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Overview
The Toyota GR Supra (A90) is a two-seat sports car coupe with a 2,998 cc petrol engine and 383 hp. In Malaysia it suits buyers who want a focused GR model with a manual or conventional automatic gearbox rather than a sedan or SUV. Prices start from RM 698,000.
There is no Malaysia-specific 2026 road-car update for the GR Supra. The current Malaysian range carries on as the Track Edition introduced in 2025, with uprated brakes and suspension and a choice of six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic. Toyota’s 2026 Supra activity centres on motorsport, including the GR Supra GT4 Evo2 in the Thailand Super Series and a 5.0-litre naturally aspirated V8 programme for the Repco Supercars Championship; the A90 road car has entered its final product-update phase.
RM698,000–RM708,000 · est. from RM7,125/mo
Which variant to buy
There are two Malaysian GR Supra Track Edition variants: MT at RM 698,000 and AT at RM 708,000. Both use the same 2,998 cc, 383 hp petrol setup and have two seats. Most buyers looking at a GR Supra should start with the MT because it is cheaper and gives you the manual gearbox. The RM 10,000 gap buys the conventional automatic, not extra power. Pick it if you spend more time in traffic or just want two pedals.
Key specs
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The GR Supra is the dedicated GR sports car in Toyota’s Malaysian range, not a GR Sport styling exercise. The Track Edition gives it the hardware that matters on paper: uprated brakes, uprated suspension and 383 hp. But it is expensive. It costs far more than the Subaru BRZ, Toyota GR86 and Ford Mustang; the Lotus Emira is dearer.
same class, similar money
The Toyota GR Supra costs RM 698,000 for the MT and RM 708,000 for the AT in Malaysia.
Pick the MT if you want the cheaper car and a manual gearbox. Pick the AT if you prefer a conventional automatic for daily use. Both have the same 2,998 cc petrol engine, 383 hp output and two-seat layout.
The Malaysian Toyota GR Supra uses a 2,998 cc petrol engine making 383 hp. It is sold with either a manual gearbox or a conventional automatic, depending on variant.
There is no Malaysia-specific 2026 road-car update. The current car carries on as the Track Edition, with uprated brakes and suspension and manual or automatic transmission choices.