Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.44 Adds New Cars, World Circuit Events, and More

Sony has revealed Gran Turismo 7’s next big update, which adds three new cars, an extra Café Menu, three World Circuit Events, and more.Gran Turismo 7 patch 1.44 includes the return of the legendary Toyota GT-One (TS020) ’99, as well as new stickers available for a limited time. Update 1.44 goes live today, March 27 at 11pm PST, Sony said in a post on the PlayStation Blog.The three new cars are the aforementioned Toyota GT-One (TS020) ’99, the Audi R8 Coupé V10 plus ’16, and the Lamborghini Urus ’18. The Jaguar (Collector Level 41 and above) menu has been to the Extra Menus section (Extra Menu No. 37). And the following new events have been added to World Circuits:European Clubman Cup 600 – Blue Moon Bay Speedway – Infield A ReverseSchwarzwald League – High Speed Ring ReverseWorld Touring Car 900 – 24 Heures du Mans race trackImage credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment.Elsewhere, official TV animation series Highspeed Étoile’ stickers are available for a limited time from the GT Auto / Livery Editor. Here’s the official blurb, from Sony:For a limited time, 26 stickers including eight title logos and 18 main character stickers themed on the Japanese TV anime Highspeed Étoile will be provided in the preset decals of the Livery Editor. The original TV animation Highspeed Étoile depicting a world of motorsports in the near future is planned for broadcast in Japan starting April 2024. We will be updating information regarding the period of availability at a later date. And finally, Fukushima has been added as a featured Curation in Scapes.Gran Turismo 7 launched on PlayStation 4 and 5 Gran Turismo 7 in March 2022, with IGN’s Gran Turismo 7 review returning a 9/10. We said: “Mixing the original GT’s trendsetting format with GT Sport’s stern but very successful focus on competitive online racing, Gran Turismo 7 makes a few errors but is a potent podium performance from developer Polyphony Digital.” Sony hasn’t announced sales numbers, but series development chief Kazunori Yamauchi has said Polyphony had maintained a high number of active users since launch.Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.



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