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2026 Toyota GRMN Corolla: All The Details
Toyota has taken the GR Corolla further into track-car territory with the new 2026 GRMN Corolla, a limited-production version of the all-wheel-drive hot hatch confirmed for Japan, North America, and Australia.
The GR Corolla was already a fairly serious piece of hardware, with its turbocharged three-cylinder engine, six-speed manual, and rally-style all-wheel-drive system. The GRMN version keeps that basic formula, but Toyota has reworked nearly every area that affects how the car behaves at speed.
Development work took place at the Nürburgring and through Toyota’s Super Taikyu racing program in Japan. Visually, the car is easy to spot. There’s a new hood duct, louvers in the front quarter panels, a revised front bumper with small aero fins, and a larger rear wing. The wing can be manually adjusted in five steps, with each setting moving one degree.
Toyota also fitted bespoke front and rear dampers, new springs, and wider Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. The tires measure 245/40 at all four corners, 10 mm wider than those on the standard GR Corolla, and they sit on new forged matte bronze wheels.
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