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A Claimed Seventh Grand Theft Auto VI Leak Has Surfaced With Jason Refueling and Robbing Stores

The claimed footage reportedly follows Jason through Grassrivers and Port Gellhorn, where he refuels and repairs a hypercar, robs two stores, and ends a police chase in a slow-motion crash.

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A claimed seventh Grand Theft Auto VI leak has surfaced, reportedly showing another section of Jason’s hypercar sequence across roughly two minutes of footage. Much of the clip is labeled Hypercar Gameplay 2 and appears to continue the driving segment seen in an earlier leak.

What the new GTA VI leak reportedly includes

The sequence reportedly takes place in Grassrivers during the early morning before briefly moving toward Port Gellhorn. Jason refuels and repairs the car without leaving the driver’s seat, then moves through two robberies, a rapid police response, and a chase that leaves the getaway vehicle badly damaged.

Gas stations may offer more than fuel

At the first station, a box of glazed donuts sits on the cashier’s desk with a purchase or interaction prompt and a price of $3, suggesting Jason may be able to buy snacks during ordinary stops. The same robbery reportedly leaves him with $1,460 from the cash register before he moves on to a Xero Gas location.

A second station reportedly features a slushie machine that gives Jason a prompt to use it, pointing to slushies potentially being consumable items. A coffee pot also appears to have an interaction prompt. Cigarettes are available there as well, with a focus icon appearing beside the item. That could connect smoking to Jason’s focus ability, although the clip does not confirm the exact effect. Jason can also take beer from the refrigerators, repeating an interaction previously shown in one of the game’s trailers.

Jason’s robberies quickly turn into a police chase

Inside the Xero Gas location, Jason reportedly draws a Girardi ES9 pistol and shoots the employee before taking more money. He holds the pistol in one hand, unlike the two-handed taser handling referenced elsewhere in the footage, and the cashier immediately tells him to “put the weapon away” when he equips it.

Police arrive almost immediately. The response may be connected to the stolen hypercar, which reportedly displays a pulsating red tracker pin whenever it remains stationary. The pursuit features Buffalo STX police cars and a police truck, while a Pfister Growler, the in-game vehicle resembling a Porsche Cayman, can be seen in the background. Elsewhere in the sequence, Jason reportedly trades gunfire while trying to escape.

The getaway car takes heavy damage during the chase. Its engine health reportedly drops low enough for the vehicle to become badly smoked, and a crash triggers slow-motion camera footage reminiscent of the crash presentation seen in Burnout and Need for Speed.

More details from the Grassrivers and Port Gellhorn scenes

Near the final 10 seconds, Jason reportedly enters The Delight strip club in Port Gellhorn. A neon sign outside reads “Live nudes inside”, while the C icon for Cal’s mission is no longer visible. That absence could mean the mission had already been completed by this point in the footage, although the clip does not confirm why the icon is missing.

The claimed footage also offers another look at character animation, with hair physics reportedly affecting NPCs throughout the sequence rather than appearing limited to the protagonists. Radio music heard during the scenes includes “Pound Town” by Sexyy Red and Tay Keith, “Bills Paid” by DJ Khaled featuring Latto and City Girls, and “Roller” by April Wine.

Beyond the brief strip-club tease, another moment allegedly promises additional footage from the location to anyone who buys more of the scam coin tied to the material. The claim remains part of the unverified footage rather than confirmation of a feature in Rockstar’s game.

The footage surfaced days before Rockstar Games’ planned August 27, 2026 extended look for GTA VI. The presentation is scheduled to premiere on Netflix at 3 p.m. ET before reaching the official Rockstar Games YouTube channel at 9 p.m. ET.

Cyberleek is credited with the footage in a Reddit thread, which links to one of the Streamable clips below. A separate Reddit upload of the alleged material is available as well, although mirrors may not stay online if Take-Two Interactive seeks their removal. Neither video’s origin or authenticity has been established.

At the time of reporting, Take-Two Interactive had reportedly not determined how the leaks began and had issued subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord while trying to identify the person behind the uploads.

Lucia has not appeared in the leaked gameplay so far. Some fans have theorized that the person behind the videos may not have progressed far enough through the story to reach her gameplay, but the leaks do not confirm why she has been absent.

The reported scenes should be treated as leak claims, not confirmation that these gameplay systems or sequences will appear in the final game. The footage does not establish whether it comes from a current build or whether every detail shown would remain in the released game.

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