The leaker known as Cyberleek dropped a sixth clip this morning: Jason smashing his way into a Bugatti-styled hypercar and taking it through Vice City traffic at sunset. We're describing it, not hosting it — Rockstar's takedown notices have hit every clip before this one.
A leaker going by Cyberleek posted a new GTA 6 gameplay clip this morning, titled "Hypercar." It's the sixth piece of footage from this leaker in the past two days, and the first to put a vehicle — not a mission, not combat — front and centre.
We're not linking it or hosting a copy. Every prior clip from this leaker has been hit with a takedown notice within hours, and running the video ourselves turns a reporting article into a target. What follows is a description, not a repost.
What the clip shows
Jason smashes the driver's-side window of a Bugatti-styled hypercar — in-game it's called the Truffade Thrax — to pull the driver out. NPCs lock their doors from inside in GTA 6, so smashing the window to drag someone out is a new prompt, not the tap-to-steal from GTA Online.
From there it's about two minutes of driving. Jason takes the Thrax through Vice City traffic during a sunset lighting pass — long shadows, warm rim light on the bonnet, the same golden-hour look Rockstar has used in every trailer since the reveal. No crashes, no pedestrians hit, the car even stops at a stop sign at one point. It plays like B-roll, not a mission — consistent with what the last five clips have shown: whoever has this build is filming test drives, not story beats.
Where this fits with the last five leaks
Cyberleek's run started two days ago and hasn't stopped:
- Jason playing basketball at home, with the HUD and minigame tutorial visible
- Plane footage, picked by a Cyberleek-run community poll over car and motorcycle options
- Jason emptying a clip into a wall to spell "LEEK" — proof that whoever's posting has hands on an actual build, not recycled footage
- Carjacking and combat clips, including surrender and taser mechanics
Add "Hypercar" and that's six clips in roughly 48 hours, with a 24-hour gap in the middle where rumours spread that Cyberleek had been caught. They hadn't — "Hypercar" is the clip that put paid to that rumour.
What stands out
Two things, specifically:
- The lock-and-smash carjacking prompt hasn't appeared in any official trailer. If it holds up, every "hold to steal" habit from GTA Online doesn't carry over.
- The driving footage's lighting matches Rockstar's own trailer colour grading closely enough that multiple outlets are treating this as further evidence the leaker has an actual playable build, not screen-captured concept footage.
None of this is Rockstar-confirmed. It's a leak — treat it as speculation until Rockstar says otherwise, same as we'd tell you for anything else on this site that isn't from rockstargames.com or an official trailer.
What's next
Rockstar has an Extended Look scheduled with Netflix for August 27 — six days away. Whether that airs on schedule with leaks still circulating, and whether Rockstar addresses Cyberleek directly, we'll cover as it happens. After that, the next fixed date on the calendar is November 19 — launch. We'll keep this page updated as more leaks, or more official response, land between now and then.
