2018 Geneva Motor Show: New Toyota Supra By GR Supra Racing Unveiled — Specs, Features & Images

The GR Supra Racing concept has got a lot of carbon elements, along with a large rear wing. Though this isn't the production version of the new Toyota Supra, it highlights a lot of things we should expect on the road car.

The GR Supra Racing concept gets a lot of track-specific components in and on it. The track-spec 2018 Toyota Supra sits on a set of BBS wheels and Michelin rubber.

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Inside, the GR Supra Racing concept gets racing harnesses, full roll cage, carbon fibre panelling and a quick-release steering wheel.

If rumours are correct, the production variant of the Toyota Supra will be powered by a 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight-six engine. The new Toyota Supra is expected to produce around 330bhp and 450Nm of torque. The engine is mated to an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic.

The upcoming Toyota Supra will also get an Overboost feature with an extra 50Nm. The Supra will also be able to hit 100km/h from a standstill in 3.8 seconds.

The new Toyota Supra has been developed in partnership with BMW. The upcoming BMW Z4 shares the same platform with the new Supra.

The new Toyota Supra will be available in four variants: Supra, Supra GR, Supra GR Sport and the Supra GRMN. Toyota claims that the regular Supra variant is sporty enough to take on its competition.

The GR Supra Racing Concept will be available in the racing game, Gran Turismo Sport. The car will enter consoles via an April update.

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Though the showcased Toyota Supra track car is not the actual production variant, it gives an insight into what to expect in the road version. The Toyota Supra is an icon among JDM supercars and is still owned and loved by many. Expect the new Toyota Supra only in 2019.