From Supercars to Armored Trucks: GTA Online's Latest Update Delivers New Rides & Risky Jobs

After months of whispered rumors, GTA Online can finally welcome the Överflöd Suzume, which is now available to tear through the streets of Southern San Andreas. This Swedish engineering marvel spent its early days locked away in corporate vaults, existing only as top-secret sketches and ultra-limited concept prototypes.

First emerging as classified documentation, then materializing as a handful of concept vehicles for the ultra-elite (and GTA+ members), this supercar has now completed its transformation into a street-legal machine. Though the Suzume is at the top of headlines, it's not the only automotive newcomer making waves this week.

Los Santos' car scene is experiencing a renaissance with new whips rolling into showrooms daily. The Annis Minimus brings practical luxury to the sedan market, while the Declasse Walton L35 Stock promises to conquer any off-road challenge out there. For those experiencing what one might diplomatically call "a renewed appreciation for youth," the Declasse Tampa GT muscle car is the perfect antidote to suburban monotony.

The Los Santos Car Meet collective has also unveiled their custom creation: the Grotti LSCM Cheetah Classic. Equipped with a Missile Lock-On Jammer, you can cruise the streets without worrying about heat-seeking missiles. It's the pinnacle of street customization culture. You can also check out the other vehicular offers available this week below:

• Premium Deluxe Motorsport Showroom
  • Grotti LSCM Cheetah Classic (Sports Classic)
  • Vapid Peyote Gasser (Muscle)
  • Annis Minimus (Sedan)
  • Lampadati Furore GT (Sports)
  • Declasse Walton L35 Stock (Off-Road)
• Luxury Autos Showroom
  • Överflöd Suzume (Super) in Overflod Gradient livery
  • Declasse Tampa GT (Muscle)
• Hao's Premium Test Ride
  • Principe Deveste Eight (Super)
• LS Car Meet
  • Coil Raiden (Sports)
  • Western Daemon (Motorcycle)
  • Western Rat Bike (Motorcycle)
  • Declasse Vamos (Muscle)
• Diamond Casino & Resort
  • Vysser Neo (Sports)

Beyond the showroom floors, the city's entrepreneurial spirits are finding new ways to make money, albeit with occupational hazards. Gruppe Sechs and Bobcat Security have launched their Safeguard delivery service, a business model that essentially involves driving valuable cargo through hostile territory while hoping not to get blown up.

The concept is simple: the less damage your armored truck sustains, the more money you earn. Complete destruction means complete financial loss, a business model that would make insurance companies weep.

The aviation sector isn't being left behind either. Higgins Helitours has expanded beyond scenic flights to include "cargo recovery" missions, which sounds suspiciously like flying around in helicopters to pick up mysterious packages. Meanwhile, Flight School enrollment has surged as aspiring pilots discover that barrel rolls and emergency landings are essential skills in the Los Santos economy.

Not all of this week's opportunities involve luxury vehicles and scenic helicopter rides. The LSPD's internal affairs situation has reached a point where civilians are being recruited for Dispatch Work, officially described as "fighting corruption head-on." One has to wonder about the state of law enforcement when citizens are being paid to do the police's job for them.

Finally, for those who prefer their thrills with a side of extreme sports, Junk Energy Skydives offers the chance to combine capitalism with gravity-defying stunts. Clearly, there's literally no activity that can't be monetized and weaponized simultaneously in Los Santos.