Toyota Gr Supra Retires

Toyota bids farewell to the GR Supra with a 2026 Final Edition, ending six successful years on the market and the track. It seemed obvious after Toyota revealed the final edition 2026 GR Supra earlier this year, with the Austrian production of the BMW. With the 2026 Toyota GR Supra going out of production along with BMW's Z4 next year, it's at least going out with a bang.

The Toyota GR Supra, after six years of production, is retiring with a special 429bhp final edition. This marks the end of the A90-generation, a sports coupé that has made a strong impact since its debut in 2019. The Supra shares its underpinnings with the BMW Z4, with a focus on track-oriented performance and an updated design, including a revamped chassis and aggressive styling.

2025 Toyota Supra A90 Final Edition Is a Special Goodbye We Don't Get (Yet) The limited-production Supra has 429 horsepower and race car parts, but 300 copies will only be sold in Europe and Japan. Toyota is saying goodbye to the GR Supra with a Final Edition for 2026, after six epic years on the market and plenty of success on and off the track. The Toyota GR Supra is retiring after six years with a track-honed, 429bhp special edition with a heavily revamped chassis, aggressive new styling cues and a race.

Photo: Toyota 2025 Toyota GR Supra A90 Final Edition Basics Limited to just 300 examples for the European and Japanese markets, the Final Edition of the 2025 GR Supra features the same 3.0L six-cylinder engine, but this time has been uprated to give you 429hp and 420lb.ft of torque. Toyota has not confirmed a US launch at this time, but as the US was a top market for the GR Supra, we expect a significant portion of the 300 Final Edition units to arrive stateside for the 2026. The current Toyota GR Supra uses a 3.0.