The curtain call of the fuel era, it is reported that Toyota Supra GRMN uses the 543 horsepower engine of BMW M4 CSL.

CTOnews.com, July 13, according to Japanese media reports, Toyota will bring an ultimate model to its Toyota Supra in the process of fully promoting electric vehicles, using the engine of the BMW M4 CSL as a closing ceremony for the end of the fuel era.

Toyota's current generation of Supra is based on the BMW Z4, and most of the accessories of the two models are universal. Toyota plans to introduce BMW M to further strengthen the power of the Supra.

Toyota's upcoming Supra GRMN will use a 3.0L in-line six-cylinder twin-turbocharged engine from the BMW M4 CSL, with a maximum power of 543hp (405kW / 551PS) and a maximum torque of 650Nm, CTOnews.com reported, citing Japanese media.

In addition, Toyota will further increase the speed of the Toyota Supra by combining harder and lower suspension, larger brakes, more flexible steering, and reducing some of the weight.

Such a powerful sports car is likely to get a redesigned body kit, thereby improving the styling and aerodynamic performance of the GR Supra accordingly. Look forward to specific versions of the bumper, GRMN logo, larger rear spoiler and new permissible wheels.