Gran Turismo 7 Spec III Update Adds Ferrari 296 GT3 and Yas Marina on December 4

Gran Turismo 7 received this Thursday, December 4, 2025, the free update The initiative aims to expand the racing simulation experience, with a focus on accessibility and performance analysis.

Polyphony Digital announced the pack as the game’s second major update, originally released in March 2022. Jogadores has been able to pre-load content since December 3, with sizes ranging from 9 GB on PS4 to 15 GB on PS5. Além from free comes the DLC Power Pack, exclusive to PS5, for US$29.99, which adds 50 themed events and six pre-tuned vehicles.

• Eight new cars available in categories such as Brand Central and Used Cars, including Ferrari 296 GT3 for 1.2 million in-game credits.
• Two brand new circuits: Gilles-Villeneuve (2.71 miles) and Yas Marina (3.28 miles), with circuit experiences for specific challenges.
• Data Logger allows you to compare lap telemetry in single-player and online Time Trials events.

The Power Pack DLC integrates races of up to 24 hours against the Gran Turismo Sophy 3.0 AI, simulating full weekends of motorsport. Esses elements reinforce the developer’s commitment to regular updates, keeping the title relevant three years after launch.

New vehicles boost collection

The Spec III expands the Gran Turismo 7 catalog with vehicles that mix modern performance and classic icons. Oito models arrive immediately, distributed in sections as Brand Central, Used Cars and Legends Cars. Esses additions cater to Fórmula 1 and Japanese tuning enthusiasts, with prices ranging from 14 thousand to 3 million credits.

Among the highlights, the 2022 Ferrari 296 GT3 enters the Gr.3 category, replacing older models and updating the fleet of prototypes. Já the 1995 Renault Espace F1, a minivan with a V10 F1 engine, returns from Gran Turismo 2, costing 2 million credits in the Legends section. The 1985 FIAT Panda 30 CL appears at Used Cars for 14 thousand credits, ideal for light racing.

The Polestar 5 Performance of 2026, electric with 120 thousand credits, includes Time Trial challenges that offer prizes such as trips to Outros include Mine’s BNR34 GT-R N1 Base for 3 million and the 1997 Mitsubishi FTO GP Version R for 35 thousand.

These additions are in addition to six cars from the Power Pack DLC, such as the Nissan Skyline GT-R GP-Tuned and the Toyota AE86 Levin D-Tuned, unlocked via 50 themed races. Vehicles come with multiple liveries and ready-made adjustments for different difficulty levels.

Spec III is almost here, GT7’s biggest update yet. New tracks (Yas Marina + Gilles-Villeneuve), 8 new cars, Dunlop Tires, All free. Spec III drops, starting 12am PT/5pm JST on Dec. 4.#GT7 pic.twitter.com/yu2lEE2nIi

— Gran Turismo (@thegranturismo)December 3, 2025

Unprecedented circuits raise challenges

Circuits Gilles-Villeneuve and Yas Marina debut in Spec III, featuring iconic layouts from real motorsport. The Gilles-Villeneuve, in the Canadá, measures 2.71 miles and is in the region Américas, with a single configuration and Circuit Experience divided into four sectors. Jogadores use the 2020 Mercedes-AMG GT3 to complete challenges, earning 200,000 credits per sector and 1 million for total gold.

Yas Marina, in the Emirados Árabes, extends 3.28 miles in the region Sua Circuit Experience has three sectors, with the Ferrari 296 GT3 as the mandatory vehicle, offering identical prizes. Esses circuits are part of events like Ferrari Circuit Challenge, rewarded with 90 thousand credits.

A minor addition is the 14.83-mile Nürburgring Endurance reverse layout, exclusive to Time Trial. No Eiger Nordwand Reverse, a new Circuit Experience appears with the Alpine A110 of 2017, in three sectors, awarding 200 thousand and 1 million credits. Essas tracks expand options for online and single-player racing.

The designs prioritize realism, with sectors that test braking and acceleration in famous curves. Jogadores notice fluid integration with World Map, facilitating access via dedicated icons.

Technical improvements enhance gameplay

Data Logger appears as a central tool in Spec III, allowing graphical analysis of acceleration, braking and telemetry between two laps in single-player circuits. Disponível to Online Time Trials, but not multiplayer, functionality helps refine strategies in events like the Polestar 5 challenge.

Engine swap gains 22 options for 20 vehicles, including the V10 Renault Espace F1 in multiple models and the W16 Bugatti in six cars. Pneus Dunlop become standard on many vehicles, with a dedicated museum on the Brand Central. Suporte to FullForce from Fanatec improves feedback on compatible steering wheels.

Weekly challenges now appear in the side panel on World Map and World Circuits, simplifying access to events. The Power Pack DLC adds 50 races against Sophy 3.0, in full weekend formats, including 24 hours of endurance. Esses events are equivalent to 17 Menu Books of GT Cafe, with credit boosts.

Minor tweaks include engine simulation on the Corvette CX Concept and sound fixes on vehicles like the F3500-A. The intro video highlights content from Spec II, November 2023. Essas changes increase the accuracy of the simulation.

Paid content expands events

Power Pack, for $29.99 on PS5, introduces Gran Turismo 7’s first paid DLC, with 50 events across 20 themed categories. 24-hour Corridas and head-to-head battles against Sophy 3.0 simulate global motorsport traditions. The package includes a ticket worth 5 million credits for the same price.

Six unlock paths unlock cars like the 2015 Ford Mustang American Racer and the 930 Porsche 911 Acesso occurs via icon in World Map, exclusive to PS5.

Menu Books extras include collections like Alfa Romeo Legends, rewarded with six-star roulette tickets. The Menu Sazonal requires three new cars – Panda, FTO and Espace F1 – and lasts until December 21st, awarding a six-star ticket. Eventos like European Sunday Cup 400 yield up to 300 thousand credits in Gr.1 Prototype Series.

These elements encourage progression, with prizes like 52,000 credits in smaller races. The DLC reinforces longevity by integrating advanced AI for realistic racing.

Initial player reactions

Players express enthusiasm with the volume of content in Spec III, highlighting circuits such as Gilles-Villeneuve for their fidelity to the real route. Ferramentas as well as Data Logger receive praise for assisting amateurs with time improvements.

The Power Pack DLC divides opinions, with endurance fans celebrating the 24 hours, but some question the exclusive price for PS5. Novos cars like the Polestar 5 generate buzz on forums, with initial tests focusing on electrical performance.

UI updates like side panels make navigation easier, reducing clicks for weekly events. Engine swaps inspire customized creations, with rotating and bike swaps gaining traction.

Polyphony monitors feedback for future patches, maintaining the monthly update cycle. The community sees Spec III as revitalization, especially with World Series approaching.

Gran Turismo 7 consolidates its position in simulations with this wave, balancing free and paid. The update serves a global base, with downloads already exceeding initial expectations at launch.