Paul Rustchynsky, former DriveClub Game Director and current developer at Codemasters, commented on the PlayStation 4 Pro on Twitter recently, saying too many people are underestimating the new console before actually seeing what it offers:
Too many people are underestimating the #PS4Pro without having seen it in action #SeeingIsBelieving.
Although he made it clear that Evolution Studios isn’t developing DriveClub or DriveClub VR anymore, Rustchynsky was able to reveal that DriveClub VR will have minor enhancements on PS4 Pro:

@tfutter87 We haven’t harnessed the full power of the PS4 Pro, but there will be a few more visual details enabled.
? Paul Rustchynsky (@Rushy33) September 26, 2016

@ProjectsGames We haven’t taken full advantage of the Pro. ? Paul Rustchynsky (@Rushy33) September 22, 2016

Asked if PS4 Pro owners might get any additional features in DriveClub VR, Rustchynsky replied, “There are no plans for any PS [Pro] updates after release.”
Rustchynsky then talked about why DriveClub VR is a $40 game, rather than a free upgrade for DriveClub owners:
“It’s not a patch, nor an upgrade, it’s an new game with new tracks, a new Tour, new trophies, new stats, new modes, etc.”
“A well-engineered VR game requires a huge amount of work. Plus we added a new Tour, trophies, modes, etc.”
The original DriveClub will receive an update that adds the DriveClub VR tracks for free, but as Rustchynskys adds, ̶...