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Gran Turismo 7’s Spec IV update Part 1 is scheduled for Oct. 15, 2026, bringing six vehicles, the new Sugo circuit, a Car Viewer and a Car Concierge. The Drive reports that a second update phase is due in December and is expected to add a refreshed Autumn Ring.
Gran Turismo 7 is scheduled to receive the first part of its Spec IV update on Oct. 15, 2026, adding the Ferrari F355, a 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car, five other vehicles and the Sugo circuit. The Drive reported the release date and features after a trailer and gameplay footage were shown during the game’s esports livestream in Singapore.
The update, identified in the report as version 1.72, includes six vehicles: the 1994 Ferrari F355, the 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car, a 2023 Honda Step Wgn, a 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an evolved Mazda RX Vision GT3 race car and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo car. The Ferrari and the Civic are among the more prominent additions, though the lineup also spans a family minivan and a classic economy car.
Sugo, a real-world circuit in Japan, is also set to make its GT7 debut. Footage of the track appeared during the broadcast, where competitors raced on it. The Drive notes that Sugo also featured prominently in Sega’s Ferrari F355 Challenge, linking the new circuit to an earlier racing game built around Ferrari’s sports car.
The livestream previewed two features. Car Viewer lets players stage cars against different backgrounds from the Garage menu and take pictures. Car Concierge offers access to rare cars that players otherwise wait to find in the Used Cars or Legends Cars lots. The Drive says the concierge may let buyers select a car’s color and choose between examples with different mileage, but purchases cost more and require a delivery wait.
New Cars, Circuit and Garage Tools
The Oct. 15 release combines new driving content with changes to how players acquire and present cars. Sugo gives racers a new venue, while the six additions broaden the available vehicle roster, from the F355 and Civic race car to vehicles with very different everyday and motorsport roles.
The Car Concierge could also change how players obtain cars tied to limited-time dealership rotations. The Drive’s example was a 1955 Mercedes W196, listed at 20,780,000 credits and with a seven-day delivery wait. The report compares that price with the model’s usual 20 million-credit listing in GT7’s Legends Cars selection. The example suggests that players may pay a premium for availability, though the full rules and range of cars offered were not detailed.
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Spec IV Arrives in Two Phases
Spec IV is being released in stages rather than as one single update. The Oct. 15 release is Part 1, with a second phase due in December 2026. According to The Drive, the later phase is expected to include a revitalized Autumn Ring, a fictional circuit familiar to longtime Gran Turismo players.
The report identifies the Civic as a 1987 Group A model associated with an iconic Motul livery in Gran Turismo 4. It says the car produced 220 horsepower, weighed less than 2,000 pounds and won its class in the 1987 All-Japan Touring Car Championship. Those historical and performance details help explain why the Civic is a notable addition for players interested in older touring-car racing.
Details Still Awaiting Release
The report does not provide a complete specification sheet for the update, including the exact release time, regional availability, file size or whether any additional features will accompany the listed additions. Sony Interactive Entertainment is identified in the source material, but no direct statement from the company is quoted there.
Some Car Concierge details remain provisional. The Drive says footage appeared to show choices involving mileage and paint color, while the precise selection rules, eligible vehicles and delivery terms have not been fully set out. The report also expresses hope that the F355 will receive customization options that let players make it resemble its competition counterpart; it does not confirm that such options will be included.
The December phase is described as due to bring a revitalized Autumn Ring, but the report offers no preview of how the circuit will be changed for GT7. Further information about the track and the second phase remains outstanding.
October Release and December Phase
Players can expect the first Spec IV content drop on Oct. 15, 2026, if the announced schedule holds. The update will add the listed vehicles, Sugo and the two previewed garage features. The next major milestone is the planned December phase, which is expected to include the refreshed Autumn Ring.
More detail may emerge through official Gran Turismo channels or subsequent gameplay demonstrations, particularly on how Car Concierge pricing and delivery work and what changes have been made to Autumn Ring. Until then, the release details should be treated as the announced plan rather than confirmation that either phase has already launched.
Key Questions
When does the first part of GT7’s Spec IV update arrive?
The first part is scheduled for Oct. 15, 2026, according to The Drive’s report.
Which cars are being added?
The reported additions are the 1994 Ferrari F355, 1987 Honda Civic Si Group A race car, 2023 Honda Step Wgn, 1986 Citroën 2CV6 Charleston, an evolved Mazda RX Vision GT3 and Xiaomi’s Vision Gran Turismo car.
Is Sugo coming to Gran Turismo 7?
Yes. The report says Sugo will debut in GT7 as part of the Oct. 15 update, and that it appeared in footage during the Singapore esports livestream.
What does the Car Concierge do?
The previewed feature lets players buy rare cars that they might otherwise need to wait for in the Used Cars or Legends Cars lots. The Drive reports that purchases may offer color and mileage choices but cost more and can take time to arrive; full terms have not been confirmed in the report.
What is planned for the December Spec IV update?
The second phase is due in December 2026 and is expected to include a revitalized Autumn Ring. Further details about the circuit have not yet been provided.
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