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Gran Turismo 7’s Spec IV update Part 1 is scheduled for Oct. 15, adding six vehicles, the Sugo circuit and new car-viewing and purchasing features. Sony showed the content during the GT World Series Singapore livestream; the second phase, including a refreshed Autumn Ring, is due in December.
Gran Turismo 7 is scheduled to receive the first part of its Spec IV update on Oct. 15, bringing the Ferrari F355, a 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car and the new Sugo circuit to the game. Sony Interactive Entertainment previewed the additions in a trailer and gameplay footage shown during the GT World Series 2026 Singapore livestream.
The update, identified in the report as version 1.72, is slated to add six vehicles: a 1994 Ferrari F355, the 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car, a 2023 Honda Step Wgn, a 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an updated Mazda RX Vision GT3 race car and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo concept. The report says Xiaomi’s car had been revealed previously but was not yet playable in the game.
Sugo, a real-world circuit shown in the livestream, is also due to make its GT7 debut with Part 1. The report describes the track as a short, older-style circuit and notes that it was featured in Sega’s Ferrari F355 Challenge. That connection links the newly playable Ferrari with a circuit familiar to players of the earlier racing game.
The footage also showed two garage features. 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 otherwise have to wait to see in the used-car or Legends Cars dealerships. The report says concierge purchases cost more and can take time to arrive.
New Cars Meet New Garage Tools
The update combines new driving content with changes to how players acquire and present cars. Adding Sugo and six vehicles gives players new combinations to explore, while the Civic’s racing history and the F355’s connection to Ferrari F355 Challenge give the roster additions particular appeal to series fans.
Car Concierge could also change the practical wait for cars tied to rotating dealership availability. According to the report, convenience comes at a price: one example shown was a 1955 Mercedes W196, listed for 20,780,000 credits with a seven-day delivery time. The report compared that price with the car’s usual 20 million-credit listing, though the full terms and availability of the feature were not specified.
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Spec IV Arrives in Two Parts
Spec IV is planned as a two-part update, rather than a single release. The Oct. 15 drop is the first phase. A second phase is due in December and is expected to add a refreshed version of Autumn Ring, a fictional circuit that has appeared in earlier Gran Turismo games.
The report connects the 1987 Civic Si Group A to Gran Turismo 4, where the car was known for its Motul livery. It says the race car produced 220 horsepower, weighed less than 2,000 pounds and won its class in the 1987 All-Japan Touring Car Championship. These historical details are part of the source report; they do not establish how the car will perform in GT7.
““The Ferrari F355, among other desirable and less-desirable vehicles, will be making its Gran Turismo 7 debut””
— The Drive report
Release Details Still Pending
The source describes the Oct. 15 release as scheduled, but does not provide a precise release time or confirm whether the date applies to all regions. It also does not set out the complete specifications, purchase restrictions or delivery rules for Car Concierge; the Mercedes example is one reported demonstration, not a full account of the feature.
Details about the refreshed Autumn Ring remain limited. The report says the circuit is planned for December but offers no footage or description of how it has been changed. The source also does not give full information on the updated Mazda race car or the Xiaomi concept’s in-game specifications.
October Release, December Circuit
The first milestone is the scheduled Oct. 15 Spec IV Part 1 release. Players can then check the update for the six vehicles, Sugo and the new garage features described in the preview. Sony has not provided further details in the supplied material about exact release timing or feature rules.
The next announced content milestone is Spec IV Part 2 in December, which is expected to bring the refreshed Autumn Ring. More information, including how the circuit has been revised, remains to be announced.
Key Questions
When does the first part of the GT7 Spec IV update arrive?
It is scheduled for Oct. 15, 2026. The source report does not give a release time or regional schedule.
Which cars are listed for the update?
The reported additions are a 1994 Ferrari F355, 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A, 2023 Honda Step Wgn, 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an updated Mazda RX Vision GT3 and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo car.
What is Sugo in this update?
Sugo is a circuit scheduled to debut in GT7 with Part 1. The report says it was also featured in Sega’s Ferrari F355 Challenge.
What does Car Concierge do?
The preview showed it offering access to rare cars that players otherwise wait to find in the used-car or Legends Cars dealerships. The report says concierge cars may cost more and take time to arrive.
What is planned for the second Spec IV update?
A second phase is due in December 2026 and is expected to include a refreshed Autumn Ring. Further details have not been provided in the source material.
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