Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.33 Out Now, Patch Notes

Polyphony Digital launched the 1.33 update for Gran Turismo 7. As it turns out, the developer offers players a better gameplay experience thanks to regular patches. The new version, which was released a while ago brings five cars alongside many changes and adjustments. Check out the Gran Turismo 7 update 1.33 patch notes down below.

Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.33 Patch Notes

Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.31 Out Now, Patch Notes

A new update for Gran Turismo 7 has been released. The following is a list of the adjustments introduced.

Improvements and Adjustments

Sport
　- Fixed an issue with the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup 2023 wherein the number of points for Round 1 on 30 April would not display correctly in the points ranking. The correct points earned in Round 1 will be reflected in the ranking after registering a new result from Round 2 on 14 May.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused to players participating in the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup 2023.

Thank you for your continued support and please continue to enjoy Gran Turismo 7!

1. Five new cars, including historic Porsches and a popular Japanese minivan join the lineup

Audi RS 5 Turbo DTM ’19

Mazda3 X Burgundy Selection ’19

Porsche 959 ’87

Porsche Carrera GTS (904) ’64

Toyota Alphard Executive Lounge ’18

2. Two additional layouts for Nürburgring will be added

Nürburgring Endurance

Total Length, 23,864m; Elevation Difference, 300m; Number of Corners, 85; Longest Straight, 2,135m

Two new layouts for Germany’s “Nürburgring” will find their way into the game this month. The “Endurance” layout combines the “Nordschleife” and the “Grand Prix” courses to produce a track that measures 23,864m in length. This challenging technical course takes a shortcut through the Grand Prix section for a faster return to the Nordschleife and has seen use in races like the Nürburgring Endurance Series (NLS.)

Nürburgring Sprint

Total Length, 3,629m; Elevation Difference, 33m; Number of Corners, 12; Longest Straight, 620m

The “Sprint” layout takes a shortcut at Turn 4 of the Grand Prix circuit to produce a short track that measures 3,629m in length. The tight nature of this layout makes it ideal for exciting races for lower speed road cars.