New GTA Online Patch Finally Fixes Annoying Vehicle Glitch

Grand Theft Auto Online fans have reason to celebrate, as Rockstar Games has just released a new patch that addresses one frustrating and long-standing bug.

While the first public GTA Online patch following the Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC may be light on new content, the 2GB update more than makes up for it by finally fixing the issue where vehicles suddenly become "inaccessible or invisible," as described in the patch notes.

The GTA Online July 17 patch weighs 2.47GB on the Xbox Series S/X and Xbox One, and 957.1MB and 583.2MB on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, respectively.

The complete patch notes, taken directly from the official website, are as follows:

July 17th, 2024****Game Stability and Performance

• General fixes for stability and security

Matchmaking and Networking

• Fixed a networking issue that resulted in vehicles becoming inaccessible or invisible

Miscellaneous

• Fixed an issue where clicking "I have read and accept" text resulted in the "I accept" box being automatically selected and the form submitted
• Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to open the Privacy Policy when using a mouse

In typical Rockstar fashion, the company has been drip-feeding content and fixes to GTA Online over the past month. Following the release of the Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC, which allows players to hunt bounties for cash, Rockstar has added two brand-new police cars.

In other GTA-related news, Rockstar is reportedly releasing GTA+ on Nintendo Switch, sparking hope among fans that GTA 5 will finally be available on Nintendo's hybrid platform.