Gran Turismo 7 has been expanding its car lineup since its release in 2022. Almost every update introduced a diverse range of new models, from everyday vehicles to rare performance icons. These updates keep the game fresh and offer players more options to match their driving styles and preferences.
In recent updates, the game has added some truly impressive cars. From JDM legends and kei cars to blazingly fast supercars, there is a lot of new content to explore.
The list below highlights the ten best new vehicles introduced after the game’s launch. Each car is interesting or unique based on its performance, heritage, and role in the game. Whether for track battles, casual cruising, or simply rev’ving the engine, these cars add variety and depth to the Gran Turismo 7 experience.
NISMO R34 GT-R Z-Tune 2005
My top pick is the NISMO R34 GT-R Z-Tune, a true rarity in GT7, with only 19 units in existence. This supercharged, ultra-rare version of the R34 Skyline GT-R is designed for high performance and is a dream come true for JDM enthusiasts.
Featuring the RB26DETT engine, exceptional handling, and the classic GT-R growl, it is a must-have for any adrenaline junkie.
Honda N-ONE RS (2022)
The 2022 Honda N-ONE RS is a fun and compact kei car, which shows that small cars can be a lot of fun to drive. Despite its compact size, this urban runner packs a surprising amount of power, making it an awesome underdog in the lineup.
It fully captures the vibe of Japanese kei-car culture in GT7, which typically focuses on larger, mainstream rides. With its practicality and cute design, the N-ONE RS is definitely a fun addition to the game, pleasantly surprising you with its power.
Nissan Qashqai Tekna 190 2WD E-Power (2022)
The Nissan Qashqai in GT7 may not excite the racing purists, but it’s still a nod to modern driving. This electric hybrid crossover brings a touch of modern tech into the game, making you feel connected to the present and the evolving nature of GT7.
While it may not be sporty in the traditional sense, it’s a solid addition that celebrates all types of rides, including those that most players would drive on a daily basis.
Ferrari 812 Superfast (2017)
The 2025 updates showcase the Ferrari 812 Superfast as a standout model. Equipped with a powerful V12 engine, this car delivers remarkable horsepower and achieves an impressive top speed. It seamlessly combines luxury, raw power, and agility on the track.
As an iconic Italian vehicle, the 812 Superfast adds an exotic flair that will excite fans of supercars in GT7.
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C5 (2001)
The Corvette Z06 C5 combines American muscle with track-ready performance. This classic car, from the late 1990s to early 2000s, offers raw power and impressive handling, providing an exceptional driving experience.
It features the unmistakable Corvette sound and holds a strong reputation for competing well against European sports cars, adding a unique touch to GT7‘s selection of American cars.
Honda Civic SiR II EG (1993)
A tuner legend, the Honda Civic EG is a GT staple and finally gets a complete, detailed version in GT7. Loved for its modding capabilities and lightweight design, this car is an all-rounder with endless possibilities.
It may appear to be a simple grocery getter, but the true potential lies beneath the hood. With countless customization options available, players can create unique versions of this beast. This makes it a solid selection for tuning enthusiasts.
Suzuki Carry KC (2012)
Not a typical race car, the Suzuki Carry adds some fun to the mix with its compact kei-truck style. Slow but loyal, adding some personality to the GT7 garage.
Fits that “sometimes weird and wonderful” car vibe, breaks up the supercar and sports car rhythm. If you want something different or just want to mess around, Carry’s your go-to.
Lexus RC F GT3 ANEST IWATA 2025 Livery
This racing car has received a new look featuring the 2025 ANEST IWATA livery, inspired by GT World Series champion Igor Fraga’s vehicle. The RC F GT3 embodies precision and competition, making it a true GT racing car that dominates the tracks.
Tuned for the circuits, it’s a good one for those looking for pure racecar thrills in GT7.
Subaru WRX STI Type S (2014)
With its rally heritage, the 2014 Subaru WRX STI is a formidable beast. It is an AWD turbo-powered machine, making it a formidable choice for challenging tracks and rally stages.
It’s All-weather capable and punchy handling make it an all-rounder for those who want a bit of off-road style and aggressive driving in one.
Skoda (Various Models)
Coming in last is the 2024 Skoda. It was a pleasant surprise and a welcome addition to the car lineup. Models like the Octavia RS bring a unique blend of performance and value.
These cars aren’t about the flashiness; they’re about solid fun and a new direction for GT7’s car roster, for fans who like touring cars and a different gameplay.
