Gran Turismo Series

As you may have spotted in the news, the Russian state has been making moves to block instant messaging service Telegram.

Last week, Audi released the latest Vision Gran Turismo vehicle in, well, Gran Turismo Sport. Actually, it’s a pair of cars, with a hybrid Gr.1 model and the original EV joining the lineup. We’ve taken both around the track to get an idea of what they’re all about.

For those who missed the chance to pick up the Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car first time around, this week’s GT Sport Mileage Exchange will be just the ticket.

An entirely new car category would have surprised users logging into GT Sport’s Daily Races this morning.

Gran Turismo veterans are no stranger to the Vision Gran Turismo project. Starting in GT6, the program gives car makers a platform to design vehicles without any limitations — not a bad way to celebrate 15 years of the franchise.

Almost six months out from the game’s release, Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed more cars and tracks are indeed coming to Gran Turismo Sport.

Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed that GT Sport may not be a main sequence Gran Turismo title after all.

The thrill of the chase. That’s the theme with GTPlanet’s GT Sport Photo Mode Competition this time around. Well, sort of; there’s a role-play element involved as well. But we’ll get to the latest theme soon enough — first up is last week’s poll.

If you like painting stuff in GT Sport, Tuesdays are like Christmas. That’s the day that Polyphony Digital updates the GT Sport Mileage Exchange each week, and this week it’s all about the shades.

Now that the unusually timed maintenance period is over, Sony has released the v1.17 update for GT Sport.

As we’ve known for a little while now, Audi has become the latest manufacturer to join the Vision Gran Turismo project. It’s just taken the covers off its car at a special Audi Sport event in Neuburg – and we mean literal covers. The Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo is, it turns out, an actual, real vehicle.

In news that should surprise few, Polyphony Digital has scheduled a new Gran Turismo Sport update for early next week. Likely leading the charge is Audi’s Vision GT concept.

UPDATE: The original Instagram post by Girardo & Co has been deleted.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Sony has taken mercy on players (and its servers, probably). The full 24GB download is no more: v1.16 weighs in at an otherwise normal 107MB. If your original gargantuan download is still going, simply cancel it and start the update process again to get the single most current patch. The rest of the article is from its original publishing.

With less than week until its reveal, Audi has shown a new glimpse of its upcoming Vision GT car.

The updates to GT Sport are coming thick and fast this Spring. Hot on the heels of the v1.15 content update, we’re due another patch this week.

Right on cue, Polyphony Digital has update the GT Sport Mileage Exchange update, bringing fresh paint and a change to vehicle offerings.

Is it April already? According to the calendar, and a bunch of bizarre automotive news bits, it is.

The smell of burnt tires is in the air. The 2018 Formula D season starts in a week, and we’ve teamed up with one of the stars of the show to bring his newest car to GT Sport ahead of time.

Now that’s certainly unexpected. The latest GT Sport update brought Tsukuba to the party, and with it, a subtle ad… for another sim racer.