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Toyota GR Supra: Production Ends in 2026 with the MkV Final Edition

Toyota has confirmed that production of the current GR Supra will end in March 2026, closing out a seven-year production run with a fittingly special send-off: the GR Supra MkV Final Edition. Here's everything that's new for the car's swan song, and what it means for the aftermarket parts ecosystem going forward.A Proper Farewell: The MkV Final EditionUnveiled at the Grand Prix of Long Beach, the GR Supra MkV Final Edition headlines the 2026 model year lineup alongside the continuing 3.0 and 3.0 Premium grades. Toyota says the Final Edition receives optimized tuning, improved braking performance, and chassis and suspension updates aimed at delivering a more integrated experience on both track and road. All grades continue to be powered by the BMW-sourced turbocharged inline-six, producing 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft of torque, available with either a six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission.Pricing for the Final Model YearFor 2026, the GR Supra 3.0 starts at $58,300, the 3.0 Premium at $61,450, and the range-topping MkV Final Edition starts at $69,350. All grades ride on a double joint-type MacPherson front and multi-link independent rear suspension, with sport-calibrated electronic power steering and dual rear exhaust outlets standard across the board.Why the Supra Is Ending - For NowThe current GR Supra, built on a shared platform with the BMW Z4 at Magna Steyr in Austria, has run since March 2019. While Toyota has not confirmed a direct successor, industry reporting suggests a future generation could be based on hybrid technology delivering over 400 hp - though Toyota has stated it isn't rushing the decision and wants to see how enthusiast interest develops in the meantime.What This Means for Modifying Your SupraWith production winding down, the current A90/A91-chassis Supra (2020-2026) is set to become an increasingly sought-after modification platform, similar to how earlier Supra generations have held enthusiast value long after production ended. Because the MkV Final Edition uses the same core body structure as earlier Supra model years - with changes concentrated in suspension tuning and trim - exterior carbon fiber parts remain compatible across the full 2019-2026 production run.Popular Supra Upgrades Right Now Carbon fiber rear trunk spoiler: A direct-fit upgrade that adds a track-focused finish to the Supra's distinctive fastback rear end. Custom-fit all-weather floor mats: A practical interior upgrade that protects the cabin without sacrificing the factory fit and finish. Looking AheadWhether you're picking up one of the final MkV Final Edition units or you've been running an A90/A91 Supra since launch, the current generation's parts ecosystem remains well-supported, and is likely to stay that way as the car transitions from current production to modern classic status.Browse our Toyota Supra parts collection for spoilers, floor mats, and more.