One (TS020), introduced in 1998, succeeded that unsuccessful challenge. During the Group C era, Toyota developed its machines mainly in Japan. However, this time, the company changed its structure and entrusted the entire project to TTE (Toyota Team Europe) of Germany, which had been in charge of the World Rally Championship activities, and once again took on the challenge of winning the overall victory in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The new Le Mans car, GT-One, was developed by Andre De Cortanz, a racing car design genius with a brilliant track record in the world's most prestigious motorsports, including F1, Le Mans, and WRC. Having designed Peugeot's first Group C car, the 905, and won Le Mans in 1992 and 1993, de Cortanz designed the GT-One as a Le Mans car for the new era, incorporating the latest F1 technology.

The monocoque, made of carbon composite structure, was narrowed down for aerodynamic performance, and a 3.6L V8 twin-turbo engine developed during the Group C car era was installed. The suspension had extremely long arms both front and rear, ensuring ideal suspension geometry.

In 1998, the first year of the GT-One's entry in Le Mans, Toyota sent three GT-One cars to lead the race in the LM GT1 class with the aim of winning the overall championship, but they were plagued by problems and unfortunate accidents and were unable to achieve any results. In the second year, 1999, the GT-One developed into the LM GTP car in accordance with the changes in the Le Mans regulations. In 1999, the GT-One was developed into the LM GTP car in accordance with the changes in the Le Mans regulations. The two cars that were positioned to be the winner and its support were forced to withdraw from the race due to a series of problems.

However, Ukyo Katayama, Toshio Suzuki, and Keiichi Tsuchiya on the third car made a furious pursuit toward the end of the race, finishing in 2nd place overall. This was the highest-ever finish by a Japanese team driving a Japanese car.

Cafe]

The following new menu items were added to the Extra Menu.

Extra Menu No. 37 Collection "Jaguar" (collector's level 41 required)

World Circuit Race Event

The following race events have been added to the World Circuit.

European Clubman Cup 600

Blue Moon Bay Speedway Infield A Reverse
Schwarz Wald League
High Speed Ring Reverse

World Touring Car 900

24 Hours of Le Mans Racing Circuit

GT Auto/Recovery Editor

Official decals of the "HIGHSPEED Étoile" TV anime are included for a limited time.
A total of 26 items (8 title logos and 18 main characters) from the Japanese TV animation "HIGHSPEED Étoile" are included in the preset decals of the REVERY EDITOR for a limited time*.
HIGHSPEED Étoile," an original TV animation depicting the world of motorsports in the near future, is scheduled to be broadcast in Japan from April. For more information, check the official anime website ( # ).
*: The expiration date will be announced on the official website of the Gran Turismo series, etc.

[Scapes feature added].

Fukushima" has been added to the special features.

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[Title information
■" Gran Turismo 7"
Release date: On sale (March 4, 2022)
Compatibility: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro
Genre: Realistic driving simulator
CERO: A (for all ages)

<For PS5
Package version: Standard Edition 8,690 yen (tax included)
Download version: Standard Edition 8,690 yen (tax included)

＜For PS4
Package version: Standard Edition 7,590 yen (tax included)
Downloadable version: Standard Edition 7,590 yen (including tax)

<For PS5 and PS4
Downloadable version: 25th Anniversary Digital Deluxe Edition 10,890 yen (tax included)

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