Written byToyota has officially confirmed and detailed the 2026 Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition, serving as an emotional sendoff for one of the most recognizable of Toyota’s latest performance cars. With just 1300 examples produced worldwide, the Toyota Final Edition isn’t just another car—it’s a classic in the making, a tip of the hat to the brand’s history, and a performance car of the highest order.
The Final Edition is like an old-school way of creating a cult-hatchback for the next generation, loaded with 382 horsepower, championship-winning quality stick shift, and motorsport-inspired upgrades before duct-taping the lid closed and smashing it against the competition.
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A Final Salute to the MkV Supra
When it arrived in 2019, the fifth-generation GR Supra purportedly rekindled the spirit of Toyota’s mythical sports car lineage. The MkV, developed in part with BMW, also reinstated turbocharged power, rear-wheel drive, and track-focused performance. Jump ahead to 2026, and the Final Edition bows out with a car reminiscent of all Supras that came before it.
Toyota has officially announced the end of the MkV GR Supra’s production run for 2026. While we’ve heard tales of electrification and next-gen transitions for years, this low-volume model celebrates the joy of pure driving before it moves further into the land of EVs.
Powertrain and Transmission: Classic Meets Modern
Powering the 2026 GR Supra Final Edition is the same engine offered in the 3.0 Premium trim: a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six with 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft of torque. But it’s also not just a carryover. Toyota has also provided this edition with a more specific tuning balance to find the optimal performance and response.
The manual maintains its optional status, much to the delight of enthusiasts. That focuses on the driving experience you don’t find in many places anymore, especially not in the sports car realm. An 8-speed automatic transmission is also offered for the convenience-minded. Still, we imagine all the purists will be aiming for the manual, which has been refined with clever rev-matching tech and a tuned shift feel to make it smoother and more playful.
The GR Supra Final Edition has the same powertrain and can reach 60 mph in 4.1 seconds (automatic) or 4.3 seconds (manual).
Performance Upgrades: Built to Drive Hard
Toyota cleverly made a few anticipation moves with their little engine tweaks. However, with a few mechanical upgrades, the Final Edition features improved cornering capability and driver set-up abilities.
All four wheels are again forced into the asphalt by a returned version of Toyota adaptive variable suspension, allowing for ultra-quick responses.
- Stiffer anti-roll bars improve body control during high-speed turns.
- A more direct, connected feel has been dialed into electric power steering.
- Revised active rear differential included as standard for improved torque vectoring, reduced understeer during hard cornering.
Combined, those upgrades help the Supra Final Edition feel more planted and confidence-inspiring on the freeway and the racetrack.
Aerodynamics and Exterior Styling: Subtle Aggression
Remember how the Supra’s silhouette was back when it was inception? Well, Toyota has enhanced its look in terms of aerodynamics, but in a tasteful way. In the rear, the centerpiece is the carbon-fiber ducktail spoiler, which adds downforce while also sharpening the visual punch of the rear end. Front-wheel arch flaps and tire spats are included to manage airflow better and reduce drag.
Finishing off the look is a set of matte black 19-inch forged aluminum wheels coated in sticky performance rubber, which not only improves performance but also gives the Final Edition a menacing appearance.
Color options include three exclusive shades:
- Absolute Zero White
- Nocturnal Black
- Plasma Orange (a throwback to rare Supra special editions)
The Final Edition wears blacked-out badges, mirror caps, and trim elements for each color’s stealthy, race-informed look.
Interior: Purposeful, Premium, and Packed with Detail
Climb inside, and the cabin boasts a performance-infused yet premium experience. Standard seats are finished in Alcantara and leather and complete with unique GR badging. Now, a pop of contrast and a nod to limited edition status comes courtesy of red seat belts and an understated manual shift knob ring etched with “Final Edition.”
On the tech side, the Supra Final Edition comes with:
- A 12-speaker JBL premium audio system
- 8.8-inch infotainment display featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Nav and wireless charging pad
- Special edition startup animation for the digital gauge cluster
The Final Edition may be focused on the track, but it does so without compromising on modern convenience.
Production Limits and Availability: A True Collector’s Item
The 2026 Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition is limited to 1,300 units worldwide. Of that total, only 300 will be for Europe and Japan. The remaining will be allocated to North America, Australia, and select Asian regions.
Each model will include a numbered plaque noting its number in the production run, making it even more exclusive (if possible). Toyota believes these will sell out fast and that some (even most) of them will appreciate such limited availability in time, as with the MkIV Supra.
Why the Supra Is Saying Goodbye
Toyota hasn’t said what will happen next, but this isn’t news the auto industry is heading toward electrification. It is investing strongly in EV development and will launch at least 15 new electric models by 2027.
With the MkV Supra’s retirement quite soon, it symbolizes Toyota’s changing of the clocks, but then again, it shows us fans just how much the Supra badge means to the company’s identity. Iconic among performance car enthusiasts from its late ’70s launch to its Fast & Furious fame in the 2000s, the Supra earned its legendary reputation.
If raw performance, motorsport pedigree, and a dash of nostalgia all suit your fancy; then this 2026 Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition is all about business. At 382 hp, it is a manual, limited-production, global car with a track-tuned chassis. This is Toyota’s ultimate internal combustion mic drop.
So, if you love to drive, not just from point A to point B, but also the thrill of the twisty road, the roar of the turbo-six, and the satisfying click of a perfectly timed gear change—this is your car. If this is the last gasp of the gas-powered Supra, Toyota could hardly have done any better in bidding it adieu. If you’ve always wanted a Supra, here is your chance. Once these 1,300 Final Editions are sold out, they are gone.
