Special Edition Toyota GR Supra Set for July Arrival

The 2026 Toyota GR Supra Track Edition is arriving in July as the new Australian flagship of the Supra range, priced at $105,295 before on-road costs. 

Sitting above the existing GT and GTS trim levels, the Supra Track Edition comes with several performance and visual upgrades.

The Track Edition brings with it aerodynamic upgrades including a carbon fibre ducktail spoiler, front and rear wheel arch flaps, and upgraded tyre spats. 

The chassis has been strengthened for the Track Edition with a stiffer rear subframe mount and rear underfloor bracing, with further chassis upgrades including aluminium front and rear anti-roll bar brackets, a larger front anti-roll bar and reinforced rubber bushings for the front control arms. 

Upgraded suspension components, a negative front camber adjustment and revised electric power steering and rear limited-slip differential tunes complete the major performance upgrades. 

The output of the BMW-derived 3.0-litre turbocharged straight-six engine remains unchanged – producing 285kW and 500Nm – paired with a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic transmission. 

Visually, the GR Supra Track Edition gains 19-inch matte black alloy wheels, paired with red brake calipers as well as a matte black paint option offered exclusively with the new variant, offered as a $2,500 option. 

The Track Edition interior also receives black alcantara trim, headrests embroidered with the GR logo, red seatbelts and a red ring around the shifter for cars specced with a manual transmission. 

The Track Edition arrives in Australia essentially as a swansong for the A90-generation Supra, which is set to end production this year. 

A Final Edition – based on the GT4 Supra with a limited run of 300 cars – is arriving in Japan and Europe, with the next-generation Supra expected in Toyota’s pipeline.