Although the user interface in the extended look of Grand Theft Auto 6 did not explicitly display fuel levels, it has been confirmed that vehicles in the game world cannot be used without limit. Players will need to actively monitor their tank capacity and manage refueling stops as a core gameplay mechanic.
While no visual confirmation of this system exists yet, previews suggest that refueling involves a specific Quick Time Event (QTE) at service stations. This mini-game reportedly lasts approximately ten seconds and requires the player to modulate pressure on the right trigger (R2/RT) until the tank is full. It remains unclear if there is a method to complete this action faster, such as during a high-speed escape, though it is hypothesized that players might be able to stop the process early to add just enough fuel to flee rather than filling the tank completely.
The mechanics for stopping the mini-game or whether a full refill is mandatory before driving away have not been officially clarified. Additionally, the streets of Leonida will feature not only traditional combustion vehicles but also electric options. These electric vehicles, including scooters, will require charging at specific stations to function again. It is currently unknown if this charging process involves a simple waiting period or another QTE, which would be less realistic but potentially more functional for gameplay.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PS5 Pro. Developed by Rockstar Games and published by Take-Two Interactive, the title falls under the action genre.
Sources: Everyeye.it.