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Toyota Finally Confirms a New V-8 Engine The automaker's head of powertrains hints that Lexus will also use it. We’ve spoken at great length about Toyota’s new, smaller, and lighter four-cylinder engines that will power everything . However, there’s been little information regarding a large-displacement ICE designed specifically for the company’s new flagship performance vehicle. The GR-badged supercar is set to premiere in early December, and yes, it will have a V-8 engine. In an interview at the ongoing 2025 Japan Mobility Show, Toyota’s powertrain president, Takashi Uehara, confirmed the juicy rumors about a twin-turbo V-8. He explained that the foundation for this new eight-cylinder setup lies within the company’s upcoming family of modular gasoline engines consisting of 1.5- and 2.0-liter units . In the mid-engine GR Yaris M concept, the 2.0-liter “G20E” has a target output exceeding 400 horsepower. Uehara told CarExpert that the new V-8 is “widely speaking” related to the fo...

  2026 BMW M9: Unleashing Pure Performance and Luxury! A Supercar Like No Other – Discover the Future of Driving Today October 26, 2025 by Sam 2026 BMW M9:  The year 2026 marks an exciting chapter in the world of supercars with the arrival of the BMW M9. BMW has always been known for its blend of power, style, and innovation, but the M9 takes things to a whole new level. This car isn’t just about speed—it’s about the feeling of pure freedom behind the wheel. Designed to push boundaries, the M9 shows what the future of driving looks like when performance meets luxury in perfect harmony. A Design That Demands Attention The first thing anyone notices about the BMW M9 is its stunning design. Sleek, bold, and futuristic, every curve and edge has been shaped for both beauty and aerodynamics. The low-slung body, wide stance, and signature BMW kidney grille give it a powerful presence that turns heads everywhere it goes. LED matrix headlights and dynamic taillights add a...

  The idea of a water-powered car is one that’s been in the public sphere for many years. It’s captured imaginations for decades, with the promise of it being a revolutionary shift from fossil fuels to a clean resource. But just how much truth is in it being revolutionary, or is it just a pipedream? Surely it’s a real thing, given how it’s fueled by stories of inventors like Stanley Meyer pushing the boundaries and the allure of a straightforward replacement for the environmental crisis the world is facing. The concept is still very much alive and relevant in popular culture. Toyota Mirai Expand However, the reality is that the science behind water - physical water - is slightly obscured when it comes to powering vehicles. While it’s the most plentiful element in the world, pure water is not a fuel. Instead, it’s a stable compound that requires significant energy to be broken apart, and turned into hydrogen, which can then be used to power cars like the Toyota Mi...

  Toyota has done it again. In one of the most talked-about automotive reveals of the year, the 2026 Toyota Celica Supra is finally here. It’s bold, powerful, and packed with modern performance a perfect blend of two legendary names from Toyota’s past. If you’ve ever dreamed of a car that mixes nostalgia with cutting-edge technology, this is it. by Taboola Sponsored Links You May Like New Container Houses in Bulgaria (Take A Look At The Prices)Discover why container homes are a modern, customizable, and efficient option for practical living. Click to learn moreVivid Leaves Learn More What Is the 2026 Toyota Celica Supra and Why It Matters The Celica and Supra have both been iconic names in Toyota’s history. Now, for 2026, Toyota has done something daring bringing them together into a single high-performance sports coupe. The 2026 Toyota Celica Supra combines the sharp design of the classic Celica with the high-performance DNA of the Supra. Think of it as a smaller, lighter,...

  Back in July 2024, we ran a story about Toyota’s plans to revive their two well-known sports cars of yesteryear—the Celica and MR2. Now we are learning that the two cars are actually one and the same. In other words, what Toyota is resurrecting is just the Celica and not the MR2. When queried by Japan’s Best Car magazine recently about the future of a potential Celica or MR2, Toyota Executive Vice President, Hiroki Nakajima said, “To be honest, there’s nothing tangible at the moment. However, there’s strong demand within the company for the Celica. So, is it okay to say this publicly? We’re doing the Celica!” Narrowing it down to just one model makes a lot of sense, especially given the fact that Toyota already has a strong sports cars lineup including the GR Supra, GR86, GR Corolla, GR Yaris and the LC and RC on the Lexus side. New Celica Slated To Get Mid-Engined 2.0-Liter Turbo But interestingly, the Celica’s mid-engined 2.0-liter turbocharged powertrain mentione...