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Update 1.55 is out now for Gran Turismo 7, and it’s got some great new cars and additions to the racing game, including a new formula car inspired by classic 90s F1 designs, and wider support for the Gran Turismo Sophy AI.

Four cars have been added in Gran Turismo 7 update 1.55:

All four can be purchased from Brand Central, giving us a modern crossover SUV, a rather popular electric car, an 80s touring car classic, and the original formula racing car as well.

The F3500-A is inspired by early 90s F1 cars, and I can definitely see shades of the Williams FW14B and FW15C, the McLaren MP4/8 and Jordan 191 in the curved from nose down to the front wing – there’s going to be some awesome custom liveries for this probably by later today! In-game, this will have a 3.5L naturally aspirated V12 that’s going to scream with high RPMs as you go through the 6-speed semi-auto gearbox.

Beyond the cars, there’s a new Extra Menu No. 43 for Group C cars, and there’s new World Circuit events:

Sunday Cup: Kyoto Driving Park – Miyabi
Japanese FF Challenge 450: Sardegna – Road Track – C
World Touring Car 600: Autódromo de Interlagos

Gran Turismo Sophy has also been expanded to two more circuits, no available to race against at Autódromo de Interlagos and Mount Panorama Circuit.

A strong update to start 2025!

Here’s the other patch notes for Gran Turismo 7 update 1.55 with some relief for driving over bumpy surfaces and dirty tyres in the physics simulation:

1. Physics Simulation Model
– The behavioural model for the suspensions has been adjusted:
・Reduced sudden changes in behaviour when driving over bumps or uneven surfaces.

– The tyre physics simulation model has been adjusted:
・The dependency on load while cornering has been adjusted;
・The grip loss on racing lines on wet surfaces has been reduced;
・The degree to which grip loss occurs from dirty tyres when driving off the track has been reduced, and the speed at which grip is restored upon returning to the track has been increased.

– The

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