Rockstar Games has announced the pricing, pre-order bonuses, and Ultimate Edition content for Grand Theft Auto VI. The new entry in the series will launch on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, while pre-orders will open on June 25. The Standard Edition will cost $79.99, while the Ultimate Edition will be priced at $99.99 and include a large collection of vehicles, weapons, activities, stores, cosmetic items, and exclusive missions woven into Jason and Lucia’s story.
The pricing places GTA 6 at the high end of major AAA releases, but Rockstar is positioning the Ultimate Edition as more than a cosmetic bundle. Its extras are designed to expand the options available across Leonida, adding vehicles, customized weapons, exclusive locations, side activities, and style items. Not every bonus will be available immediately. Some of them will unlock as the story progresses, turning the Ultimate Edition into a set of additions spread across the full campaign rather than a group of items handed over at the beginning.
The vehicle selection includes the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, a mid-1990s-inspired sports car with a retro-futuristic look. Jason will also receive a military-styled Dinka Enduro motorcycle and a Crest Kayak for water travel. The Ultimate Edition includes the ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy as well, an off-road vehicle that can be stored at the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay. That garage also includes a weapon locker and a secure location for holding stolen goods before fencing them.
The premium package also adds the Ganado Retro Build mod kit for Jason’s Vapid Ganado pickup, along with access to Rideout Customs, a garage focused on detailed vehicle changes such as interiors, rims, and more elaborate builds. Players who want to explore Leonida’s coast can use the Shitzu Squalo watercraft, which comes with a weapons crate at Washington Beach. One-Eyed Willie’s, a Lake Leonida garage, will expand the available off-road modifications and hand-painted automotive styling options.
Weapons are another major part of the Ultimate Edition. Jason and Lucia will receive the Hawk and Little Morgan Revolvers, matching firearms with a classic Vice City-inspired design. The package also includes personalized versions of Jason’s Girardi ES9 pistol and Lucia’s Klose K17 pistol, each with its own engraved detailing. Additional style content includes exclusive outfits, tattoos, and other appearance options. Sara’s Unisex Salon will provide new hair, facial hair, makeup, and nail looks, while Electric Fang Tattoo will offer more than 50 tattoo designs created by the FAILE artist collective.
Customization continues through Stock 305, a streetwear clothing store, and the Goodtime Gear collection inspired by Macca the Gator, a fictional television character within the game world. Rockstar will also add the Classic Car Collection commission, assigned by a local collector and fixer called Wyman. That activity will involve tracking down abandoned or unfinished classic cars and restoring them, giving players another reason to explore Leonida beyond the main storyline.
Another exclusive addition is the PTT YOUNGIN$ Illegal Goods Store, connected to a gang compound in Southside Vice City. Players will be able to raid the location, escape safely, and earn special items or contraband. This suggests that the Ultimate Edition is not focused only on alternate vehicles or extra clothing. It also adds more opportunities to explore Leonida’s criminal and commercial side through missions, places, and systems tied to the edition’s content.
Every Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order, whether Standard or Ultimate Edition, will include the Vintage Vice City Pack. The bundle features a 1955 Vapid Stanier sedan and the Shore Court garage near Ocean Beach, which also includes a weapon locker and secure storage for stolen goods. Jason gets a pastel linen suit and a hairstyle inspired by the excess of the 1980s, while Lucia receives a red sequin mini dress and curly hair. Players will also be able to apply a tropical weapon pattern inspired by classic Vice City style to most firearms.
Players who digitally pre-order any edition through PlayStation Store or Microsoft Store will also receive one free month of GTA+. The service is tied to Grand Theft Auto Online and includes the standard membership benefits, such as a monthly GTA$500,000 deposit for the player’s online character, bonuses on selected Shark Cards, free or discounted GTA Online vehicles, and a rotating selection of Rockstar titles through the GTA+ Games Library. The free month can be redeemed immediately after pre-ordering, but the membership will renew automatically at the normal monthly price unless it is cancelled.
Rockstar also confirmed preload details. The digital version of GTA 6 will be available to preload from November 12, one week before release. The physical edition will also become available on that date, but it will contain a download code inside the box rather than a disc. There will be no physical game disc included. The box is therefore meant to provide the activation code needed to download and preload the game before November 19, a decision likely to spark discussion among players who still collect physical releases.
With pricing, pre-orders, and premium content now detailed, Grand Theft Auto VI has officially entered its commercial phase ahead of launch. The Ultimate Edition is clearly aimed at players who want to expand every part of Jason and Lucia’s experience, from vehicles and weapons to clothing, garages, criminal activities, and collectible cars. Meanwhile, the Vintage Vice City Pack gives Standard Edition buyers a meaningful pre-order bonus of their own. The next step will be seeing how Rockstar presents these extras in the months leading to GTA 6’s November 19 release.
