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Gran Turismo 7’s Spec IV update begins October 15 with six vehicle additions, including a 1994 Ferrari F355 and a 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A racer, plus the new Sugo circuit. Footage shown during the GT World Series event in Singapore also previewed a Car Viewer and a Car Concierge for buying rare cars, though the Concierge costs more and delivery can take days.
Gran Turismo 7 will receive the first half of its Spec IV update on October 15, adding the Ferrari F355, a 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car and the Sugo circuit, according to footage and details presented during the game’s esports livestream in Singapore. The update also previews new garage tools and adds several other vehicles, giving players new content to try ahead of a second Spec IV release planned for December.
The reported vehicle additions are the 1994 Ferrari F355, the 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A, a 2023 Honda Step Wgn, a 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an updated Mazda RX Vision GT3 race car and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo car. The update is identified as version 1.72. The report says Sony shared a trailer and gameplay footage during the weekend’s GT World Series event in Singapore.
The Civic is a Group A touring car that won its class in the 1987 All-Japan Touring Car Championship. The Drive describes the specific car as producing 220 horsepower and weighing less than 2,000 pounds, and notes its Motul livery and previous appearance in Gran Turismo 4. Those details make it a notable addition for players interested in historic touring-car competition, rather than just another road-car entry.
The livestream footage also showed two features planned for the update. Car Viewer lets players stage vehicles against different backgrounds from the Garage menu and take pictures. Car Concierge offers access to rare cars that players previously had to wait to find in the used-car or Legends Car lots. The Drive reports that the service charges more than those listings and may require a wait for delivery.
New Cars Meet Sugo Circuit
The update brings together new vehicles and a circuit that has a particular connection to the Ferrari’s gaming history. Sugo appeared prominently in Sega’s Ferrari F355 Challenge, making its addition alongside the F355 a recognizable pairing for players familiar with that racing game. The Drive’s report describes the circuit as a personal favorite, but that is the writer’s view, not an official assessment of the track.
For GT7 players, the Civic offers a different draw: a lightweight, historic race car with a championship record and an established connection to the series. The new Car Concierge could also change how players acquire rare vehicles, trading the chance to buy immediately from rotating listings for a more predictable route that costs extra and may involve a wait. The update’s appeal therefore extends beyond the car list to the way players browse, photograph and obtain vehicles.
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Spec IV Arrives in Two Parts
Spec IV is being released in stages. The October 15 drop is Part 1; the report says Part 2 is due in December and will include a refreshed Autumn Ring, a fictional circuit familiar to long-time Gran Turismo players. No specific December release day is given in the supplied report.
The report places the October preview during the 2026 GT World Series Round 3 in Singapore, where competitors raced on Sugo. It says the footage showed the circuit in the game, but offers no technical description of its layout, handling characteristics or how it compares with the real-world venue. The F355’s listed model year is 1994, while The Drive’s hope that players can customize it to resemble a competition version is an expectation, not a confirmed feature.
““Convenience evidently has its price.””
— The Drive
Honda Civic Si Group A scale model
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Feature Costs and Car Details
Several practical details remain unconfirmed in the supplied material. It does not give a complete list of Car Concierge prices or delivery times, nor explain whether availability or delivery periods vary by car. The report gives one example: a 1955 Mercedes W196 priced at 20,780,000 credits, compared with its usual 20 million-credit listing, with delivery taking seven days. That example should not be treated as the price or wait for every vehicle.
The source also does not state whether the F355 will have the customization options needed to recreate a race version, or provide a full breakdown of changes to the Mazda RX Vision GT3. The December Autumn Ring refresh is announced, but details of the circuit’s design and alterations are not yet available. The report does not describe any additional gameplay, event or balance changes in version 1.72.
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October Release, December Circuit
The next milestone is the release of Spec IV Part 1 on October 15. Players can then see how the announced cars, Sugo and the two garage tools work in the finished update, and whether the Concierges’ prices and wait periods match the example shown in the livestream. Further information may clarify customization options and the full scope of version 1.72.
After the October update, the planned December release will add the revitalized Autumn Ring. The exact launch date and details of its redesign remain unstated in the report, leaving the circuit’s final appearance and the full contents of Part 2 to be confirmed closer to release.
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Key Questions
When does the first Spec IV update arrive in Gran Turismo 7?
The reported release date for Spec IV Part 1 is October 15, 2026.Which cars are reported for the October update?
The list includes the 1994 Ferrari F355, 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A, 2023 Honda Step Wgn, 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an evolved Mazda RX Vision GT3 and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo car.What is the Car Concierge?
It is a planned feature for buying rare cars that players otherwise might wait to find in the used-car or Legends lots. The Drive reports that the shown example cost more than the usual listing and took seven days to arrive; terms may differ for other cars.Is Sugo the only new circuit in Spec IV?
Sugo is listed for Part 1. Part 2 is due in December and is expected to include a refreshed Autumn Ring. The report does not list other new circuits.Will players be able to turn the Ferrari F355 into a race car?
That is not confirmed in the supplied report. The Drive expressed hope that GT Auto will offer suitable customization options, but did not say those options have been announced.Source: rss
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