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Toyota has released a new teaser<\/a> previewing three \u201call-new sports models\u201d set to debut together on December 4. From the shadows, the trio appears to include a Lexus sports coupe alongside two versions of Toyota\u2019s GR GT supercar, one built for the road, the other destined for the track.<\/p>\n A New Lexus Sports Coupe<\/strong><\/p>\n The automaker has provided little beyond a single moody photo, but it\u2019s enough to fuel speculation. On the left, the silhouette suggests what could be the production version of the Lexus Sport Concept<\/a> from August, recognizable by its two-door coupe stance and futuristic taillight design.<\/p>\n More: Toyota And Lexus Confirm New V8 For Their Next Sports Cars<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n That concept, which also appeared at the Japan Mobility Show in October, already looked nearly ready for the showroom. Any updates are expected to center on fine details and a slightly toned-down cabin treatment rather than major exterior changes.<\/p>\n Toyota and Lexus \u201cSports Models\u201d Teaser <\/p>\n A closer look at the teaser hints at textured rear glass, though it\u2019s unclear whether the concept\u2019s roof-mounted fans will make production. The same uncertainty applies to features like the illuminated fin, Lexus lettering, and F1-style brake light that made the concept<\/a> stand out.<\/p>\n Also: Toyota Just Decided Cars Should Last Nearly A Decade Before A Redesign<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The still-unnamed model was once thought to be fully electric, but recent reports indicate it will instead use a GR-derived hybrid<\/a> V8 tuned specifically for Lexus. The car is expected to arrive in 2026, positioned as the successor to the aging LC rather than a direct follow-up to the legendary LFA supercar.<\/p>\n Lexus Sport Concept <\/p>\n A Supercar From Gazoo Racing<\/strong><\/p>\n At the center of the teaser sits Toyota\u2019s upcoming GR GT supercar<\/a>, also confirmed for a December 4 premiere in a recent Japanese TV spot. This machine shows a longer hood, a more conventional rear glass, and full-width LED taillights.<\/p>\n More: Toyota Just Decided Cars Should Last Nearly A Decade Before A Redesign<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n We also get a glimpse of the interior that was revealed a few months ago featuring a large infotainment display, a row of physical controls, and two carbon fiber bucket seats.<\/p>\n Toyota has confirmed that the GR-branded<\/a> model will be powered by a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine paired with a self-charging hybrid system. he combustion engine alone could deliver about 800 horsepower, positioning it as Toyota\u2019s most powerful model yet and a spiritual successor to the V10-powered Lexus LFA.<\/p>\n GR GT <\/p>\n A Wild GT3 Racecar<\/strong><\/p>\n Completing the trio is a machine that mirrors the GR GT\u2019s proportions but takes them to an extreme, pointing to a competition variant<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/arrow.png\"){kind=icon}
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