Toyota Corolla Gr Rally Car
2026 could bring a four-way ARA rally fight between Mini, Honda, Subaru, and Toyota with the debut of this new GR Corolla rally car. A GR Corolla RC2 rally car developed by TOYOTA GAZOO Racing will compete in the American Rally Association (ARA) National Championship. More than a quarter of a century since the last one, Toyota has developed a new Corolla rally car - and this one's coming to America.
Toyota Gazoo Racing has created the GR Corolla RC2 with world championship stars Jari-Matti Latvala and Juho Hänninen running the car's test program. The all-new Corolla will make its ARA debut at the 100 Acre Wood Rally in March, with US off. Explore the 2026 Toyota GR Corolla, built for exhilaration with track-inspired power, sharp handling, and an aggressive stance that commands every corner.
The GR Corolla was developed by putting into practice the concept of making ever-better motorsports-bred cars, emphasizing honing cars to win races and making them commercially available. Subaru has dominated ARA for years. Toyota plans to change that with a GR Corolla rally car and battle battle.
Toyota Gazoo Racing (TGR) has confirmed the development of a new GR Corolla RC2 rally car, which will compete in the American Rally Association (ARA) National Championship, bringing back a historic rivalry with Subaru on American soil. Toyota will bring the Corolla name back to rallying with its newly-developed GR Corolla RC2 rally car, which will compete in the American Rally Association (ARA) National Championship next year. The Toyota GR Corolla takes inspiration from the automaker's successful World Rally Championship (WRC) team, but the closest it's gotten to a stage so far is the parking lot.
That's about to. The GR Corolla RC2 combines the proven GR Yaris rally mechanicals that the company has been fielding in WRC2 for years. But with the GR Corolla on sale in the US as a rally inspired all-wheel drive performance hatch, Gazoo Racing will bring the Corolla back into rally after decades of ceding the spotlight to the (cheaty) Celica and the Yaris.
