Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.67 Lands with Three Cars and New Events

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Polyphony Digital has released Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.67, rolling out on January 28 at 10:00pm PT and January 29 at 6:00am GMT / 3:00pm JST. The update expands the roster with the 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), 2024 Hyundai Elantra N TC, and 2025 Xiaomi SU7 Ultra. It also adds three new World Circuit events, a Café Extra Menu, and a Scapes curation focused on California. The Gran Turismo World Series Online Qualifiers continue with rounds into late January and February. Trailer:

New Metal on the Grid – Three Contrasting Performance Cars

The 1.67 update introduces a race-bred GT3, a touring-car specification sedan, and a high-output EV. Each brings distinct handling and performance traits that broaden the game’s competitive sandbox.

Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) ’22

Porsche’s latest GT3 customer racer arrives with a 4.2-liter flat-six producing up to 557 BHP. The chassis leverages carbon-fiber and aramid construction, with RSR-derived suspension and a longer wheelbase for stability under load. AP Racing brakes and an updated cockpit round out a package engineered for modern GT endurance racing.

Hyundai Elantra N Tc ’24

Developed from the Elantra N road car platform, the TC build follows international touring-car regulations and emphasizes aero, rigidity, and endurance readiness.

• Road-car base: 2.0-liter turbo, 276 BHP, 40.0 kgfm, 0-62 mph in 5.3 seconds – forming the foundation for the TC evolution.
• Aero package: wide-body, carbon-fiber splitter, large rear wing for increased downforce.
• Hardware: six-speed sequential gearbox, adjustable racing suspension, endurance-spec brakes.
• Shell and safety: weight reduction, added rigidity, and a regulation roll cage.

Xiaomi Su7 Ultra ’25

Xiaomi’s tri-motor performance EV enters the lineup with headline acceleration and advanced lightweight construction.

• Powertrain: three-motor AWD delivering up to 1,527 BHP; rear motors spin to 27,200 rpm.
• Performance: 0-62 mph in 1.98 seconds, top speed 217.5 mph.
• Chassis and aero: carbon-fiber body panels, cell-to-body architecture, gigacasting for rigidity and low weight.
• Downforce and braking: carbon-fiber aero kit generating 285 kg of downforce; stops from 62 mph in 30.8 meters.
• Systems: active suspension and advanced driver-assistance features.

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World Circuits – Three New Events

The update adds World Touring Car races across several iconic venues. The set covers a range of vehicle performance brackets for varied competition.

• World Touring Car 600 – Nürburgring Nordschleife
• World Touring Car 700 – Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• World Touring Car 800 – Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit

Café / Extra Menus

The Café expands with a new collection objective: Extra Menu No. 52: “Hyundai N”. Requirement: Collector Level 58 and above.

Scapes – California Roadsides

Photo mode receives a curated set titled California Roadsides, adding new backdrops for car photography enthusiasts. It focuses on roadside vistas across the state for diverse lighting and composition options.

Gran Turismo World Series – Online Qualifiers Timeline

The Online Qualifiers continue with the Manufacturers Cup approaching its conclusion. Round 5 is underway now, with the final round scheduled for Saturday, January 31. The spotlight then shifts to the Nations Cup Online Qualifiers, running Wednesday, February 11 – Saturday, February 28. Details: https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/news/00_8470834.html

Final Takeaway – a Broad Tune-up for Competition

Update 1.67 widens Gran Turismo 7’s competitive palette – from GT endurance to touring-car sprinting and high-output EV performance – while adding fresh events and photo locations. If you’re preparing for Online Qualifiers or refining your garage for WTC events, the new content offers multiple paths to test pace and setups across 600-800 classes.