Gran Turismo 7's Biggest Update 1.40 Is Out

Developer Polyphony Digital has released a significant 1.40 patch for Gran Turismo 7, offering players an enticing reason to jump into the game. The update introduces a plethora of new content, highlighted by the inclusion of four-player split-screen races.

The recent post shared on the Gran Turismo official website delves into the details of the patch, outlining the various changes and additions. One noteworthy addition is the introduction of snow race tracks, providing the opportunity for thrilling icy races that can be experienced both during the day and at night. Moreover, a total of seven new cars have been introduced to Gran Turismo 7, featuring notable entries such as the legendary Dodge Charger R/T 426 Hemi '68 and the cutting-edge Tesla Model 3 Performance '23.

Gran Turismo 7's highly anticipated update 1.40 brings exclusive and thrilling features for PS5 users. One exciting addition is the option to race against Gran Turismo Sophy, an advanced AI racing agent, in the Quick Race mode, formerly known as Arcade Race. Furthermore, PS5 players can now enjoy split-screen races with the latest update. Previously limited to two players, the update expands this feature, allowing up to four players to compete locally at the same time.

The release of Gran Turismo 7's update 1.40 will benefit both PS4 and PS5 users, enhancing the racing experience for all players. Here's a quick rundown of the exciting new features included in Gran Turismo 7's update 1.40: a SPEC II Opening Movie, the introduction of seven new cars, the addition of the stunning Lake Louise circuit with three unique layouts, the inclusion of three new café and extra menus, updates to World Circuits, the introduction of Gran Turismo Sophy (AI Driver Agent) exclusively for PS5 users in the Quick Race mode, the addition of 50 new challenges in the License mode, the incorporation of the Paddock feature in the Multiplayer Menu, the introduction of four-player split-screen races exclusively for PS5 players, enhancements to the Photos/Scapes mode, and updates to the GT Menu and Dashboard for an improved user experience.

If you've ever been curious about how much time developers spend on making one highly detailed car, according to Kazunori Yamauchi, CEO of Polyphony Digital and the series' producer, it takes 270 days to make one such car in the latest Gran Turismo 7. If you want to learn more, you can read our article.

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