Rockstar Games is continuing to build anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6 with another piece of promotional footage that gives fans a closer look at the game's highly detailed world. This time, the spotlight is on the vehicles and everyday traffic of Vice City, with a new video appearing through the Only in Dade Instagram account.

The new Instagram Reel features several luxury vehicles making a turn at a busy intersection. While the clip is relatively short, it offers another glimpse of the visual detail Rockstar is aiming to deliver, from the appearance of the cars to the surrounding traffic and city environment.

Rockstar Continues Its Only in Dade Marketing Campaign

This marks the second time Rockstar has used the Only in Dade account to share promotional footage for GTA 6. The previous video, released earlier this week, recreated a drive along Vice City's Ocean Drive. That footage initially sparked speculation about whether it was genuinely captured from the game or generated using AI.

Rockstar subsequently shared the Ocean Drive clip through its own social media channels, confirming that the footage was connected to the game. The video also recreated footage associated with the company's collaboration with West Coast Customs, which brought several GTA 6 vehicles into the real world.

Both promotional clips have featured music from GTA 6: The Album, giving the campaign another way to introduce audiences to the game's musical direction while showcasing its visual presentation.

GTA 6 Pre-Orders Reportedly Surpass $1 Billion

The latest promotional push comes as reports suggest that Grand Theft Auto 6 is already generating substantial interest ahead of launch. According to estimates attributed to analytics firm Sensor Tower, the game has reportedly generated more than $1 billion in pre-order revenue, with sales said to have exceeded 10 million copies across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Those estimates also suggest that Sony's platform accounts for approximately 75% of reported sales, while Microsoft's console represents the remaining 25%. Rockstar has not officially confirmed these figures, so they should be treated as industry estimates rather than verified sales numbers.

The game follows Jason and Lucia, two protagonists whose lives take a dangerous turn after a robbery goes wrong. Their attempt to navigate Leonida's criminal underworld eventually pulls them into a much larger conspiracy, with both characters forced to find a way through increasingly dangerous situations.

GTA 6 Targets 30 FPS Across Consoles

Rockstar has also discussed the technical ambitions behind the game. GTA 6 is currently planned for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the studio reportedly targeting 30 FPS across consoles. PS5 Pro owners are expected to receive additional visual enhancements, including ray-traced shadows and improvements powered by PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR).

The developer has emphasized that it is pushing both console platforms to their limits while maintaining the density and visual fidelity of Leonida's environments and inhabitants. The PS5 version is also expected to support Tempest 3D Audio for improved spatial sound and benefit from faster loading times. Rockstar has not yet provided details about whether the game will use the DualSense controller's adaptive triggers.

Following its November 19 release, Grand Theft Auto 6 will receive another major promotional event through GTA 6: The Festival, scheduled for November 21. The announced lineup includes Justice, Cardi B, Metro Boomin, and other performers.

With less than a week remaining before launch, Rockstar is continuing to give players small glimpses of what awaits them in Leonida. Whether these short promotional videos are highlighting vehicles, city streets, or the game's atmosphere, they are helping keep attention firmly on one of the most anticipated releases in gaming.