Aichi, Japan — The new 2025 Toyota Supra has been unveiled, and everyone’s eyes are on it. The iconic sports car is undergoing some significant changes, most notably under the hood. The new 2025 Toyota Supra will bid adieu to the 2.0-L 4-cylinder engine. Instead of that, the new 2025 Toyota Supra engine will be a 3.0-Liter inline-6. However, petrolheads don’t have any cause for concern as Toyota has kept the 6-speed manual gearbox as a speccable option. The new engine pushes out 382 horsepower, with 368 lb-ft of torque, so expect the new 2025 Toyota Supra to have just as much (if not more) oomph than the previous one. Now, obviously, the discontinuation of the smaller engine translates to a higher entry-point for the new 2025 Toyota Supra, but not by much. The new model will have two trim levels: a base, and a premium variant. The new 2025 Toyota Supra will start at about $57,000, and the Premium Trim will start at about the $61,000 mark.The base model comes packed with what many consider premium features — such as power-adjustable seats that come upholstered in a combination of Alcantara and black leather; a 10-speaker audio system, and a 8.8-inch central display. The 3.0 premium offers hazelnut leather and a 12-speaker audio system (by JBL), and a host of other quality-of-life upgrades. Both the base and premium versions of the new 2025 Toyota Supra come with the new engine. This ensures that regardless of your spec, you’ll get that sporty, heart-pounding fast-and-the-furious performance that the Supra is known for. By default, you get the eight-speed automatic transmission but the good news is that you can spec your 2025 Toyota Supra with a six-speed transmission — at no extra cost. That’s right, the manual upgrade on your new 2025 Toyota Supra is free. The new 2025 Toyota Supra design maintains a conservative colour palette, whose options include the classic Absolute Zero, Nocturnal Black, and Renaissance Red 2.0. Additionally, your 2025 Toyota Supra can also be had in the eye-catching Stratosphere blue, but this option will run you an additional $425 (~dhs. 1500). The new 2025 Toyota Supra may have a higher starting price than its predecessor, but the added power, refinement, and exclusivity of the inline-six engine make it a compelling choice for enthusiasts who demand the very best. Source: Toyota, Toyota USA
