The Gran Turismo 7 racing simulation is bringing the Unimog U 411 onto its virtual race tracks.

Mercedes-Benz launched the U 401 model series in 1953, followed shortly after by the U 402 model series. Both laid the foundations for this success story. Three years later, a further development followed with the Unimog U 411, which boasted a powerful engine and reinforced chassis.

A cult following in the digital fast lane.

The Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 411 from 1962 is considered to be the last Unimog from the “classic era”. Fans love its clear shape, powerful technology and endurance. It towed trailers, lifted loads, drove across all kinds of terrain – and now it's racing along the digital tracks of Gran Turismo 7.

The racing simulation shines with precise driving physics, sharp images and detailed tracks. Although high speed has never been the focus of the Unimog, it certainly doesn't fail to impress on the virtual race tracks, with its iconic design, superior traction and impressive agility making it plain to see why this vehicle is so beloved all around the world: robustness and reliability on any surface.

Experience the Unimog virtually.

A Unimog drives differently. Drivers of this exceptional vehicle experience power, technology and history: an incredible feeling that for many years was reserved for just a lucky few. But thanks to Gran Turismo, the Unimog U 411 is now taking to the screens – and so the legend can be enjoyed by virtual racing sports athletes all over the world.

With the launch of the Unimog in the digital world of Gran Turismo, game and vehicle have formed a bridge between the past and the future, between craftsmanship and electronic fascination. It's a fusion that works seamlessly – because in the all-rounder you will never lose control whenever it goes off the race track.