GTA Online event week: the Pegassi Horus goes on sale as the Business Rivalries month rolls on
GTA Online's Pegassi Horus arrived free for GTA+ members on September 10, then went on sale to everyone at Legendary Motorsport for GTA$2,810,000 on September 17. Underneath runs the Business Rivalries month: biker bonuses in the September 10–16 week, bunker research and Ammu-Nation contracts paying double in the September 17–23 week, and the September 24–30 Event Finale, where anyone who…
A new supercar arrives — but GTA+ members get it first
The headline of the September 10–16 event week in GTA Online is the Pegassi Horus, a brand-new Italian supercar and the last vehicle to come out of the current Kortz Center Heist update. Rockstar has given GTA+ subscribers a one-week head start: active members can claim the Horus for free right now, while everyone else has to wait until next Thursday, when it goes on sale at Legendary Motorsport for GTA$2,810,000. The car is also compatible with the vehicle jammer option available at the Agency workshop — a useful extra for players who spend most of their time in public lobbies (RockstarINTEL).
Business Rivalries month: a free La Coureuse on the line
This week sits inside the longer Business Rivalries month event, which Rockstar is running for the first time in a couple of years. The headline reward is the Penaud La Coureuse sports car: complete at least one Weekly Challenge between September 3 and 23 and the car is yours for free at Legendary Motorsport. Players also get a complimentary HSW upgrade for a compatible vehicle during the week of September 24–30. This week's own Weekly Challenge asks you to sell GTA$1,000,000 worth of business goods, which pays out GTA$1,000,000 plus an exclusive suit outfit (Rockstar Actu).
Bikers week: the doubled activities
The event week leans heavily on motorcycle club content, with 2x GTA$ and RP on biker contracts, biker missions and challenges, and customer motorcycle deliveries from the clubhouse workshop — roughly GTA$100,000 per bike, or GTA$300,000 for GTA+ members. Street dealer sales are also doubled. In free roam, delivering Business Battle crates guarantees a rare clothing drop (Six Figure Tee, Ride or Die Tee, the red-and-white Ammu-Nation cap or the Bourgeoix Tee), while the featured Rivalry series modes — including Hasta La Vista, a Terminator homage that pits cyclists against a truck crew — pay double, and the new community-selected job pays triple.
Heists, robberies and the rest of the rotation
The Kortz Center Heist gets new Primary Targets this week, its first-completion bonus resets, and completing it without dying adds an extra GTA$400,000. The FIB Priority File is The Black Box File, and Priority Files pay double. At the Salvage Yard, the three robberies are the McTony Robbery (Enus Jubilee, top tier), the Cargo Ship Robbery (Benefactor Stirling GT) and the Gangbanger Robbery (Dinka Blista Kanjo).
Elsewhere, the Diamond Casino podium vehicle is the RUNE Zhaba off-roader, the LS Car Meet Prize Ride is the Pfister Neon (finish top 4 in a street, pursuit, drift or drag race), and the Premium Test Ride is the Coil Cyclone II on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC Enhanced. Test Track cars are the Grotti Cheetah Classic, Pfister Growler and Vulcar Warrener HKR. Luxury Autos shows the Grotti GT750 and Vapid FMJ MK V, while Simeon's lot holds the Dinka Vindicator, Nagasaki Shinobi, Pegassi Vortex, Shitzu Defiler and Western Rampant Rocket. The Premium Race is Eight Figure Bonus, and the time trials are Del Perro Beach (HSW) and Sawmill. Discounts cover the Grapeseed Clubhouse, the Karin S95, Buckingham Nimbus, Dinka Vindicator, Gallivanter Baller ST and Grotti Cheetah Classic (RockstarINTEL).
A familiar rhythm before November 19
None of this is revolutionary, and that is exactly the point: with GTA VI scheduled for November 19, Rockstar is keeping GTA Online busy with a well-oiled rotation of bonuses, one new car per week and a month-long event to reward consistent players. For anyone waiting out the last two months before Vice City, the Horus week is a good excuse to log in — especially if the GTA+ subscription is already active.
Update — September 17–23: the Horus goes on sale, and the month moves underground
The exclusivity window closed on Thursday. From September 17 the Pegassi Horus can be bought by every player at Legendary Motorsport for GTA$2,810,000, one week after GTA+ members claimed it for free — exactly the handover Rockstar announced with the car (RockstarINTEL).
The Business Rivalries month carries on, but it changes neighbourhood. Where the September 10–16 week leaned on motorcycle clubs, this one is built around underground business: Bunker Research Missions pay double GTA$ and RP through Agent 14, as do Ammu-Nation contracts and Safeguard deliveries, while the Community Mission Series pays triple. The Weekly Challenge follows the same thread — complete three Bunker Research Missions for GTA$1,000,000 and the Camo Ammu-Nation Sweatsuit. Log in and you also collect the Dolla Dolla livery for the Mammoth Avenger, Ocelot Ardent, Pegassi Oppressor and Oppressor Mk II.
The month-long rewards are still live, and the clock is running: anyone who completes at least one Weekly Challenge between September 3 and 23 still gets the Penaud La Coureuse free at Legendary Motorsport, with the complimentary HSW upgrade handed out during the September 24–30 week. Delivering Business Battle crates keeps guaranteeing one of four clothing drops.
The rest of the rotation
The FIB Priority File is The Brute Force File, and Priority Files still pay double. At the Salvage Yard the three robberies are the Duggan Robbery (Karin Previon), the Podium Robbery (Dinka Sugoi) and the McTony Robbery (Declasse Mamba). The Diamond Casino podium carries the Vapid Dominator ASP — and GTA+ members now get two spins per day — while the LS Car Meet Prize Ride is the Dinka LSCM Jester RR, unlocked by winning a race four days in a row.
Trials and showrooms: the Premium Test Ride is the Bravado Banshee GTS, the Test Track holds the Lampadati Viseris, Schyster Deviant and Grotti Bestia GTS, Luxury Autos displays the Pegassi Horus and Progen Luiva, and Simeon's Premium Deluxe Motorsport lists the Ocelot XA-21, Bravado Half-track, Imponte Nightshade, HVY Nightshark and Pegassi Torero.
On the discount side, the theme is signposted clearly: the Grapeseed Bunker is free, the Pfister Astron Custom is 70% off, and a long list of vehicles sits at 30% off, including the Ocelot XA-21, Bravado Half-track, Imponte Nightshade, HVY Nightshark, Pegassi Torero, Lampadati Viseris and Karin Everon. The Gun Van cuts 10% off most of its stock, 40% off the Stun Gun.
The week in detail: a bunker you can milk every 48 minutes
Rockstar Actu's French-language rundown of the September 17–23 week fills in what the first pass left out, and three details change how the week is worth playing (Rockstar Actu).
The first concerns the Horus itself. The supercar is not only on general sale: it accepts Hao's Special Works performance upgrades on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC Enhanced, on top of the Imani Tech jammer that every platform can fit at the Agency workshop — the same package the car has carried since GTA+ members claimed it (Rockstar Actu).
The second is the bunker loop. Surplus stock can be sold every 48 minutes in-game without spending a single GTA$ on resupply, since staff unlock the sale automatically; the run itself is one delivery vehicle, the Duneloader parked at the entrance, with a handful of non-threatening enemies. With the week's bonus applied that is roughly GTA$100,000 per sale, repeatable all week — the least demanding money on the board (Rockstar Actu).
The third is the side work. Agent 14's research missions — the ones that unlock weapon and vehicle gadgets at random — pay double cash, RP and research progress, and this week's assignment involves putting down a returning Clifford Juggernaut. Elsewhere on the map, Bobcat Security and Gruppe Sechs are recruiting and paying double for armoured van deliveries, a job with no prerequisites that suits anyone who has just started (Rockstar Actu).
Finally, the featured Rivalry Series modes are two returning ones rather than the week's usual rotation: a deathmatch variant in which an eliminated player respawns in a zone about to collapse under them, and a plane-based capture-the-flag mode where the opposing team can steal the flag back from your own base. Both pay double GTA$ and RP for a limited time (Rockstar Actu).
Rockstar Actu frames the week as the penultimate business-bonus week of the month. One more remains before the September 24–30 window, when the complimentary HSW upgrade for the month-long Penaud La Coureuse promotion is handed out — which is also the last chance to use the Weekly Challenge window that closes on September 23 (Rockstar Actu; RockstarINTEL).
Update — September 24–30: the Business Rivalries finale
RockstarINTEL reports that the month closes on a full rotation: the September 24–30 week is the Event Finale of Business Rivalries, and it is the window in which the month-long reward is actually paid out. Anyone who completed at least one Weekly Challenge between September 3 and 23 still receives the Penaud La Coureuse free at Legendary Motorsport, and the complimentary HSW upgrade for a compatible vehicle is handed over during this closing week (RockstarINTEL).
The Kortz Center Heist returns to the front of the board with new Primary Targets — The Outcome of Endeavour, What are Melons?, In Excess of Success and The Girl With the Pearl Necklace — a reset first-completion bonus, and an extra GTA$400,000 for finishing it without dying. The FIB Priority File is The Fine Art File, still paid double. At the Salvage Yard the three robberies are the Cargo Ship Robbery (Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio), the Gangbanger Robbery (Mammoth Patriot Mil-Spec) and the Podium Robbery (Karin Boor) (RockstarINTEL).
The money this week flows through the nightclub. Nightclub Goods Missions handed out by Yohan pay 2x GTA$ and RP, nightclub management missions pay double popularity, and the Featured Series, the Community Combat Series and QuickiePharm deliveries all double as well. The Weekly Challenge asks for GTA$1,000,000 of sales across all businesses, returned as GTA$1,000,000 plus the Retro Fruit Tracksuit. On the property front, the Elysian Island Nightclub is free, the Imponte Arbiter GT is 70% off, and fifteen more vehicles — from the Dinka Jester Classic and Enus Stafford to the Truffade Nero, Vysser Neo and Vapid Retinue Mk II — sit at 30% off, with the Gun Van cutting 10% off most of its stock and 30% off the Tactical SMG (RockstarINTEL).
The carousel rotates one last time. The Diamond Casino podium carries the Ocelot Penetrator, a GTA$880,000 Legendary Motorsport car, with GTA+ members keeping their two spins per 24 hours. The LS Car Meet Prize Ride is the Pegassi Zorrusso, worth GTA$1,925,000, unlocked by winning an LS Car Meet race four days in a row. The Premium Test Ride is the Imponte Arbiter GT for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC Enhanced players, the Test Track holds the Declasse Drift Yosemite, Vapid GB200 and Vysser Neo, Luxury Autos displays the Annis Minimus and Karin Everon RS, and Simeon's Premium Deluxe Motorsport lists the Dewbauchee JB 700W, Dinka Jester Classic, Enus Stafford, HVY Menacer and Vapid Speedo. The Premium Race is Across the Wilderness, the HSW Time Trial is Textile City and the Time Trial is Up-n-Atom (RockstarINTEL).
Update — September 24: what the finale week is actually worth
Rockstar Actu's French-language rundown of the September 24–30 week, published as the event flipped over on Thursday, confirms the rotation RockstarINTEL outlined and adds the verdict the English coverage skipped: after three weeks of Business Rivalries, the rewards were "not especially interesting", and the finale changes nothing — still no doubled payouts on business sales, only doubled nightclub popularity and doubled goods recovered from Yohan's resupply missions (Rockstar Actu).
Where the week is worth playing is the side work. QuickiePharm's medical delivery job pays by distance — 5,000 GTA$ under a kilometre, 10,000 between one and four kilometres, 15,000 beyond four — so a full six-delivery mission lands between 30,000 and 90,000 GTA$ with the week's double applied. A first run also unlocks the Ubermacht Sentinel GTS discount, and the company livery arrives after five completed jobs (Rockstar Actu).
The featured rotation names three returning Rivalry modes: the Tron-style neon-bike arena mode Rockstar Actu calls "Retour à la ligne" (Deadline), its two-versus-two variant, and "Miniatutures" (Tiny Racers), the top-down stunt race that harks back to the series' earliest instalments — all paying double GTA$ and RP until the reset (Rockstar Actu).
The nightclub adds the week's most precise number. With popularity bonuses doubled, the safe pays out every 48 minutes of game time, from 1,500 GTA$ at zero popularity to 50,000 GTA$ at 100% — the passive loop the free Elysian Island property feeds, and the reason the finale's rewards are front-loaded into a business most players already own (Rockstar Actu).
The finale closes on Wednesday, September 30, when the weekly reset hands GTA Online back a normal rotation — seven weeks before GTA VI arrives on November 19, 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Why it matters with GTA VI two months out
None of this is Grand Theft Auto VI, and that is the point. With the new game due on November 19, 2026, Rockstar is keeping GTA Online on a metronome: a new car, a monthly event, a rotating set of doubled payouts and one free property per week to pull players back in. Week three handed out a bunker for nothing and the finale gives away the Elysian Island Nightclub, which is the cheapest possible way to sell players on the businesses the whole month has been promoting. Read alongside the GTA VI marketing campaign, the message is consistent — the live game gets its routine, the next game gets the headlines.
