October 5, 2026
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Gran Turismo 7: Spec IV Part 1 Lands October 14
The driving simulator's free content pipeline keeps rolling, giving players a massive garage expansion and a new track to master before the year wraps up.
The short version
Gran Turismo 7 will receive its free Spec IV Part 1 update on October 14, 2026, developer Polyphony Digital and Sony announced. The update introduces six new cars, the Sportsland SUGO circuit, and a Car Concierge service.
By Chuy, Senior Staff Writer
Oct 5, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom
TL;DR — what matters
• Six new vehicles join the roster, ranging from a 1986 Citroen to a 2026 Mazda GT3 concept
• The Sportsland SUGO Circuit is added as a new playable track
• A new Car Concierge service allows players to order Used and Legend cars directly
Sportsland SUGO Circuit — A brand-new track added to the racing lineup.
Six New Vehicles — Includes classics like the '94 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta and modern concepts like the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo.
Car Concierge — A new system introduced to help players order Used and Legend vehicles.
Collector Level Cap & Dealership — Increased the Collector level cap and added a designated space for Vintage Cars in the Dealership.
What it means for the meta
What this means for players: Spec IV Part 1 injects some heavy variety into the late-game garage rotation, with a second part coming in December to add even more mileage.
Sony and Polyphony Digital will deploy the first half of its free Spec IV update for Gran Turismo 7 on October 14, 2026, according to a newly released trailer. It is the latest garage expansion for a game that has spent the last few years quietly turning car collecting into a highly detailed second career.
The developer confirmed the mid-October timing, which serves as the opening act for a two-part rollout. In a live-service landscape where updates can sometimes feel like mandatory digital chores, Polyphony’s steady delivery of fresh asphalt and steel remains one of the more predictable routines in racing.
The details
- Release date: October 14, 2026
- New track: Sportsland SUGO Circuit
- New cars: Citroen 2 CV 6 Charleston (1986), Honda Civic SI Group A (1987), Ferrari F355 Berlinetta (1994), Honda Step WGN Spada Premium Line (2023), Mazda RX-Vision GT3 EVO (2026), Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo
- New feature: Car Concierge service for ordering Used and Legend cars
- Collector level cap will be increased
Part 2 is tentatively set for December with another six cars and a fresh circuit, giving virtual garage managers more content to explore before the year ends.
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