New Grand Theft Auto VI footage circulated on November 11, 2026, showing a detailed street-level view of Vice City and recreating a real-world promotional car display. The short video, originally posted by the Miami-based Instagram account Only in Dade, was subsequently shared through Rockstar Games’ official Instagram story, supporting its authenticity as GTA 6 footage.
The clip presents Vice City from a first-person camera perspective, following a vehicle moving along a palm-lined street while several customized cars are displayed near the sidewalk. Pedestrians walk past the vehicles, and the footage highlights environmental details including lighting, reflections, building facades and vehicle surfaces.
The visual presentation initially prompted questions on social media about whether the video was genuine gameplay footage, computer-generated promotional material or AI-generated imagery. Rockstar’s decision to share the clip helped establish its connection to the upcoming game.
The footage also recreates a real-world promotional display organized as part of Rockstar’s GTA 6 marketing campaign. Custom automotive company West Coast Customs previously produced a lineup of vehicles inspired by the game, which appeared in Miami ahead of its release.
The new video places similar vehicles within Vice City’s virtual streets, recreating the real-world display with pedestrians, surrounding buildings and traffic. The presentation closely resembles footage captured during the physical promotion, connecting Rockstar’s marketing activities with the game’s fictional version of Miami.
The recreated vehicles also connect with Rockstar’s recent GTA 6 screenshot gallery, which offered additional views of Vice City, Leonida and the game’s characters ahead of launch.
Although the camera perspective resembles footage recorded by someone inside a vehicle, the clip does not confirm the availability or functionality of a playable first-person mode. It also does not establish whether the sequence represents normal gameplay, a scripted scene or a specially prepared promotional recording.
Similarly, the footage provides no new technical information about console performance, rendering resolution or graphics settings. Its significance lies primarily in the additional look at Vice City’s environmental design and the visual detail of the game’s urban environments.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Players who have digitally preordered the game can already preload GTA 6 on supported consoles ahead of release.
The newly circulated footage offers another look at the game’s presentation before launch, but Rockstar has not used the clip to announce additional gameplay features or technical specifications.
