Toyota showcases GR GT supercar, racing car prototypes ahead of 2027 launch
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, a motorsport division of the Japanese car manufacturer Toyota, has premiered the under-development prototypes of its two new models - GR GT supercar and GR GT3 race car, Qazinform News Agency reports citing Kyodo.
This marks the company's first supercar since the Lexus LFA launched in 2010, and it is positioned as the pinnacle of its sports car lineup.
Toyota Gazoo Racing has taken the wraps off its flagship supercars: GR GT & GR GT3. While the former is a road-legal version, the latter is a track monster made according FIA-GT3 standards. #ToyotaGazooRacing #GRGT #GRGT3 #GazooRacing #PerformanceCars #GT3 #Supercar2025 pic.twitter.com/inoBAkbv49
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It will be developed under the GR brand, while the GR GT3 race car is also developed based on the GR GT.
Pricing details remain undisclosed, with both models expected to debut around 2027.
The company announced the plans to regularly develop supercars, and pass its manufacturing technology and expertise on to the next generation.
The GR GT is the first halo car from Toyota's new GR brand. It's a high-horsepower, rear-wheel-drive supercar that could cost around $500,000 when it goes on sale at Lexus dealers near the end of next year as a 2027 model. pic.twitter.com/iy5CDhHkkS
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Earlier, Qazinform News Agency reported that American automaker Tesla set a new record for the number of vehicles registered in Norway within a single calendar year.
