Rockstar Games continues to expand the ever-evolving world of Grand Theft Auto Online with its latest weekly update. This newest installment introduces six exciting vehicles to the game's extensive roster, further enriching the Money Fronts update that launched recently. Since its debut in 2013, Grand Theft Auto Online has maintained player engagement through consistent content drops, and this update offers even more ways to invest hard-earned in-game currency.

Every Thursday brings fresh content to Grand Theft Auto Online, and the June 26-July 2 update is no exception. Players can enjoy doubled GTA$ and RP rewards across various missions, including the newly added Higgins Helitours Money Laundering operations, Dispatch Work, and Junk Energy Skydives. Subscribers to Rockstar's GTA+ service receive enhanced benefits, with quadruple rewards on Higgins Helitours missions instead of the standard double payout.

The Money Fronts update, released last week, revolutionized criminal enterprise in Los Santos by introducing legitimate business fronts for money laundering operations. While that update already brought numerous vehicles, Rockstar has now expanded the selection further with six additional models. The price range caters to various budgets, starting with the affordable Declasse Walton L35 Stock at $1,303,700 from Southern San Andreas Super Autos.

Complete List of New Vehicles in GTA Online

• Bobcat Security Stockade - Warstock Cache and 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)

While weekly updates keep the game fresh, major content expansions typically arrive during summer and winter. With the Money Fronts update now live, speculation turns to what Rockstar might deliver for the winter update. Recent data mining suggests mansions may finally become purchasable in Grand Theft Auto Online, fulfilling a long-standing player request.

Originally, many expected the Money Fronts update to be GTA Online's final major expansion before Grand Theft Auto 6's release. However, with GTA 6 delayed until May 2026, Rockstar appears poised to deliver at least one more substantial update this year. Though unconfirmed by the developer, the mansion feature would represent a significant addition to the game's real estate options.