Gran Turismo 7 celebrates Christmas with an awesome Ferrari and 4 other cars to die for

Game news Gran Turismo 7 celebrates Christmas with an awesome Ferrari and 4 other cars to die for

Five new cars for Christmas

Gran Turismo 7 was released in March 2022, and has no plans to stop rolling anytime soon. Quite the opposite even since then, like the previous parts, Polyphony Digital has planned a whole plan with the addition of new cars, new circuits, new modes and other good things to maintain a great community.

For the December free update, the famous Japanese studio has prepared five new cars, sometimes very prestigious. We know that one of the strengths of this saga is the introduction of the “Vision” cars, which result from a unique partnership between Gran Turismo and the car manufacturers.

So it’s Ferrari’s turn to go into the frying pan with the Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo, the all-new car that turned out to be the frontrunner From this update 1.27 which will be released tomorrow Thursday December 15th at 7 am.

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without further ado, Below is a list of the five new cars that are included in the December 2022 update.

• Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo: A unique concept car handcrafted using Ferrari Digital Polyphony. It is a single-seater with an engine output of 1,030 bhp (1,015.8 hp) at 9,000 rpm, specially equipped with Torres electric motors with 240 kW more power than the Ferrari 499P on which the car is based. And its design is absolutely amazing.

Be warned, the Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo will be available tomorrow if you’ve taken part in the limited-time viewing campaign and answered the fourth day’s question correctly. If not, it will be available for purchase for all players on December 23rd.

• Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm ’20: It is a special version of the Giulia, designed and released in 2020 on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of Alfa Romeo. This iteration picks up steam with a 532-hp 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6. Basically, it’s an improved version of the already energetic (and luxurious) Quadrifoglio.

• Bugatti Chiron 16: Distinguished in French style and without a doubt one of the most famous supercars on earth. Limited to 500 copies (in the real world), its body is made of carbon fiber and has a maximum power rating of 1,479.3 NHP. It climbs to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds and can reach 490.5 km/h. Monster.

• ’20 Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray: This extremely beautiful version of the legendary Corvette, for the first time when it was marketed in 2016, is equipped with a mid-engine. It is also a V8 with a displacement of 6.2 liters, which can develop 495.1 hp / 65.0 kg / m. So yeah, it’s not just pretty: it’s fast, too.

• Toyota Celica GT4 Rally (ST205) 95: A frankly legendary car that you may have already seen in the past. Despite its performance in the rally industry, its career was cut short since the car was found to be violating entry restriction regulations during a rally. After just one season, the car was retired and Toyota even left the WRC!

Finally, note that Norway is now in the featured section of Scapes mode, allowing you to take pictures of your cars anywhere in the world.