GTA 6 Grotti Furia

Where the Furia Appears in GTA 6

Interstate traffic, a parked car and a night chase give three different angles on the same low-bodied Grotti.

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Interstate 404

A Furia travels west along Interstate 404 in Vice City. Someone leans from its passenger window to film as traffic moves along the highway. Jason and Lucia appear in a Zorrusso behind it, a different car.

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Shore Drive

The front of a Furia appears parked on Shore Drive in Vice Beach, behind a yellow 1955 Stanier. The angle gives a closer look at its low nose and intake styling.

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Silver Furia in Vice City

A silver Furia drives through Vice City in Rockstar’s third screenshot from the Vice City collection, showing the model outside the two fast trailer glimpses.

An Extended Look · 18:10–18:11

Parked against the shop windows

Look past the motorcycle towards the far pavement. The copper-red Furia is parked against the windows, behind the passing police pickup. Its nose points left and its side intake catches the light.

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Tail lights in the night chase

Look behind the car for the narrow strip of red light above the licence plate. The rear view complements the front of the parked Furia on Shore Drive.

What Changed From GTA 5

The GTA 6 car retains the low cockpit, sharp side profile and sculpted air channels associated with the GTA Online Furia. No specific bodywork redesign is established by the trailer and website views.

GTA Online

GTA Online

The GTA Online Furia has a wedge-shaped nose, deep side intakes, unusual dihedral doors and an active rear spoiler. In GTA Online it is a two-seat, all-wheel-drive Super car powered by a V12.

GTA 6

GTA 6

The silver Furia in Rockstar’s third Vice City image gives a clean view of its side. The low roof and sculpted intake remain familiar, but the picture does not tell us what engine or active aero the GTA 6 version has.

Which Grotti Is in GTA 6?

The Furia has no established named variant family of its own. Grotti’s other cars range from classic Italian-style exotics to newer Ferrari-inspired Sports cars, and several appear separately in GTA 6 media.

None of those nameplates is a Furia trim. In particular, the Itali RSX borrows more directly from the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, while the Furia’s overall shape is closer to the Pininfarina Battista.

The GTA Online Cheetah and the GTA 6 Cheetah (1995) are not automatically the same generation, just as the Stinger TT’s HSW upgrade says nothing about the Furia’s GTA 6 performance.

The Real Car Behind the Furia

The Grotti Furia is most closely associated with the Pininfarina Battista. The low cabin, wide hips and flowing side profile recall the Italian electric hypercar more strongly than any single Ferrari model.

It also borrows details from several performance cars. The sharp intakes and side skirts have been compared with the Lamborghini Huracán Performante, the headlights and rear surfaces with the Ferrari F8 Tributo, the diffuser with the Aston Martin Vantage and the unusual doors with Koenigsegg designs.

Another styling interpretation sees a Ferrari 488 Pista-like front and Ferrari SF90 Stradale-like rear wrapped around a Battista-shaped side profile. Those individual cues do not change the Battista’s stronger overall resemblance.

That electric-versus-petrol contrast separates the inspiration from the game car. The GTA Online Furia uses a V12 with all-wheel drive, not the Battista’s four electric motors. The GTA 6 Furia’s powertrain has not been announced.

Grotti is a fictional Italian maker that broadly fills Ferrari’s role in GTA. The Furia is not a licensed Pininfarina or Ferrari, and its Battista-like design does not give it the real car’s electric acceleration or maximum speed.

Furia in GTA 5 and GTA Online

The Furia arrived with The Diamond Casino Heist period in GTA Online. Its distinctive Yung Ancestor role matters to the buying process, because the trade-price unlock requires a particular heist approach.

Yung Ancestor’s locked Furia sits in the Diamond Casino garage and can be connected with The Big Con getaway. To unlock the GTA Online $2,055,000 trade price, the player must lead the Casino Heist using The Big Con approach with Yung Ancestor entry disguises. Completing an unrelated approach does not satisfy that route.

A separate Diamond Casino Heist Career Progress Tier 4 reward grants a Furia at no purchase cost. That free-vehicle reward and the discounted Legendary Motorsport price are two distinct benefits.

In GTA Online, the fully upgraded Furia reaches a tested 121.75 mph and laps in 1:00.594. The 100.17 mph game-file speed setting is not its measured maximum. Its all-wheel-drive V12, six gears and 1,898 kg mass belong to the GTA Online model.

The GTA Online Masterpiece livery recalls the special Leonardo da Vinci anniversary Battista. The Furia has also appeared in Lucky Wheel and Salvage Yard event rotations, distinct from its regular Legendary Motorsport listing.

How Fast Is the Furia in GTA 6?

GTA 6 Furia top speed: At launch. The GTA Online Furia tests at 121.75 mph when fully upgraded, while the real electric Pininfarina Battista is rated at 217 mph.

The GTA Online speed result measures a petrol-powered game car. Pininfarina’s much higher figure belongs to a real electric hypercar and is not an estimate for GTA 6. The fastest GTA 6 cars guide distinguishes those numbers.

Furia Timeline

The Furia moved from a special Diamond Casino Heist car to an established GTA Online Super model before reappearing in official GTA 6 promotional footage.

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