Kazunori Yamauchi has pulled the covers off the three cars coming to Gran Turismo 7 in next week’s update, and two of them are not quite what we were expecting. The series creator took to social media to reveal the Renault Twingo, Porsche 964 Turbo S, and Yangwang U9 (yes, U9, not the Xtreme) as the trio joining the game on April 23.
Polyphony Digital has announced the first Manufacturers Cup Exhibition Season of 2026, getting underway this weekend ahead of the official championship later in the year.
A new week brings a new set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races, with three fresh events now live and running through next Monday. It’s a reasonably standard lineup of a one-make sprint, Gr.4 middle-distance, and Gr.3 finale, though Race C has enough tire wear to give it a proper strategic element.
A new Gran Turismo 7 game update is coming next week, probably around April 23, bringing three new cars to the game per a social media post from series creator Kazunori Yamauchi.
If you’ve been following our coverage of Thrustmaster’s latest direct drive wheel bases, you know I had plenty of good things to say about the T598 and its innovative axial flux motor. You also know I was less than thrilled with its bundled “Sportcar” wheel rim, with its hard plastics, cheap soft-touch material, and exposed screw holes. Finally, a refreshed “GT Wheel Add-On” offers a welcome alternative.
The GT7 Online Time Trial has gone full supercar fantasy this week, dropping one of the most coveted road cars ever built onto one of the most opulent circuits in motorsport. The Ferrari F50 meets Yas Marina, home of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
A fresh set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges rolls in this Friday morning, April 17, as your console clock ticks past midnight into the new day. If you’ve been keeping up with GT7’s weekly rotation, you know the drill: five new events, seven days to run them, and a stack of bonus rewards waiting at the finish line.
A new week brings a new set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races, with three fresh events now live and running through next Monday. It’s a fairly standard week, with a one-make sprint, a Gr.3 middle distance, and a Gr.4 strategic finale, but the difficulty curve ramps up for Race C.
If you spent any time in older Gran Turismo games, you may have noticed a small, relatively obscure name among the roster of Japanese tuning houses called Opera Performance. What you probably didn’t realize is that Opera Performance and Polyphony Digital share a connection that goes far deeper than a simple licensing deal.
After months of waiting, the final pieces of the 2026 Gran Turismo World Series calendar have finally clicked into place — and there’s plenty to unpack.
A fresh batch of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges arrives as your console’s clock ticks past midnight into Friday morning, refreshing the five events for another seven-day window.
Users in the GTPlanet forums have reported receiving an invitation to a PlayStation survey over the past few days, and some of the questions it contains are raising eyebrows.
It’s Friday again, which means a fresh set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges has landed. New challenges arrive the moment your console clock ticks past midnight into Friday morning, so depending on your time zone, they may already be waiting for you.
Assetto Corsa EVO is the third title in the franchise developed by Kunos Simulazioni. Currently available via Steam Early Access, the game gives players a taste of what’s to come from Kunos’ latest racing simulation.
Polyphony Digital has quietly added Chinese language support to its corporate website at polyphony.co.jp, marking the first time any language other than Japanese or English has been available on the developer’s own site.
