gran turismo 6 Subaru Viziv GT Vision Gran Turismo unvieled and featured in the update 1.14

[Milli]

 

Subaru has finally made their Vision GT car, and honestly? I think it's really cool! Best part is it's inspiration, and this video made me shiver. Yes, i am that silly. :lol:

 

How to receive it

 

Update 1.14 will be coming soon. Once the Update has been installed, the car can be purchased from the [Vision GT] area within the [CARS] section in "My Home" (here, you can also find the car's presentation movie). Alternatively, it is also possible to obtain the car by completing a lap (regardless of the lap time) in the new Seasonal Event, available only for a limited time.

 

 

About the SUBARU VIZIV GT Vision Gran Turismo

 

Vision Gran Turismo is a revolutionary project established for car enthusiasts all over the world. The car provided by Subaru for this dream project where the world's car manufacturers and brands develop concept cars in the game world, is an ultimate sportscar carrying Subaru's concept car motto "VIZIV"; Vision for Innovation. The car is called the "SUBARU VIZIV GT Vision Gran Turismo".

 

 

Inheriting the design language of Subaru's "SUBARU VIZIV 2 Concept" revealed at the March 2014 Geneva show, the Subaru design team have added dynamic and solid shapes to the model. Its shoulder line extends from the front hexagonal grill all the way to the rear. Its tough looking body seems as though it was carved from hard, solid metal. And with blister fenders extending its shape three dimensionally outward, it visually expresses Subaru's pursuit of a safe and enjoyable driving experience. Its large diffuser, the roof integrated rear spoiler, and its shooting brake silhouette which accounts for aerodynamic performance, will surely stand out among others in the game.

 

 

Thorough weight reduction was a focus in the design of the body structure, and carbon materials have been utilized everywhere. As a result, the vehicle weight was held down to 1,380 kg despite being equipped with heavy batteries and motors. Propelling the lightweight body is Subaru's legendary 2 liter horizontally opposed engine that has been fully tuned with years of motorsports experience. The direct injection turbocharged engine that has been powered up with revised restrictor diameters is combined with one high power motor in the front and two in the rear, which achieves a total system power output of 591 HP and 800 Nm (593 ft-lb) of maximum torque. By independently controlling each of the motor outputs, turning ability while cornering is drastically improved, while the torque vectoring lamps built into the fenders visualize its movement. Thus as with any other Subaru, the car is made controllable for anyone driving the car, regardless of its extremely high performance levels.

 

 

Experience the "SUBARU VIZIV GT Vision Gran Turismo", a car that delivers Subaru's ideals of confidence and driving pleasure through an unprecedented aggressive design and extreme levels of performance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sauce: gran-turismo.com

[CarMadMike]

I think it looks awful.

 

It looks as if the person they hired to design the thing had only just learned how to use the CAD software.

 

Like everyone's first time in google sketch where they get excited that they managed to make a cube.

[Milli]

:lol: I would be extremelly happy to be such novice in Google sketch and draw something like this.

[TIMELESS]

Agree with Mike :hmmm:

[Milli]

[superhyper]

They all look the same. :/

[Milli]

:fp:. :lol:

[CarMadMike]

They all look the same. :/

 

[Eudemon]

I LIKE THIS! Really want to see it in Subaru blue too. And imo I think Subaru has just shown as what the BMW M3 of 2050 will look like. :D

[RobikV3]

All GT cars are hideous...

[CLR-GTR]

^Meh, I wouldn't mind having the Merc and the BMW on my driveway (gotta get a driveway first...). I don't truly find this thing uglier, I'd rather have this instead of that decapitated Golf, but it has a bit too many sharp corners, lines and the surfaces on the renders do seem fairly flat, which does remind me of attempts of people to model cars in Sketchup.

 

First render in the post looks best imo.