Here’s everything coming to GT Sport with today’s 1.45 update

This month we have some classic sports cars from the ’70s including an old and new example of Chevrolet engineering. Rain has also been added to the Central and East loops of the Tokyo Expressway creating some new challenges in this scenic city track.
The update is available for everyone to enjoy from today.

If you missed the news earlier this month, I am also pleased to announce our partnership with Michelin as the official tire technology partner for Gran Turismo. As such you will need a host of new Michelin related content in brand central and throughout the game!

We also announced an exciting collaboration with Porsche, which will bring the Taycan Turbo S to Gran Turismo Sport as free DLC by October! In addition, we confirmed the 971 Living Legend will be coming next year, as well as Porsche designing a Vision Gran Turismo car.
If you missed it you can check out the full video announcement here:

New vehicles

In total, four new vehicles will be available:

- Chevrolet Corvette StingRay Racer Concept ʼ59
- Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE Package ’18
- Ferrari 365 GTB4 ʼ71
- Dodge Super Bee ’70

Featured vehicle: Chevrolet Corvette StingRay Racer Concept ’59（Gr.X）

Debuting in 1953, the 1st generation Chevrolet Corvette would go on to win numerous trophies in the world of racing. The next step was the development of the Corvette SS race car which debuted in 1957, a project led by Zora Duntov – the man often dubbed ‘the father of the Corvette.’
While aesthetically similar to the base Corvette, the underpinnings of the SS were completely different. Designed for use in racing, it featured a shortened tubular frame upon which was mounted a 302 BHP fuel-injected 283 engine, and the car achieved a top speed of 181.4 mph in testing.
However in the same year those plans were scrapped after the American Automobile Manufacturers Association (AMA) agreed to ban the direct participation of manufacturers in racing, following a number of accidents in NASCAR and other motor sporting events. There was a successor to the SS though, in the form of the StingRay Racer.