Toyota Supra V (A90) gallery (2019–present)

After a long hiatus, the Supra returned in 2019 (A90) as a joint project with BMW, featuring turbocharged inline-six engines and aggressive styling.

The revival of the legendary Supra nameplate took place in 2019. The fifth generation (A90, marketed as GR Supra) was developed in partnership with BMW as part of a joint sports car project, meaning it shares its platform, engines, and transmissions with the BMW Z4 roadster. The exterior design was heavily inspired by the FT-1 concept, featuring a distinctive front fascia, a 'double-bubble' roof, and an integrated rear spoiler lip. The car achieved a perfect 50:50 weight distribution and structural rigidity surpassing even the carbon-fiber Lexus LFA supercar.

Power comes primarily from a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine (BMW B58) producing 335 hp, which was upgraded to 382 hp for the 2021 model year. A lighter 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo (B48) producing 255 hp is also available in many markets. Initially, the GR Supra was offered exclusively with an 8-speed ZF automatic transmission, which sparked debate among purists. However, in 2022, Toyota responded to enthusiast demand by introducing a 6-speed manual transmission tailored specifically for the 3.0-liter engine models.