Gran Turismo 7

The driving model is relatively realistic, and the physics system takes into account a number of factors affecting the car in motion, including speed, mass, aerodynamics, suspension type, road surface condition and weather conditions. The latter is especially important as dynamic weather and time of day changes return in GT7.

The game's premiere version included 424 licensed cars (mass produced, sports, conceptual, racing, rally etc.) and 97 tracks in 34 locations. These last ones include both authentic race tracks and fictional routes - not only asphalt, but also gravel ones. It's worth noting that more cars and tracks were added through post-launch updates.

Multiplayer

Gran Turismo 7 allows to play alone in an extensive career mode and in the so-called Music Rallies. The game also allows for online races with other users - primarily in Sport mode (transferred from the previous installment of the series), which has a semi-professional character. Split-screen competition for two people was also taken into account.

4K, 60 fps and ray tracing

Gran Turismo 7 offers realistic graphics, and all vehicles in the game have been recreated in detail. The game is aiming for native 4K resolution and 60 frames per second along with ray tracing support (in select game modes). It also supports other PS5-related technologies, such as the SSD drive guaranteeing shortened data loading, Tempest 3D sound, and haptic vibrations of the DualSense controller.

My First Gran Turismo

In December 2024, a special demo version of the game has been made available, titled My First Gran Turismo. The idea was to create a sample aimed at new players, which was supposed to evoke a love for the series (and cars) in the same way as the first installments did in the 1990s. Therefore, its content mainly consists of licensing tests and 18 cars, among which iconic sports models mix with "ordinary" vehicles from various parts of the world. Cars unlocked in My First GT can be transferred to GT7.