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Was it just revealed or is there any explanation? Is it not just photoshopped?
 
It was only a matter of time and we already knew that it was coming just not when

 
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Just what we needed, an electric car.
Couldnt care less if a car is BEV, ICE, or HY.
If it drives fine in the game, this is all that matters to me.
Hyundai’s Ioniq are the ugliest new cars around
Though I do agree most EVs are subjectively ugly, the Ioniq5 is almost fine, and there are - by the sheer amount of cars present - many more non EV cars that are less appealing visually. May I remind you of "Fiat Multipla"?
 
Though I do agree most EVs are subjectively ugly, the Ioniq5 is almost fine, and there are - by the sheer amount of cars present - many more non EV cars that are less appealing visually. May I remind you of "Fiat Multipla"?
Is Fiat Multipla in Gran Turismo ?
 
I dont dare opening the brand central to Fiat and be haunted for the rest of my life just to confirm this.
(No, it is not, but I wasnt refering to cars in game).
Most EVs in the game are useless tanks which deliver zero feeling, I doubt the Hyundaï one will be a revelation.

Not playing Gran Turismo to replicate tedious IRL driving but to enjoy petrolhead vehicles that I'll never be able to drive IRL.

Plus I despise heavy SUVs moreover electric ones, the opposite of where we should be heading in terms of vehicles to drive around in everyday life.
 
Crying shame it isn't real:


Which doesn't necessarily mean it's not true, just that this isn't real.

Edit: Okay, hilariously it is real, just it's only displayed on the in-game News panel :lol: I guess that shows how much attention everyone pays to that...

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I wouldn't be disappointed in the Ioniq because it's an EV - the slower EVs are generally the more fun ones in the game IMO, it's the stupidly powerful ones that really miss engine braking and are nasty to drive.

I would be more disappointed in the "PD and Hyundai N to collaborate!" hype just resulting in a car that's already in another game (FH5) already.
 
Just what we needed, an electric car.
But it makes electric combustion engine noises and mimics gear changes.. happy days..

The thing with these fast electric cars like Tesla and Ioniq is that attention hungry basic engineers think they can finally affort a cool car. Nope - sorry, still not cool..😆
 
Most EVs in the game are useless tanks which deliver zero feeling, I doubt the Hyundaï one will be a revelation.

Not playing Gran Turismo to replicate tedious IRL driving but to enjoy petrolhead vehicles that I'll never be able to drive IRL.

Plus I despise heavy SUVs moreover electric ones, the opposite of where we should be heading in terms of vehicles to drive around in everyday life.
What if the car comes to GT7 WITH the addition of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb track? 🧐
 
What if the car comes to GT7 WITH the addition of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb track? 🧐
Well I don't care if the car comes to GT7 or not. For me it is just some commercial partnership between Hyundaï and PD.

I'd love to see Pikes Peak though.
 
Crying shame it isn't real:


Which doesn't necessarily mean it's not true, just that this isn't real.

Edit: Okay, hilariously it's displayed on the in-game News panel :lol: I guess that shows how much attention everyone pays to that...

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Heads will roll once again in PD.

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Well I don't care if the car comes to GT7 or not. For me it is just some commercial partnership between Hyundaï and PD.

I'd love to see Pikes Peak though.
Just having a laugh. Pikes Peak will never come to GT.. I think. But it would be a very very nice surprise if it that track would be added. Where there is smoke there is...
 
Most EVs in the game are useless tanks which deliver zero feeling, I doubt the Hyundaï one will be a revelation.

Not playing Gran Turismo to replicate tedious IRL driving but to enjoy petrolhead vehicles that I'll never be able to drive IRL.

Plus I despise heavy SUVs moreover electric ones, the opposite of where we should be heading in terms of vehicles to drive around in everyday life.
Notable exception: The i3, being RWD and compact, is pretty fun to zip around in. It also demolishes road cars with similar PP, or at least used to many updates ago.

Do recommend giving it a go.

You're right about "most", though.
 
I don't know why but I'm a little interested in trying out this one. I probably won't like it as much since EV cars has been boring for me in the game.
 
Oh wow, I expected it to be another one of the update cars.
Are you telling me that there is another cool interesting car coming in the same update alongside the Ionic 5 N??👀👀
 
One thing I'd love for EV's in Gran Turismo 7. The ability to swap the battery. Dunno if that'd be possible.
 
One thing I'd love for EV's in Gran Turismo 7. The ability to swap the battery. Dunno if that'd be possible.
Generally speaking of course it would be possible.
Both swapping a fixed battery with a different one, or hot swapping a battery during a race instead of recharging.
But for both applications the car either needs to be designed with this in mind from the getgo or requires extensive modification works.
 
I actually miss the GT4 A spec points. that should make the races more fun. that way we will use underpowered car instead using the max tuned cars. or at least the handicap bonus from GT Sport
Though the A-spec points wasn't useful on anything. This aspect of gaining more when driving slower car can be brought back of course, likely utilized for Driver Ratings, Driving Marathon/Daily Workout, outright bonus cash prize (likely using recommended PP to measure), or if there's level stuff.
Just having a laugh. Pikes Peak will never come to GT.. I think. But it would be a very very nice surprise if it that track would be added. Where there is smoke there is...
Yeah bruh it holds the exclusive license smh.... it did appear in GT2.
 
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