Rockstar Games has rolled out its latest weekly update for Grand Theft Auto Online, introducing six brand-new vehicles to the game. This content continues the recently launched Money Fronts update, which debuted last week and marked a major expansion for the long-running online title.
Since its original release in 2013, GTA Online has received consistent content drops, and the June 26 update is no exception, providing players with more ways to spend their in-game earnings while shaking up the weekly event bonuses.
Six New Vehicles Now Available
As part of the June 26 update, Rockstar has added six diverse vehicles, now available through various in-game dealerships. The additions range from economy pickups to high-end sports cars, giving players more variety to customize their garage:
- Bobcat Security Stockade – Warstock Cache & Carry ($2,440,500)
- Declasse Walton L35 Stock – Southern San Andreas Super Autos ($1,303,700)
- Declasse Tampa GT – Southern San Andreas Super Autos ($1,311,000)
- Annis Minimus – Southern San Andreas Super Autos ($1,417,000)
- Grotti LSCM Cheetah Classic – Legendary Motorsport ($1,952,500)
- Overflod Suzume – Legendary Motorsport ($3,074,500)
These follow the initial vehicle lineup introduced with the Money Fronts update, which also added a new business system for laundering money through legitimate fronts.
Bonus GTA$ and RP: June 26 – July 2
As with every weekly update, Rockstar is offering boosted rewards on selected missions and events. From June 26 through July 2, players can earn:
- 2x GTA$ and RP on:
- Higgins Helitours Money Laundering missions
- Dispatch Work
- Junk Energy Skydives
For those subscribed to the GTA+ membership, Higgins Helitours missions are granting an enhanced 4x GTA$ and RP, though the service remains controversial among fans for its exclusive benefits.
Mansions on the Horizon?
While GTA Online receives routine updates every Thursday, the major seasonal updates typically arrive in the summer and winter. With Money Fronts now live, attention is shifting toward what’s next.
According to recent data miner findings, Rockstar may be preparing to introduce purchasable mansions, a long-requested feature. Files referencing large residential properties were discovered after the Money Fronts update went live, though Rockstar has not officially confirmed this addition.
GTA 6 Delay Opens Door for More GTA Online Content
Before the official delay of Grand Theft Auto 6 to May 26, 2026, many believed Money Fronts would be the final major expansion for GTA Online. However, with Rockstar extending the window until the next flagship title arrives, there is now room for at least one more significant update in late 2025. While details remain under wraps, leaks suggest that new real estate opportunities—such as mansions—could play a central role.
As always, players should treat these leaks with caution until Rockstar confirms further information.
