The Överflöd Suzume is a newly released supercar in GTA Online, introduced as part of the 1.71 Money Fronts update on June 17, 2025. It is a sleek, low-slung electric supercar inspired by the real-life Aspark Owl, known for its futuristic design and blistering acceleration GTA 5 Enhanced Accounts.

Availability and Pricing
The Suzume can be purchased from Legendary Motorsport for $3,074,500 in GTA Online. It is a high-end, two-door coupe with seating for two and all-wheel drive. GTA+ members on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S have exclusive early access to claim the car for free before it becomes available to all players on June 26, 2025. The vehicle can be stored in any player-owned garage and customized extensively at Los Santos Customs or vehicle workshops.

Design and Features
The design of the Suzume closely mirrors the Aspark Owl, featuring a futuristic, aerodynamic body with butterfly doors and a very low ground clearance. It is an electric vehicle, emphasizing silent but rapid acceleration. The car includes active aerodynamic elements such as an active rear spoiler that deploys under braking, although some spoiler upgrades disable this feature.

Customization options are extensive, including multiple hood styles, spoilers, liveries, carbon fiber parts, and wheel designs. The car’s interior features carbon fiber and high-voltage cable aesthetics, although some players have noted the interior carpeting and texture quality could be improved.

Performance
In-game, the Suzume boasts impressive acceleration, reportedly one of the fastest accelerating cars in GTA Online, second only to the HSW Cyclone 2 among electric vehicles. Its top speed from game files is approximately 105.63 mph (170 km/h), though real-world testing by players is ongoing. Handling is excellent on smooth surfaces but can be unstable over bumps due to its low clearance and stiff suspension. The car also has very fast reverse speed, which some players find difficult to control.

Resale and Race Use
Players can sell the Suzume at Los Santos Customs for 60% of its purchase price plus 50% of upgrade costs, making it a moderately valuable asset if they choose to part with it. It is also eligible for use in races, fitting well into the supercar class with its all-wheel-drive system and strong acceleration Cheap GTA Money.

Community Reception
While the Suzume is praised for its futuristic design and quick acceleration, some players feel the $3 million-plus price tag is steep, especially since it lacks certain features like HSW (homing missile countermeasures). The car’s low ground clearance and handling quirks over rough terrain also detract slightly from its usability. However, GTA+ members benefit from free access, making it a highly desirable vehicle for those subscribed.