Zorrusso

The Zorrusso is visible at 0:25 in Grand Theft Auto VI’s first trailer, on a crowded freeway in Vice City. It is red, with Lucia rising from its passenger seat while Jason appears to be driving. A man in the passenger seat of a Furia immediately ahead records the pair.

This is the identified GTA VI appearance in official trailer footage. The car is a Pegassi, and its established GTA Online classification is Super; its body is a two-door supercar.

The trailer model keeps the broad form of the earlier GTA Online Zorrusso but has several visible revisions. Its A-pillars are thicker, the mirrors have been adjusted, and the fuel filler is new.

Its cabin was also reworked. Illuminated dashboard trim runs along the base of the windscreen, replacing the older interior treatment. These changes bring the GTA VI version closer to the styling of its principal real-world reference.

The Zorrusso’s main inspiration is the Italdesign ZeroUno Duerta. The GTA VI revisions to the pillars, mirrors, fuel cap, and interior particularly align it more closely with that car.

Other details draw on several supercars rather than one single model. Its taillamp form resembles the Bugatti Divo, while the side intake is derived from the Lamborghini Aventador SV. The rear diffuser may also take cues from the Aventador SV. Elements of the front bumper come from the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, and the bonnet resembles that of the Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO.

In GTA Online, the Zorrusso used a long, aerodynamically shaped body. Its nose had a carbon-fibre lower extension and carbon-fibre pieces around the outer intakes, with a narrower central intake set above a small opening. Circular outer lamps and five hexagonal inner lamps sat in plastic housings, while the bonnet combined small front intakes with vents nearer the windscreen.

The earlier cabin reused the FMJ interior, including its instruments and dashboard layout. Carbon-fibre shift paddles and a Pegassi badge on the steering-wheel horn matched details also used in the Tempesta and Toros. Body paint was the primary colour, while the mirrors, engine cover, cabin stitching, and rim accents used the secondary colour. Its unique five-spoke wheels had extra spokes between the main ones and star-shaped centres.

Its rear-mid-mounted engine model came from the Itali GTO, although it carried Pegassi badges. It drove the rear wheels through a six-speed gearbox. The engine’s exact configuration was not established: its V-shaped model lacks the detail needed to identify it, though it may have been intended to resemble the ZeroUno’s V10. The Street Set Up modification fitted twin turbochargers, and its engine note was shared with the T20 and Tempesta.

Against the Krieger, the GTA Online Zorrusso had similarly strong top speed and traction. Its rear-wheel-drive arrangement left acceleration slightly behind the Krieger’s, though it still recovered speed well after slowing. It remained capable through corners but required braking for tighter turns.

It was sold through Legendary Motorsport for $1,925,000. It was removed from that site with the San Andreas Mercenaries update, then returned with Agents of Sabotage. Documented faults include a passenger door light that does not function when opened because of an incorrectly named copied component, aftermarket exhausts using the standard exhaust smoke emitters, and a police-dispatcher manufacturer callout incorrectly identifying it as Överflöd.