Toyota GT 86 II (ZN8) photos

2021 — present · coupe
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232
hp
6.3 s
best 0–100

About this generation

This generation of the GT 86 model in the ZN8 body was introduced to the market as a reliable and high-tech solution, which gained popularity among motorists due to its characteristics.

The GT 86 generation in the ZN8 body represents an important milestone in the history of this model line's development. The company's engineers paid significant attention to the platform, which provided high body rigidity, improved handling, and an increased level of passive safety. High-strength steels were widely used in the construction, which allowed for a reduction in the overall weight of the car while maintaining strength characteristics. Aerodynamic indicators were also optimized, which had a positive effect on fuel efficiency and acoustic comfort in the cabin. The model was offered in several body types, which expanded the target audience and made it possible to satisfy various customer needs - from practicality to sporty style.

The line of powertrains included both time-tested naturally aspirated engines and new high-tech motors with improved power and environmental performance indicators. The gearboxes also underwent modernization: manual and automatic transmissions were available to buyers, which provided smooth shifting and reliable operation in various operating modes. During the life cycle of this generation, planned restylings were carried out, which affected both the exterior and the interior. Updates included modified bumpers, new optics, improved interior trim materials, and expanded lists of basic and optional equipment. Special attention was paid to active safety systems and multimedia capabilities, which were constantly being improved taking into account modern market requirements.

Specifications

2
4265 mm167.9 in
Length
1775 mm69.9 in
Width
1310 mm51.6 in
Height
2575 mm101.4 in
Wheelbase
226 l8.0 cu ft
Trunk
130 mm5.1 in
Ground clearance
Petrol
2.4
232hp(173 kW)
2.4 l 6-speed manual RWD 0–100 6.3 s
Torque
250 Nm (184 lb-ft)
Top speed
226 km/h (140 mph)
Displacement
2387 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
FA24D
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1275 kg (2811 lb)
Fuel tank
50 l (13.2 gal US)
Fuel consumption
8.7 l/100 km (27 mpg US)
CO₂
198 g/km
Emissions standard
Euro 6d
2.4
232hp(173 kW)
2.4 l 6-speed automatic RWD 0–100 6.9 s
Torque
250 Nm (184 lb-ft)
Top speed
216 km/h (134 mph)
Displacement
2387 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
FA24D
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1310 kg (2888 lb)
Fuel tank
50 l (13.2 gal US)
Fuel consumption
8.8 l/100 km (27 mpg US)
CO₂
199 g/km
Emissions standard
Euro 6d

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