Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.54 Introduces Five New Cars, Café Menu, World Circuit Events, and GT Sophy AI Enhancements – PlayStation.Blog

Hey, Gran Turismo fans, listen up! The latest Update 1.54 is kicking things into high gear with a trove of new cars, events, and challenges that you won’t want to miss. There’s something extra special this time—an update to the Gran Turismo Sophy AI for the iconic Trial Mountain Circuit and Tokyo Expressway – East Clockwise. Plus, there’s the Gran Turismo World Series Celebration Race where you’ll get to dive into the same thrilling races showcased in this year’s grand finale.

Mark your calendars! Update 1.54 for Gran Turismo 7 rolls out on Wednesday, November 20, at 10:00 PM PT (check your local time: 6:00 AM GMT, 3:00 PM JST the next day).

Five New Cars to Discover This Month

First up, let’s chat about the new wheels. The Ford Escort RS Cosworth ’92, a WRC homologation gem, is now available in the Used Cars section. Known for its funky double-decker wing design, this car first hit the scene thanks to Ford’s competitive spirit in the World Rally Championship during the early ’90s. It packs quite a punch with a 2-liter turbocharged engine created by Cosworth, resulting in a durable beast ready to dominate the rally tracks once again.

Next, we’ve got the illustrious Mercedes-Benz W 196 R ’55. This legendary F1 car, which you can find in Legend Cars, is a marvel from Mercedes-Benz’s comeback to motorsports. Built for the F1 field with cutting-edge tubular steel space frame and an inline-8 engine, it clinched world titles and drove Juan Manuel Fangio to victory.

Now, let’s talk about speed with the Porsche 911 Turbo S (992) ’20. Available at Brand Central, this top model of Porsche’s eighth-generation 911 lineup boasts an advanced MMB modular platform. What’s under the hood? A formidable 3,745 cc flat-6 twin-turbo that delivers a whopping 641 BHP to all four wheels. Ideal for those with a need for speed.

Another intriguing addition is the Porsche Mission X ’23, celebrating 75 years of Porsche innovation. It’s a concept hypercar, also available at Brand Central, reflecting Porsche’s future vision in car technology. This electric marvel hints at being the fastest around the Nürburgring Nordschleife in Gran Turismo 7, featuring stunning downforce levels and groundbreaking charging prowess.

Finally, meet the Suzuki Jimny Sierra JC ’18. This isn’t just a cute off-road companion. Available at Brand Central, it’s a robust model designed with a focus on worldwide appeal, boasting a confidence-inspiring ladder-frame build perfect for thrilling off-road escapades.

Additional Updates

Over in the Café and Extra Menus section, a new Ferrari Speciale menu is waiting for collectors at Level 48 or above.

Swing by GT Auto and check out the fresh Rotiform wheels. And if racing is your thing, the World Circuits have some new contenders: Jimny Cup at Grand Valley South, Porsche Cup at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, and the Race of Turbo Sportscars at Mount Panorama Circuit. Also, Colorado has joined the Scapes list, perfect for photo enthusiasts who love a scenic backdrop.

And there’s more for racers—Gran Turismo World Series Celebration Race kicks off on November 21, allowing players to relive the 2024 Grand Final races. The exciting event features both the Manufacturers Cup and Nations Cup with a total reward of 1,000,000 Cr. to be earned.

Finally, challenge yourself against the cutting-edge racing AI, Gran Turismo Sophy, now available at both the Trial Mountain Circuit and Tokyo Expressway – East Clockwise. Just look for the Sophy icon in the Quick Race menu and take it for a spin.

Ready to unleash the beast in you? Be sure to gear up for this epic update!

*Note: Make sure you’re connected to the internet and have Gran Turismo 7 installed to access this awesome update.