Avid gamers, rejoice! Next content for "GTA 5's" hit online multiplayer mode, "Grand Theft Auto Online" is scheduled for launch on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

Rockstar Games has been rolling out an array of jaw-dropping downloadable contents (DLC) for "GTA 5 Online" in their bid to keep players glued to the game. In line with this, the game developer recently released import/export DLC, which is slated to receive the next vehicle on January 18.

In addition to the current selection of vehicles to use in the game, Rockstar Games is reportedly gearing up to add the Progen Itali GTB Custom to the mix. But in order to get their hands on this gorgeous two-door supercar, players will have to shell out more than $1m in-game, according to Express.

The list of new vehicles that are lined up to be added to the game will come to close with the Dewbauchee Specter and Custom variant. "GTA V" tipster @FoxySnaps shed more light on the upcoming vehicles in "GTA Online".

The tipster posted an image that showed 6 new vehicles via a tweet. As expected, this stirred conversations among "GTA" fans that have been restlessly waiting for the tipster to spill the beans about these vehicles' release date.

It's worth noting that four of the six vehicles including the Principe Diablous, the Truffade Nero, the Pfister Comet and the Pegassi FCR 1000 shown in the image are already up for grabs in the game. That would be an indication that the said image could be legitimate and may actually be hinting at some upcoming vehicles for "GTA Online" players.

If a recently surfaced screenshot is anything to go by, Rockstar Games might not wait until the end of the current "Grand Theft Auto 5" bonus week to release the next update. The screenshot in question suggests that the studio would come out with the new update on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2017.

However, it is worth noting that this tip does not coincide with Rockstar's pattern of releasing their new content on Tuesdays. Hence, it must be taken with a grain of salt.

Along with the aforesaid vehicles, the new update is likely to include a new Adversary Mode dubbed as "Pointless". The mode requires players to accumulate as many points as they can in order to win. This comes after the launch of "GTA 5 Online's" first multiplayer update of the year, which encompasses a slew of new bonuses, game mode and vehicle.