The most significant Gran Turismo 7 post-launch update ever dropped only last month, combined with a paid PS5 add-on called the Power Pack. That’s not stopping team Polyphony Digital from continuing its regular free patches, though, as another drops for the PS5, PS4 title inside the next 24 hours.
Update 1.67 adds three additional cars to the racing game, another Menu to complete, three more World Circuits events, and a Scape set in California.
The three new cars are:
Hyundai Elantra N TC ’24
Engineered for victory, the Elantra N represents Hyundai’s high‑performance N brand, with the Elantra N TC developed specifically for motorsport. The road car’s 2.0‑liter turbocharged engine delivers 276 BHP and 40.0 kgfm, achieving 0–62 mph in 5.3 seconds, forming a strong foundation for racing evolution. Modified to meet international touring car regulations, the TC gains a wide‑body aerodynamic package, carbon‑fiber splitter, and large rear wing for increased downforce. A six‑speed sequential gearbox, adjustable racing suspension, and endurance‑spec brakes ensure adaptability and durability. Weight reduction, added rigidity, and a regulation roll cage complete a focused race car that retains the agility and reliability of the production model.
Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) ’22
The Porsche 911 has defined sports‑car performance since 1963, earning legendary status on road and track. That heritage continued with the 992‑generation 911, launched in 2018, featuring evolved styling, a 3.0‑liter turbo flat‑six, and an eight‑speed PDK transmission. From this platform emerged the 911 GT3 R, introduced in 2022 as a pure race machine.Powered by a 4.2‑liter flat‑six producing up to 557 BHP, it features carbon‑fiber and aramid construction, RSR‑derived suspension, and a longer wheelbase for improved stability. AP Racing brakes and a modernized cockpit complete a car built to dominate GT racing.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra ’25
Xiaomi’s leap from smart devices to electric mobility culminates in the SU7 Ultra, a BEV designed to redefine performance expectations. Using a three‑motor all‑wheel‑drive system, it delivers up to 1,527 BHP, with rear motors spinning to 27,200 rpm. Performance is staggering: 0–62 mph in 1.98 seconds and a 217.5 mph top speed. Advanced construction includes carbon‑fiber body panels, cell‑to‑body architecture, and gigacasting for exceptional rigidity and low weight. A carbon‑fiber aero kit generates 285 kg of downforce, while high‑performance brakes stop from 62 mph in 30.8 meters. With luxury, active suspension, and advanced ADAS, the SU7 Ultra marks a turning point for high‑performance EVs.
That’s all the highlights of what’s included in update 1.67 for Gran Turismo 7 on PS5 and PS4. Will you be adding any of the new cars to your garage? Let us know in the comments below.
