The Progen Luiva is a roofless, open-cockpit supercar added to GTA Online with the "A Safehouse in the Hills" update as part of the holiday 2025 content. It sits in the Super class and is clearly modeled after the McLaren Elva, sharing the same stripped-back approach with no windshield, minimal bodywork, and a strong focus on keeping weight as low as possible GTA 5 Modded Accounts. In typical Progen fashion, the Luiva is framed as a car that values speed and spectacle over comfort or safety, leaning into the idea of "high-performing weightlessness" rather than practicality.

Players can buy the Luiva through Legendary Motorsport for about $2,697,500 once it's fully released, and it also appears in the Luxury Autos showroom in Rockford Hills during its launch window. GTA+ members get early access through The Vinewood Car Club on Elysian Island, where they can either test-drive it or purchase it early, often at a slightly reduced price. During this early period, some players noticed that the car didn't always appear on the standard in-game websites right away, even though it was already accessible through the GTA+ showroom.

Once owned, the Luiva behaves like any other personal supercar. It can be stored in standard garages, called in through the Mechanic, and fully customized at Los Santos Customs or personal workshops. Customization options include resprays, liveries, and the usual range of performance upgrades. Many players go for bold two-tone paint jobs or carbon fiber accents to emphasize its flowing, open design, while others focus purely on performance with maxed engine, transmission, turbo, and suspension upgrades to get the most out of its speed.

On the road, the Luiva performs very well, especially on long straights. Community testing puts its fully upgraded top speed at around 136.25 mph (219.27 km/h) in real gameplay, which makes it competitive with many top-tier Super class cars outside of HSW races. Lap times hover just over one minute on common test tracks, suggesting it may not dominate tight circuits but still holds its own in most race playlists, particularly those that reward strong acceleration and high top speed.

The Luiva also includes a few modern quality-of-life features that make it more than just a garage showpiece. It supports liveries and can be fitted with a missile lock-on jammer, which is especially useful in public sessions filled with homing rockets and weaponized vehicles. That said, its design is unapologetically about style and speed rather than protection. With no roof or windshield, the driver is completely exposed, a detail the game even jokes about in its description by implying the car doesn't bother pretending to keep you safe.

At over $2.6 million, the Progen Luiva is firmly a luxury purchase. Its resale value sits around 60 percent of the base price, plus half the value of any upgrades, so it's not something players buy to make money GTA 5 Money. Instead, it's aimed at collectors and enthusiasts who enjoy owning standout halo cars. For players who love open-cockpit exotics, the Luiva easily becomes one of the most eye-catching and distinctive supercars in GTA Online, blending strong performance with a bold, modern look that turns heads at any car meet.