Review · Gaming & entertainment
Gran Turismo 7 review
Polyphony Digital's driving simulator for PS5 and PS4, with over 420 cars at launch, 37 tracks and 110 layouts.
By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 11, 2026
- Capabilities (40%)
- 9.5
- Ease of setup (30%)
- 8.4
- Value (30%)
- 8.4
Gran Turismo 7 is the strongest simulator for console players. The US PlayStation page lists over 420 cars available from day one at Brand Central and the Used Car Dealership, with more than 100 added since launch, and 37 tracks with 110 layouts that mix real locations with series originals such as Trial Mountain and Deep Forest. Modes cover GT Simulation Mode, Arcade, Driving School, Circuit Experiences, Time Trials and Sport mode Daily Races, so beginners and competitive players both have a path. PS5 owners can play in PlayStation VR2, and the paid Power Pack adds 50 races, 24-hour endurance events and full race weekends. Free updates continue: Spec III added 8 cars and 2 tracks, and Spec IV Part 1 arrived in October 2026. The limits are platform and connectivity: it runs only on PlayStation, online play needs PS Plus, and the page notes an internet connection is required for most functionality.
Who it is for
PlayStation owners who want a realistic driving simulator
Price
Standard Edition $59.99 for PS4, or $69.99 with PS4 and PS5 entitlement, on the US PlayStation site.
Standard Edition PS4 Gran Turismo® 7 750,000 CR (in-game credit) $59.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.
Key features
- Over 420 cars available from day one, with over 100 added since launch
- 37 tracks with 110 layouts, including Trial Mountain and Deep Forest
- GT Simulation Mode campaign, Arcade, Driving School and Sport mode Daily Races
- Optional PlayStation VR2 play on PS5
- Power Pack expansion ($29.99, PS5) adds 50 races and 24-hour endurance events
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Documented track list of 37 tracks and 110 layouts
- Strength: Free updates keep adding cars and tracks, including the Spec III and Spec IV updates
- Strength: Supports up to 20 online players with PS Plus
- Weakness: PlayStation only, with no PC version listed
- Weakness: Online play needs PS Plus, and most functions need an internet connection
- Weakness: Cars are bought with credits, and extra credits are sold as paid add-ons from $2.49
Key facts
- Developer: Polyphony Digital (publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment)
- Price: $59.99 PS4 Standard, $69.99 PS4 and PS5
- Released: March 4, 2022
- Tracks: 37 tracks, 110 layouts
- Online players: Up to 20 with PS Plus
Where it ranks
Gran Turismo 7 is No. 2 in our Best Car Games verdict.
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