Gran Turismo 7 Game Update

The high-performance Hyundai Ioniq 5N has been confirmed to be coming to Gran Turismo 7’s next update in an announcement that was hidden in plain sight.

The 1.54 update for Gran Turismo 7 is now with us, allowing us a first proper look at all of the various changes and improvements to the title.

Fresh off the back of the 1.54 update for Gran Turismo 7 being made available to preload on PlayStation 5 consoles, Polyphony Digital has now revealed the contents for the patch which arrives tomorrow.

Polyphony Digital has taken the highly unusual step of making a game update for Gran Turismo 7 available to download some 24 hours early, with the 1.54 patch now available to PlayStation 5 players.

After a little lull in communication from Polyphony Digital, studio head Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed that the expected November update for Gran Turismo 7 will be hitting consoles soon.

Following a wait of a little over two months, the latest Gran Turismo 7 game update is now available.

The headline contents for the next Gran Turismo 7 update, 1.52, have been revealed just as expected, ahead of its arrival on Thursday October 3.

Gran Turismo series producer Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed something of a surprise Gran Turismo 7 update with his usual pre-update “silhouette” post on social media.

Gran Turismo 7 will be one of the first titles to benefit from Sony’s hopped-up PlayStation 5 Pro console, with an update to take advantage of the additional graphics power available.

A surprise update for Gran Turismo 7 has been released overnight, aimed at fixing an unusual glitch which arose with the previous update.

Although today’s Gran Turismo 7 game update, 1.49, has brought in a sweeping set of physics changes that have largely been for the better, it’s safe to say that not everything has gone to plan.

After almost a three-week wait from its original reveal, the Gran Turismo 7 1.49 update is now available. It brings the first new circuit to the game in quite some time, along with some wider changes to the game’s underlying physics.

Despite the unusually early announcement for the latest Gran Turismo 7 update, 1.49, Polyphony Digital has stuck with its regular update cadence in revealing a little more about the update which arrives on July 25.

GTPlanet had a chance to catch up with Gran Turismo World Series racer, and unofficial Vegemite spokesman, Guy Barbara about his recent experiences in Montreal — including the highs, lows, new physics, and a little insight into life at the heart of the flagship event.

A fan-favorite, PlayStation 3-era circuit is making its return to the Gran Turismo series, as Polyphony Digital has revealed that Eiger Nordward will be coming to GT7 in update 1.49 this month.

In a rather surprising turn of events, the Gran Turismo social media team has announced the next update for GT7, version 1.49, will be revealed during the GT World Series live stream from Montreal on July 6.

The 1.48 update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available, with one of the larger car drops in the game’s life which sees a selection of cars from previous GT games coming back after a long absence — including a welcome return for an entire brand.

Following a teaser earlier this week, the new vehicle contents of Gran Turismo 7’s 1.48 update have now been revealed in full — confirming the identities of the machines we’ll be driving soon.

The next game update for Gran Turismo 7 looks set to land on our consoles this coming Thursday, May 30, with series creator Kazunori Yamauchi posting his traditional pre-update teaser on Twitter.

With the next stage of the Gran Turismo World Series online qualifiers just around the corner, Polyphony Digital has released a patch for Gran Turismo 7 to address a glitch which could have affected the competition.