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Gran Turismo 7 Spec IV update: New cars
The rollout began at 11pm PDT on October 14, which corresponds to October 15 in the UK and Japan. The Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Evo ’26 adds a racing-focused vehicle to the lineup, while the Honda Step WGN Spada Premium Line ’23 offers a different driving experience with its minivan design. The Citroën 2CV 6 Charleston ’86 rounds out the additions with a classic French car known for its practical design.
Sony has also announced the DualSense Wireless Controller – Gran Turismo Limited Edition to mark the franchise’s 30th anniversary.
Sony said the update is available to all players at no additional cost.
The controller comes with racing stripes and motorsport-inspired graphics. It also has a textured front plate that resembles carbon fibre. The limited-edition model’s design draws on automotive engineering and Gran Turismo’s visual identity.
Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense controller: Price and availability
The limited-edition controller will be available globally in limited quantities starting December 10. Its recommended retail price is $84.99 in the US, €84.99 in Europe, £74.99 in the UK and ¥12,480 in Japan, including tax where specified. Pre-orders for the controller will begin on October 22 at 10am local time through PlayStation’s direct sales channels, where available, and participating retailers. Players who haven’t purchased Gran Turismo 7 can also try My First GT, available as a free download through the PlayStation Store.
Actual retail prices may vary. In the US, customers can pre-order through direct.playstation.com. In the UK and selected European countries, pre-orders will be available through the PlayStation Store hardware website. Quantities will be limited.