Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.19 Patch Notes: Everything we know so far

The Gran Turismo 7 update 1.19 is the next version we are eagerly anticipating and is destined to include many fixes and adjustments to the gaming community’s liking.

The latest update was released yesterday, and it included some minor fixes, including one with save data, which led to an error when playing on a console.

Furthermore, the update contains also unspecified changes for PS5 and PS4 consoles, including music replay, GT autobraking colours, and Logitech’s G923 steering wheel.

The developers of Gran Turismo normally issue an update at the start and end of each month, so it will be interesting to see if they will follow suit

So, if you’re also interested in finding out what the next patch contains, keep an eye on this page.

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At the time of this writing, no date has been confirmed for when the next patch notes will be released. This section will be updated with the upcoming date once the developer confirms it.

We do not yet have the patch notes for Gran Turismo 7 update 1.19, but as soon as the official notes are available from the Gran Turismo website, we will update this page.

In the meantime, as we await the official patch notes for update 1.19, players can look forward to two fixes with the new update First, a bug was fixed that caused the brake callipers on cars with custom liveries to turn lime green.

The other issue, however, is one that players hoped would not be fixed the Extra Menu Roulette Ticket glitch. As a result, players could access four-star and six-star engine tickets from the Extra Menus introduced in update 1.17, along with a Honda NSX Gr.B.

Among the other issues fixed are a problem with the Logitech G923 steering wheel