Grand Theft Auto VI
GTA 6 database: every vehicle, place and weapon Rockstar has shown, with the frame it came from
What Rockstar has shown of Grand Theft Auto VI, catalogued from the frame it appeared in — with the source, the timecode where there is one, and a box drawn around the thing being described.
No leaks and no datamines. Six official sources, 690 logged sightings, and a standing rule against guessing a name. Where we do not know something, the page says so.
- 690 sightings logged
- 363 frames kept as evidence
- 6 official sources
- 21 days until launch
What is catalogued
- 132 Vehicles Cars, bikes, boats, aircraft and the working vehicles behind them.
- 8 Characters The people Rockstar has named, and the frames they appear in.
- 85 Locations Places, businesses and the six regions of Leonida.
- 17 Weapons What is carried, and what the footage actually supports calling it.
- 23 Activities Fishing, diving, pool, minigolf — what there is to do besides drive.
- 18 Gameplay Wanted level, the weapon wheel, loot, and the rest of the machinery.
Questions people ask
The questions being asked right now
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When does GTA 6 come out?
Thursday 19 November 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar set that date on 6 November 2025 and has not moved it since.
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How long until GTA 6 comes out?
GTA 6 launches on Thursday 19 November 2026. There is no single worldwide moment: it unlocks at local midnight per store region, starting in New Zealand at 11:00 UTC on 18 November. The timer below counts down to your own midnight, or to the store region you pick.
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How many times has GTA 6 been delayed?
Twice. A 2025 window became 26 May 2026 on 2 May 2025, and that became 19 November 2026 on 6 November 2025. No third delay has been announced, and the game has never been cancelled.
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Can you pre-order GTA 6, and where?
Yes, since 25 June 2026. Both editions are on the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store, the Rockstar Games Store and at retail. Digital pre-loading opens 12 November 2026.
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How much does GTA 6 cost?
$79.99 for the standard edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Those are the US prices in Take-Two's own announcement of 24 June 2026.
How a claim gets on this site
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It comes from official material
Two trailers, the Extended Look, the press pack and the cover art. No leaks and no datamines — not because they are always wrong, but because a claim you cannot show is not worth making.
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It gets measured, not estimated
The subject is boxed on a coordinate grid over the frame. Early on we estimated three crops by eye and all three were wrong, which settled the question.
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It is named only if it has a name
GTA names are wordplay, so a name guessed from a silhouette is a fabrication rather than a hypothesis. Where the name is unknown, the page says so and describes what is visible instead.
What happens at launch
From 19 November the database stops being an exercise in reading footage. Performance figures come in from named testers with the video, the timecode and the method behind each one, checked here before they go on a page; the super class we run ourselves on a PlayStation 5. Trailer stills get replaced by in-game galleries, and the entries that currently read "unknown" get answers.
The frames stay. They are the record of what was knowable before anyone had played it.
Found a mistake?
If a crop is measured wrong or a name sits on the wrong vehicle, we want to know. Corrections that cite a source and a timecode are usually resolved the same day, and the page gets a new date.














