The long-awaited Gran Turismo 7 is already warming up its engines

The seventh instalment of the long-awaited Gran Turismo now has an official release date. What’s more, we have reason to celebrate, as we can now watch the official trailer for this seventh instalment. If you’re a fan of the Gran Turismo saga, you’re in luck: today we show you the official trailer for Gran Turismo 7, which reveals many details of the new instalment of the video game.

Although back in June Sony already gave us a glimpse of some details of Gran Turismo 7, today we finally get to see the full trailer. Gran Turismo 7 will reach the first homes on March 4, 2022, and it is set to revolutionise the scene. This seventh instalment will let you enjoy classic tracks and cars. It will also feature GT Simulation mode. According to its creators, Gran Turismo 7 “brings together the best features of the previous instalments in the series along with the future”.

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Gran Turismo 7 will be available from March 4

Sony has assured players that they will enjoy an even more realistic driving experience thanks to “haptic feedback”. This system will be able to convey the sensation of tyre roughness. Among other new features, the 3D study of the PlayStation 5 will let you know the position of other cars around you.

This new instalment will be available for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, and you will be able to enjoy models as impressive as the Renault Clio Sport V6, the Porsche 356, the Honda NSX, the Toyota Supra, the Mercedes-Benz CLK LM or the Nissan GT-R, among others.

It is important to highlight that this new instalment will allow players to enjoy a “dynamic time and weather system” developed with data obtained from NASA. Drivers will also be able to customise their vehicles and drive the car of your dreams. In addition, Gran Turismo 7 will also offer the option to buy used cars, special events, dealerships and even driving schools.

The goal of Gran Turismo 7 is to offer a more immersive gaming experience, and to do so it will use the new DualSense system, which will simulate the pedal when the ABS activates, among other things.