🏎️ ITALI RSX

Based on the Ferrari F8 Tributo / Roma. What's confirmed for GTA 6 — and what isn't.

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Sports
TOP SPEED
Not confirmed
PRICE EST.
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The itali-rsx in GTA 6
📅 Last updated May 25, 2026
EXPECTEDRockstar has not published GTA 6 vehicle stats. Any speeds, prices, spawn points and upgrades below are fan expectation from franchise history, not confirmed facts.

Overview

The itali-rsx in GTA 6

The Itali RSX is a Grand Theft Auto sports modelled on the Ferrari F8 Tributo / Roma. Rockstar has not shown or named the Itali RSX for GTA 6, so everything below is drawn from its real-world basis and its history across the series — not from confirmed GTA 6 detail.

History in the GTA Series

The Itali RSX appeared in GTA Online's Cayo Perico Heist (2020) update and immediately disrupted the Sports class. Based on the Ferrari F8 Tributo and Roma, it was technically classified as Sports but performed like a Super car. Its twin-turbo V8, mid-engine layout, and excellent aerodynamics made it the fastest Sports car in the game and competitive with many Super cars. The RSX proved that class designation didn't determine capability.

The Itali RSX arrived in GTA Online as a statement about the franchise's willingness to engage with contemporary automotive technology. Rather than simply adding another V8-powered supercar, Rockstar implemented a hybrid powertrain system that players could feel through different power delivery characteristics. The community initially approached the Itali RSX with skepticism — hybrid supercars seemed antithetical to GTA's visceral power fantasy. That skepticism evaporated after the first drive, when the instant electric torque combined with turbo V6 fury created an acceleration experience that pure combustion vehicles couldn't match. The Itali RSX quickly ascended to the top tier of competitive racing, where its consistency and forgiving handling rewarded clean driving.

The Itali RSX entered GTA Online as one of the fastest vehicles ever introduced, immediately reshaping the competitive racing landscape. Its combination of straight-line speed and cornering grip established new benchmarks that existing supercars couldn't match, creating a clear generational divide in the vehicle roster. The community responded with intense debate about whether the RSX represented progress or power creep — a conversation that reflected real-world automotive discussions about whether hybrid technology enhanced or diminished the driving experience. Racing leagues adopted the RSX as the premier competitive vehicle, with lap records falling consistently as players explored the limits of its hybrid power delivery system.

What We Actually Know About It in GTA 6

Rockstar has not shown or named the Itali RSX for GTA 6. It is a GTA Online-era addition (first seen in GTA Online (2020)), so it has no deep cross-game history to lean on; its return is plausible but unconfirmed. Rockstar has published no top speed, acceleration, handling rating, price, spawn location or customization list for the Itali RSX in GTA 6 — the in-game economy and traffic spawns have not been shown at that level of detail. As a sports you can reasonably expect strong pace and responsive handling a step below the supercar tier; past GTA games let you find vehicles like this in traffic, buy them from in-game websites, or earn them through missions, and we expect something similar. Once the game is out we will replace this with verified detail — until then, any exact mph figure, dollar price, street location or upgrade menu quoted for it is invented.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Itali RSX confirmed for GTA 6?

No. Rockstar has not shown or named the Itali RSX for GTA 6. It has appeared in the GTA series before, so something like it is plausible, but nothing about its GTA 6 form is official yet.

What is the Itali RSX based on in real life?

It is modelled on the Ferrari F8 Tributo / Roma.

How fast is the Itali RSX in GTA 6, and what does it cost?

Unknown. Rockstar has not released any GTA 6 vehicle stats or prices. Any figure quoted for it right now is a guess.

Last updated May 31, 2026. For the full searchable database, visit our Vehicles Wiki.