Toyota will be launching a new high-performance car this week, dubbed the GR GT. Details about Toyota’s upcoming supercar are limited as of this writing, but we do know it will debut on December 5, 2025.
The news of the arrival of the Toyota GR GT first surfaced in an advertisement video aired in Japan. The video, which you can watch at the end of the article, features darkened scenery, probably dusk or dawn, and teases the debut of the Toyota GR GT. In the video, you can see the Toyota 2000GT cruising spiritedly down an empty road, followed shortly by the Lexus LFA. Then, out of the darkened road, a new Toyota supercar appears: the GR GT.
With the way it was presented in the video, it’s no mistake that Toyota is prepping the launch of the LFA’s successor. As such, the Toyota GR GT will be the official successor of the storied LFA supercar. Additional evidence that it is the LFA’s successor is the tagline used by Toyota Gazoo Racing (GR): “The Soul Lives On.”
Toyota is tight-lipped at the moment about sharing details on the upcoming GR GT. From the teaser video, it appears the Toyota GR GT will feature a long, sculpted hood with integrated vents.
The video also suggests the vehicle will come with sharp-looking headlights with daytime running lights, similar to the headlight cluster fitted to the current Toyota Supra. It will also appear to have a wide front grille finished with a honeycomb pattern, as seen on Toyota GR’s official website.
At the back, it gets a wide rear glass panel, a sharkfin-line antenna, a lip spoiler, and a long taillight bar. The teaser video also hints that the Toyota GR GT could be fitted with an angular rear bumper.
As mentioned earlier, details about the soon-to-debut Toyota GR GT have yet to be shared. As of this writing, information about its powertrain has not been confirmed. However, it’s worth noting that Toyota has developed a new twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine, designed with enough flexibility to be fitted to several vehicle platforms, according to Toyota powertrain chief Takashi Uehara.
