Gran Turismo has been a gold standard of console-based racing simulators for many people for a long time. This flashy new gameplay trailer for Gran Turismo 7, which will run on the just-revealed , gives us a pretty enticing taste of what the next installment of the series will look like.

If you’re just catching up on today’s big video game news, Sony released a whole bunch of info on its next-gen hardware and software. Our friends at Kotaku have done a lot of great coverage and you should peep the to see everything that was announced today.

We, however, are primarily interested in the car content and in this context that’s Gran Turismo 7. The trailer embedded above, which is pretty long and includes some gameplay, is the most real news we’ve had on this upcoming title so far.

Sony says:

“From classic vehicles and tracks to the reintroduction of the legendary GT Simulation Mode – Gran Turismo 7 brings together the best features from past installments of the series alongside the future. An even more realistic driving experience awaits thanks to haptic feedback, which brings to life what it’s like when the tires hit the road. PS5's immersive 3D audio allows players to sense the position of other cars and drivers around them. Coming to PlayStation 5.”

We still don’t have a release date or a comprehensive car list, but astutely named a solid list of vehicles that could be spotted in the trailer alone. CNET writers Sean Szymkowski and Daniel Golson called out:

Acura NSXAcura NSX GT3Aston Martin DB11Aston Martin DBR9BAC MonoChevrolet C2 CorvetteChevrolet C3 CorvetteChevrolet C7 RDodge Viper/GTSDodge Viper GT3Ford GT40Ford GTJaguar E-TypeLamborghini MurcielagoLamborghini DiabloMazda RX-Vision GT3Porsche 917Porsche Carrera GTPorsche 996 GT1A vintage Porsche Carrera race car of some sortSubaru WRX GT3Toyota Supra GT3

Seems like a pretty good mix of classics and new hotness. And of course, deep catalogs of drivable cars have been a Gran Turismo hallmark since PS1.

I personally am more of a Crazy Taxi/Need For Speed/Burnout-type driving game fan, but for people who are into realism and digital car tuning should be pretty stoked on this announcement.

That said, a release date or list price has yet to be confirmed so manage your expectations regarding how soon you might actually be able to play this game for yourself.