The '95 Grotti Cheetah is the headline supercar confirmed for the GTA VI Ultimate Edition — a retro-futuristic Grotti built for Vice City. Here's every confirmed detail and every official image.
The '95 Grotti Cheetah is one of the headline vehicles confirmed for the GTA VI: Ultimate Edition, and it's the kind of car that explains why Ultimate Edition exists in the first place. Grotti's whole identity in the GTA universe has always been "Ferrari, but with the serial numbers filed off," and the '95 Cheetah leans into that harder than almost anything else revealed so far — a mid-'90s wedge supercar with a minimalist, retro-futuristic livery that looks like it drove straight out of a Testarossa fever dream and into Vice City.
What Rockstar has confirmed
- Exclusive to Ultimate Edition at launch. Standard Edition owners can pick up the Ultimate Edition Upgrade separately at any time, but the '95 Cheetah isn't something you'll stumble into through normal in-game progression — it's part of the bonus vehicle package.
- Category: Supercar. Grotti's cars have historically been the fastest, most fragile, most attention-grabbing rides in the GTA garage, and early looks at the '95 Cheetah put it squarely in that lane.
- Clean, retro-futuristic design language. The white-and-red livery with the low, wedge-shaped body is a deliberate nod to Vice City's own late-'80s/early-'90s Ferrari Testarossa energy — the car is a period-styled machine dropped into modern GTA VI, not a modern hypercar reskin.
- Confirmed alongside a full Ultimate Edition vehicle roster, which also includes the Vapid Ganado Retro Build, the '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, a Wyman classic car collection, and — the other vehicle we're covering today — the Shitzu Squalo.
Why it matters
Every GTA era has its "money car" — the one that shows up on every list, every wallpaper, every Ultimate Edition trailer cut. In GTA V it was the Zentorno. In Vice City lore, it's always been the Testarossa knockoffs. The '95 Cheetah is shaping up to be that car for GTA VI: it's the vehicle Rockstar keeps putting front and center in Ultimate Edition marketing, and it's an easy pick for the fastest street-legal car in Jason and Lucia's garage on day one.
Stats — top speed, acceleration, handling, braking — haven't been released yet and won't be locked in until GTA VI actually launches on November 19, 2026. We'll update this piece the moment real performance numbers are available.
The bigger picture: what "Ultimate Edition" actually buys you
The Ultimate Edition bundles a curated set of vehicles, apparel, and other bonus content on top of the base game — all of it available to Jason and Lucia as you progress through the story rather than locked behind a separate menu. The '95 Cheetah is the standout supercar in that bundle, positioned opposite more practical, story-appropriate rides like the Ganado Retro Build (off-road) and the Squalo (watercraft) — giving Ultimate Edition owners one vehicle for every situation Leonida throws at them, on day one, without any grinding required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the '95 Grotti Cheetah only available in GTA VI Ultimate Edition?
Yes. Rockstar has confirmed the '95 Grotti Cheetah as an Ultimate Edition exclusive at launch. Standard Edition owners can buy the Ultimate Edition Upgrade separately at any time to unlock it.
What kind of vehicle is the '95 Grotti Cheetah?
It's a supercar — Grotti's mid-'90s take on their signature sports car line, styled with a minimalist, retro-futuristic livery.
Will the '95 Grotti Cheetah have official stats before GTA VI launches?
No. Rockstar hasn't released top speed, acceleration, handling, or braking figures yet. Those typically aren't confirmed until closer to or at launch, November 19, 2026.
What other vehicles come with the GTA VI Ultimate Edition?
Alongside the '95 Grotti Cheetah, the Ultimate Edition includes the Vapid Ganado Retro Build, the '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, a Wyman classic car collection, and the Shitzu Squalo watercraft.
