Quick Scoop

The GTA 6 Ultimate Edition includes a bundle of exclusive in-game content: premium vehicles, weapons, apparel, cosmetic upgrades, and access to special shops and activities tied to Jason and Lucia’s story. Rockstar says it’s priced at $99.99 and is positioned as the high-end version of the game.

What’s included

Here’s the clearest breakdown currently reported from Rockstar’s announcement and coverage of it:

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Category	Included content
Vehicles	’95 Grotti Cheetah, Jason’s safehouse vehicles, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, Shitzu Squalo, and other exclusive ride-related content.
Weapons	Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers, plus personalized variants for Jason and Lucia’s sidearms.
Clothing and looks	Exclusive outfits, tattoos, streetwear, and “Vice City Style” cosmetics.
Custom shops and services	Rideout Customs, Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305, Electric Fang Tattoo, and One-Eyed Willie’s mod shop.
Extra activities	Special commissions, gang compound content, and classic car collection missions.

What it means

In plain terms, the Ultimate Edition is not just the base game with a bonus skin. It looks more like a premium content pack that unlocks extra vehicles, cosmetics, and themed story-linked content that the standard edition does not include.

Important note

Some reporting also says pre-orders are live and that physical copies may not include a disc at launch, with the disc potentially arriving later as a code- first release. That does not change the Ultimate Edition content itself, but it does matter if you were expecting a boxed copy with a disc.

Bottom line

If you want the shortest answer: the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition comes with exclusive vehicles, weapons, clothes, tattoos, shops, and story-related extras that are not in the standard edition.

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