GTA 6 Leaks Show Vehicles With Fuel and HP Meters, Pointing to Deeper Simulation Systems

Leaked gameplay clips from Grand Theft Auto 6 seem to show vehicles with fuel and HP meters, new interaction options, and a more detailed wanted system.

The clips were published by a source named Cyberleek over two days and surfaced about a week before Rockstar's official reveal on Netflix, scheduled for August 27. In one clip, Jason, one of the game's two protagonists, enters a car, and the UI displays indicators for the vehicle's HP and gas level.

While the clips are not being directly linked, they are not difficult to find.

GTA 6 Leaks Point to Fuel, Vehicle Damage, and Deeper Police Systems

The clip showing Jason entering a car includes UI elements that seem to represent the vehicle's HP and fuel status. This points to a simulation system that could help GTA evolve, drawing a comparison to the survival and maintenance mechanics in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Other leaked clips, show options to greet or taunt locals. When police are called, the game reportedly displays how much information they have about the player, such as face, clothing, and vehicle. This could make police chases more complex, possibly letting players change outfits or abandon vehicles to escape.

It is compared to Red Dead Redemption 2, where systems for eating, drinking, bathing, and camping moved the game toward a life simulation. The article argues that adding vehicle fuel and similar mechanics in GTA 6 could make the world more reactive, introducing new stakes and choices to Rockstar's open-world design.

The article also notes a potential downside, as features like fuel management could discourage some players. It suggests Rockstar might address this by offering cheats to disable these systems, or that PC players could eventually use mods.

What Rockstar Has Not Confirmed About the GTA 6 Leaks

The clips remain unverified leaks and are not official Rockstar material, so features like fuel and HP meters, new interaction options, and wanted-system changes have not been confirmed.

The clips as seemingly genuine but does not verify them. Rockstar's official reveal on Netflix, set for August 27, may confirm or clarify which of these systems will appear in the final game. Until then, the full extent of GTA 6's simulation features is unknown.

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