The Next-Gen Celica Probably Won't Be An EV . Prototypes are undergoing development testing, possibly using multiple powertrains. But it won't be fully electric, or at least it won't exclusively ...

Toyota Drops Hints at Next-Generation Celica, MR2, Supra, and GR86 Sports Cars. Sports coupes, sports cars, oh my—all from Toyota, of all places.

With reports pointing to a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine pushing 400 horsepower and potential all-wheel drive, the next-generation Celica could be one of Toyota’s most exciting sports cars in years.

With the Celica’s comeback, playful hints of an MR2 revival, and updates looming for the GR86, Toyota seems eager to reignite its sports car glory days. Let’s just hope it’s not all smoke ...

The next-generation Toyota Celica deserves to have a nice gasoline engine under the hood to emphasize its sporty nature, so we hope the brand doesn't turn it into an EV.

Toyota fans and car enthusiasts in general rejoice! The Japanese automaker says an all new Celica is coming 18 years after the car was killed in 2004. Toyota’s vice president confirmed that it ...

Rumors have been swirling about a Toyota Celica revival for about a year, ... When asked about the next-generation GR86, and what sort of engine it would have, ...

The rumours are true, Toyota is bringing back the Celica. Toyota’s Vice President, Yuki Nakajima, said the iconic sports car will make a triumphant return, according to Japanese publication, Best Car.

Toyota’s vice president has confirmed the Japanese brand is readying the next Celica, 18 years after production of the sports car ended, Autocar reports. Discussion on reviving the model name has been ...

The GR Celica is expected to slot in next to the next-gen GR 86, with reports suggesting a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder could be under the hood, possibly making 400 horsepower with all ...

The rumors about the Toyota FT-86 Concept’s production name are as numerous as the theories, with reports pointing in all sorts of different directions.According to the folks at the U.K.’s ...