Supra’s Grand Finale

Supra Finale

Toyota’s GR Supra is taking its last bow with the 2026 A90 Final Edition and Lightweight Evo. These editions mark the end of the current Supra lineup, a car that has become iconic since its reintroduction. Limited to 300 units in Japan and Europe, these models promise to deliver a compelling mix of power, performance, and eye-catching design.

Power

The A90 Final Edition has been upgraded with a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine, now delivering a hefty 429 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque. This is a significant boost over the standard model, thanks to a revised air intake and an exhaust from expert manufacturer Akrapovic, ensuring a sound that matches the car’s aggressive nature. This engine tweak means 94 more horsepower compared to the usual GR Supra.

Performance

This beast isn’t just about power; the car’s suspension has been upgraded with components inspired by the GR Supra GT4 racecar. It features KW suspension with adjustable dampening, reinforced stabilizers, and a higher camber angle, all of which enhance track performance and make every curve feel like a perfectly calculated move. The braking system includes 19-inch Brembo brakes, sophisticated friction pads, and drilled discs for high performance under pressure.

Design

Aesthetically, the A90 Final Edition boasts a carbon fiber rear spoiler, a new hood with added vents, and an angular front splitter for improved downforce. Inside, carbon fiber Recaro bucket seats wrapped in Alcantara create a proper racing ambiance. The use of red accents and swathes of black Alcantara highlight the athletic interior, giving the driver an immersive experience even when the car is at a standstill.

Lightweight Evo

The Lightweight Evo, on the other hand, focuses subtly on aerodynamics and chassis improvements. With features like a carbon fiber ducktail spoiler and more refined vents, it tackles wind resistance with finesse. It retains the same powerhouse engine at 382 horsepower, ensuring no corner or straight is boring. Its interior, decked with Alcantara and red stitching, keeps sportiness at the forefront.

Competing with a Legacy

For North American fans, the 2026 GR Supra will include standard models and a special Final Edition. While it might not boast the same power enhancements as the international counterparts, it embraces upgraded aerodynamics and a revised chassis for that signature sporty feel. Think of it as the final chapter of a novel that has kept us enthralled for years.

Conclusion

These last special editions ensure the Supra goes out with a bang. They’re not just cars—these are high-performance machines, engineered to satisfy the yearning of enthusiasts before moving into the next era of Toyota’s sports cars. So, if there’s a chance to get behind the wheel of one of these, take it. It’s more than just speed and strength; it’s about savoring moments on the track that become stories worth telling.