Inovev expects between 10,000 and 15,000 units a year from the new Toyota Supra
- Toyota relaunches the name Supra (abandoned in 2002) on a new generation of coupe that shares a platform with the recent BMW Z4 (which only exists in cabriolet version).
- Both models are manufactured in the same factory, that of Magna-Steyr which is located in Graz in Austria. This is the first time a Toyota model will be manufactured on this site.
- While the BMW Z4 is available in two different engines, a 4-cylinder 2.0l (185hp / 245hp) and a 6-cylinder 3.0 l(340hp), the Toyota Supra will only have a 340 hp 6-cylinder 3.0 l engine.
- The Toyota Supra is 4,38m long, 1,85m wide and 1,29m high, which means it is longer, wider and as low as the GT86 Toyota coupe, which is derived from the Subaru BRZ, a lower range segment coupe.
- According to Toyota, the style of the new Supra was inspired by the famous Toyota 2000 GT marketed in the late 60s.
- Toyota expects to start sales of the Supra in the summer of 2019, and nearly 1,000 units are expected to be sold on the European continent in its first year of commercialization. Its main markets should therefore be China and the United States. Inovev forecasts that between 10,000 and 15,000 Supra will be sold each year. Its competitors in Europe are mainly the Porsche Cayman and Renault Alpine.
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