Grand Theft Auto 6 may allow players to connect their Spotify accounts and stream personal playlists while driving, according to recent reports, though the feature has not been officially confirmed.

If introduced, the reported feature would allow players to replace traditional in-game radio stations with their own Spotify libraries, offering a more personalised music experience while driving across Leonida and exploring the game’s open world.

The claimed integration would give players greater control over what they listen to during gameplay, but Rockstar has so far not confirmed that Spotify support will be included in the title.

The report surfaced as excitement around GTA 6 continues to build ahead of launch. Pre-orders for the game reportedly opened at midnight on June 25, while Rockstar has also unveiled the game’s official cover art.

Pricing details for the title have also emerged, with the Standard Edition set at $79.99 and the Ultimate Edition priced at $99.99. The higher-tier edition is expected to include additional in-game content such as premium vehicles, exclusive weapons, special apparel and other bonus items.

At the same time, several prominent gaming-focused accounts on X have claimed that GTA 6 has already crossed 50 million pre-orders and generated more than $4 billion in revenue before release.

Neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has officially verified those figures. If confirmed, however, the game could rank among the biggest entertainment launches in history even before reaching consumers.

GTA 6 is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026.