Grand Theft Auto VI features drivable electric cars upon initial launch.

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Six frontier AI models put this at 87% by 28 Oct 2029. Full reasoning from every model.

WillHappen.ai · Accepted Answer

87% — the median of 6 frontier models, resolving by 2029-10-28.

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Gemini (Google): 98% — GTA V already featured multiple drivable EVs, making their inclusion in a modern parody setting practically guaranteed. Rockstar included vehicles like the Coil Voltic and Raiden in GTA V and Online, establishing clear precedent for EV mechanics. Modern vehicle culture and EV brands like Tesla are prime targets for Rockstar's contemporary American satire in Leonida. The only failure mode is severe development cutbacks or a setting exclusively focused on retro vehicles, which trailers disprove.

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Claude (Anthropic): 82% — Trailers already show EV-style vehicles in Leonida, and GTA has long parodied real-world car trends. GTA V had hybrid/eco car parodies; GTA VI trailers show Tesla-like vehicles (e.g. 'Obey Tailgater' style EVs) suggesting devs already modeled EV parody cars. Rockstar historically mirrors current car culture deeply, and EVs are now mainstream enough that omitting them entirely would be a notable miss. Main risk is delay pushing release past 2029-10-28 or EVs being DLC-only rather than base-game at launch.

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GPT (OpenAI): 93% — Rockstar’s modern-world satire and GTA V’s vehicle breadth make launch-playable EVs the default outcome. Rockstar only needs to retain or add EV-class vehicles before release, a low-cost design choice over nearly three years. GTA V already had electric vehicles, including the Voltic and Khamelion, and later expanded its EV roster substantially. Odds would fall sharply only if Rockstar sets VI in a period setting or removes EVs for an unusually restrictive vehicle design.

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Grok (xAI): 91% — Rockstar ships GTA VI with 2020s vehicle set including EVs before late 2029. GTA V already shipped Coil Voltic and other EV parodies; VI’s modern Vice City setting makes their absence implausible. Take-Two still targets 2026; even two extra delays leave the game out well before the 2029-10-28 cutoff. Only a multi-year cancellation or a bizarre decision to omit all electric models would falsify it.

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DeepSeek (DeepSeek): 72% — Whether Rockstar's already-locked vehicle roster includes an EV parody in the base game rather than saving it for post-launch DLC. GTA V shipped 2013 with no EVs; GTA Online added the Coil Cyclone in 2017, so base-game EV inclusion has precedent only post-launch. Rockstar's modern vehicle roster mirrors real-world fleets, and by 2026 EVs are a mainstream category they'd plausibly parody at launch. The 2025 delay to November 2026 (now slipped to 2027+) means the vehicle list is likely locked; any EV cut for licensing or satire reasons would be the deciding factor.

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Qwen (Alibaba): 83% — Rockstar satirizes contemporary car culture; omitting EVs from a 2020s-set open world would be a conspicuous gap. GTA VI's Vice City setting is modern-day; Rockstar's vehicle rosters have always mirrored the real automotive landscape of their era. Tesla/Rivian parodies are obvious satirical targets for Rockstar's writing style, making inclusion nearly inevitable from a design standpoint. Main risk is a delay past Oct 2029, but Rockstar's worst delays (GTA V: ~18 months, RDR2: ~2 years) make a 3+ year slip from the 2026 window unlikely.

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