Normally on Top Gear and The Grand Tour's Series 1, 2, 3, the episodes would air weekly during each series. The series represents the most significant overhaul of the show's format since its inception and since the revival of Top Gear, which had followed similar themes, in 2002.Īnother significant change from the last series, involves the airing schedule. Instead, the trio are focusing on large-scale road trips, more commonly known as Specials. The fourth series sees the departure of the show's studio links, also ending Conversation Street segments, Eboladrome laps, and celebrity-related segments. Andy Wilman and the presenter trio have told that the production has been in jeopardy due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Also, it is speculated to be heading to Bhutan in the future. Filming has since taken the crew to Reunion Island and Madagascar and Scotland. The renewal is the first, and so far only, extension of the show beyond its original announcement.įilming began in June 2019, with the trio being sighted in Vietnam and Cambodia. At the time, it was announced that the show would return for an extra two years (presumed to be two extra seasons). In December 2018, it was announced that The Grand Tour had been renewed beyond its original three-season order. Likely releasing during Holiday Season 2021. (Madagascar Special) The presenters travel to the Reunion Island in three high performance cars before modifying them for a treasure hunt across Madagascar. (South East Asia Special) The presenters are challenged to traverse the Mekong River, from Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake to Vung Tau, Vietnam, in a selection of boats.
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