Gran Turismo 7 update 1.71 rolls out today for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, introducing four distinct vehicles, three new World Circuits, and Whistler as a featured curation in Scapes. Developed by Polyphony Digital, this patch expands the garage with street icons, sleepers, pure drivers, and next-gen performance machines.

Quick Facts

  • Release Date: August 19, 2026 (11:00 PM PDT / August 20 at 7:00 AM BST / 3:00 PM JST)
  • Platforms: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4
  • New Additions: 4 cars, 3 World Circuits, Whistler Scapes curation
  • Requirements: Internet connection required for update; credits required for vehicle purchases

1.71 Update Car Field Guide and Where to Find Them

Each added vehicle fills a specific role in the gran turismo 7 update 1.71 patch notes, ranging from tuner culture classics to modern electric performance.

'97 Toyota Chaser Tourer V (Street Icon)

Known for its tuner culture and drifting roots, this Toyota brings immediate street presence. Purchase it from the Used Cars dealership. To experience it, take the Chaser to Tokyo Expressway for a clean lap, head to GT Auto to apply a livery, or visit the Tuning Shop to start modifying components.

'97 Toyota Mark II Tourer V (Sleeper Pick)

Carrying quiet confidence, the Mark II rewards players who appreciate subtle performance and heritage. It is available to purchase from Used Cars. Test it on urban tracks like Tokyo Expressway, compare its handling against era-rival road cars, and use the Tuning Shop to test custom setups.

'08 Caterham Seven Superlight R500 (Pure Driver)

This lightweight, highly responsive machine strips away distractions to focus entirely on driver-to-road connection. It can be purchased directly from Brand Central. Start by running a Time Trial on a technical track like Deep Forest Raceway, then focus on lap consistency and refining your braking lines.

'25 Hyundai IONIQ 6 N (Next Gen Performance)

Representing the evolution of speed and modern electric propulsion, the IONIQ 6 N is available via Brand Central. Take it to a fast circuit like High-Speed Ring, set up a custom race against other modern performance cars, and evaluate its handling across different track layouts.