Toyota GR Supra Will Get A Manual Gearbox Soon

- Manual gearbox expected to only come with the 3.0-litre turbo-petrol
- Expected to go on sale in global markets by end-2022
- Reveal expected in the coming months
The Toyota GR Supra will get the long-awaited manual gearbox option soon. Toyota's iconic sportscar in its latest generation was only made available with automatic gearboxes for both the 2.0-litre and 3.0-litre turbo-petrol engine options. Now a little over 3 years after its debut, the carmaker has confirmed that there is a manual gearbox variant coming.
Previewed in a pair of teasers Toyota showcased the rear of the current-gen Supra with the vehicle name in red and the three-pedal layout for the new manual Supra. Toyota confirmed that the red Supra badge will denote the car being a manual. Toyota has said that the manual gearbox has been “designed to offer a unique dynamic experience while meeting the demand of driving purists” and has been developed by Toyota Gazoo Racing based on customer and fan feedback. This could mean that the manual gearbox will be a Supra exclusive with its sister car the BMW Z4 likely to remain as an automatic only.
The new gearbox option should further push the GR Supra's appeal amongst buyers wanting a more involving driving experience that comes with a manual gearbox.
undefinedDid you think we were done? ???? Stay tuned... #Supra #Manual #LetsGoPlaces pic.twitter.com/kmIhnpRJdg
— Toyota USA (@Toyota) April 15, 2022
Also read: Toyota Reveals 300 bhp GR Corolla Hot Hatch
Reports suggest that the new manual gearbox will be made available with the 3.0-litre in-line six-cylinder turbo-petrol engine only for the 2023 model year sportscar. Additionally the Japanese domestic market is also expected to get a special Matte White Edition for the car with a unique paint finish, tan leather upholstery and some added kit.
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The GR Supra manual is expected to be revealed in the coming months with the model expected to hit global markets before the end of 2022.
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