The hype around Grand Theft Auto 6 continues to build, and fans worldwide are eager to see every glimpse of Rockstar’s next blockbuster. To keep you up to date, we’ve compiled every official GTA 6 trailer released so far. Whether you’re looking for the latest action-packed footage or want to catch up on what Rockstar has unveiled, you’ll find it all here in one place.
GTA 6 Official Trailer 1
Release Date: 4 Dec 2023
At over 264 million views at the time of writing, this trailer exploded online and set the tone for the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI. While the video ends with “Coming 2025” in both the thumbnail and on-screen, it’s worth noting that the release date has since shifted. Still, this trailer introduces us to the two main characters: Lucia and her partner, Jason.
Prison Scene
The trailer opens with a sweeping shot over a bustling highway, set to Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road.” It then cuts to the inside of a prison, where we meet Lucia, the game’s confirmed female protagonist, dressed in an orange jumpsuit. A correctional officer asks why she’s behind bars. She shrugs casually and replies, “Bad luck, I guess.”
Panoramic Vice City View
Next, a wide aerial shot reveals a sprawling cityscape filled with palm-lined streets, neon lights, and sun-soaked beaches — making it instantly clear that Vice City is back.
This leads into a sequence of scenic shots: airboats cruising through swampy backwaters (likely part of Leonida, GTA 6’s Florida-inspired state), glimpses of crowded beaches, and speedboats slicing through bright blue waters. One standout moment shows Lucia standing in a convertible sports car as it races down a neon-lit highway.
Clips of high-end cars, packed nightclubs, and wild parties suggest that Vice City’s nightlife will be a major element in the game’s atmosphere.
Social Media Culture
Quick cuts show in-game livestreams, TikTok-style dancing, viral chaos, and social media-inspired moments — including people partying on a yacht, an alligator being pulled from a swimming pool and wandering into a convenience store, and yes… someone twerking on a moving car. Naturally.
Lucia’s Partner, Robberies, and Police Chases
A male character — which we now know to be named Jason Duval — appears beside Lucia. The two are seen robbing stores, driving together, holding hands, and evading police, suggesting a Bonnie-and-Clyde dynamic.
Footage of high-speed chases shows police helicopters, roadblocks, and dozens of squad cars flooding highways and bridges. The pursuit scenes feel more intense and cinematic than ever.
One scene shows Lucia and Jason robbing a gas station, guns drawn and masked — a clear signal that heists and gunplay are central gameplay elements once again.
Epic Finale Montage
The trailer ends with a high-energy montage that flashes through street fights, explosive car crashes, sweeping rooftop views, and tender moments between Lucia and Jason — all set to the emotional backdrop of Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road.”
Trailer 1 Final Thoughts
This first trailer is cinematic and story-focused rather than gameplay-heavy, but it sets the stage with confidence. With its modern-day Vice City, new protagonists, and sharp commentary on social culture, GTA 6 looks set to be Rockstar’s most ambitious and relevant title yet.
Grand Theft Auto VI Official Trailer 2
Release Date: 6 May 2025
The second Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer is currently sitting on 127 million views only 2 months after release at the time of writing. In this new longer trailer we get to see more of Jason Duval with much more focus on Lucia and Jason’s relationship and questionable antics. Lets dive in…
Jason’s Beach House
The trailer opens with an aerial sweep over a quiet bayside, likely the Leonida Keys. Boats bob in the inlet. Seagulls wheel overhead. Sunlight dances on the water.
It cuts to a green beach house. On the roof, Jason Duval is hard at work. Another man approaches. They exchange a few words before Jason ends it abruptly with, “See ya, Brian.”
From the brief conversation, we learn Brian Heder owns rental properties. He tells Jason to “just go get me my cheques.” The moment hints at a shady arrangement between them.
This opening quickly sets the scene. Jason’s life in the Keys feels laid-back yet opportunistic — sun-soaked days wrapped in small-time grifter charm.
Jason’s Day-to-Day in the Keys
The trailer strings together a series of moments from Jason’s everyday life. He slides into the driver’s seat of his car. A neighbour calls out to him as he drives past.
The tone shifts. Jason is shown roughing up a shop clerk. He yanks open the till full of cash.
Next, he’s working out on the beach. A couple of local women watch him with interest.
We see him leave a convenience store with a six-pack of beer. He drives past a roadside incident. Two police cars are pulled over, lights flashing.
Each clip is quick and sharp. Together, they paint Jason as a local enforcer and debt collector. The impression is clear — he’s streetwise, direct, and deeply tied to the Keys’ small-time criminal underworld.
Lucia’s Release from Prison
The trailer shifts to a prison setting. Jason arrives to pick up Lucia Caminos, just after her release. Their reunion feels both tense and personal, leaving you unsure how long she’s been gone.
Brief, intimate moments follow — the two alone on a bed, sharing a quiet connection. Then the tone snaps back to crime, reinforcing the Bonnie-and-Clyde energy.
As “Hot Together” by The Pointer Sisters swells in the background, the trailer erupts into a burst of high-octane action.
Romance, Robbing and Violence
The trailer continually switches between intimate, warm moments — sharing drinks on a pier, playful teasing, and quiet scenes that reveal their humanity — and intense criminal action: ski-mask robberies, armed hold-ups, fierce close-quarters fights, and genuine life-or-death danger.
As lovers and partners, they keep pulling each other deeper into increasingly risky heists. The pacing builds tension, making it clear that the “easy score” they chase is bound to unravel.
Chases, Helicopters and Explosions
Later sequences expand the scope: high-speed chases on bridges, police helicopters and roadblocks, riotous crowd scenes, and glimpses of larger, more industrial or rural environments beyond the city.
The trailer makes it clear that the adventure spans the entire new state of Leonida — Vice City is only the beginning. The tone shifts from local grift to state-level trouble.
Final Montage
The trailer closes with a quick montage mixing intense action and intimate moments — flashes between Jason and Lucia — conveying that their “easy” plan has thrust them into something far bigger.
Rockstar’s official summary echoes this, highlighting how a simple score goes wrong and pulls the pair into a sprawling conspiracy across Leonida.
New Trailers Incoming—Stay Tuned
We’ll update this post regularly as new trailers drop, so bookmark this page and stay tuned for the freshest GTA 6 content.
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