The Toyota RAV4 has been thoroughly updated for 2026. While not quite an all-new vehicle, the company made significant changes in every area that counts. It's now exclusively a hybrid, with the top ...

While the Z and Supra continue to lock horns, the Ford Mustang remains far ahead. Despite a 14.2 percent decline through June ...

It's hard to say that Toyota will ever produce the FT-Se, but a battery-electric sports car possibly bearing the Supra badge wouldn’t be totally out of the question.

The Gazoo Racing (GR)-badged concept car seems to have some serious Supra design DNA based on two early shots Toyota has shared. Spoilers (well, spoiler) ahead.

Meet the Toyota FT-Se Concept Toyota calls the FT-Se its “high-performance sports BEV.” It looks like a concept version of an electric Supra and carries GR branding like the GR Supra and GR86 sports ...

The wild FT-1 concept (which eventually became the current Toyota Supra) and the 2006 Scion FUSE concept were designed by CALTY, and its history goes back even further.

The two unbuilt sports cars weren’t the only enthusiast vehicles on display. The automaker also shared images of an unbuilt FJ40 concept, as well as CALTY’s proposal for the A80 Supra.

Since then, JDM sports car enthusiasts have kept praying to the high heavens for a fifth-gen Supra, and the car Gods answered with the Toyota FT-1 Sportscar Concept after a lengthy gestation period.

Design and interior Inside and out, this car is like no previous Supra. Instead of taking design cues from past models, the 2020 Supra’s exterior styling is based on the 2014 Toyota FT-1 concept.

Hey, at least give car points for honesty. But the market has been awaiting the new Supra since the FT-1 concept car debuted way back in 2014, so the new Supra has been a long time coming.

The SEMA concept car might not have thousands of horsepower, but it is definitely more green. The Wasabi concept also isn't even the hottest Supra on display at SEMA this year.