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Discover the most exciting Toyota models and GR division race cars at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2023 in our guide.
One of the stars of Goodwood’s Electric Avenue in 2023 had to be the All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X. Seen here in eye catching Scarlet Flare Pearlescent Paint. The All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X is the first All-Electric SUV from Toyota. It offers advanced battery technology to provide a range of up to 318 miles range*. The EV SUV also provides outstanding performance and with a low centre of gravity and high body rigidity the car is rewarding to drive.
All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X could be the perfect family EV or make a great company car with company car tax from as little as £31 in tax year 2023/24.
You can experience All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X for yourself by booking a 24-hour test drive from your nearest Toyota Centre.
Click below to arrange your 24-hour test drive or to discover the electric range from Toyota in more detail.
Two Toyota GR Supra cars featured in the First Glance Paddock, with a Toyota GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute and a Toyota GR Supra GT4 Evo race car.
The recently upgraded GR Supra GT4 EVO was driven up the hill by TGR Europe Vice Chairman and three times Le Mans winner Kazuki Nakajima. This special race car was driving on synthetic e-fuel to demonstrate how Toyota can encourage sustainable motor racing whilst maintaining the noise and excitement of a combustion engine.
The GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute has been developed to celebrate TGR completing 100 GR Supra GT4 race cars for its customers. There will be 100 examples made and special features include: Plasma Orange paint, matt black 19” lightweight alloy wheels and carbon fibre dashboard inserts. The optional rear spoiler evokes the look of a GT4 competition car.
Click below to discover the GR Supra in more detail or to learn more about Toyota GR.
Arguably one of the most interesting and rare Toyota cars on display was the Toyota Mirai Sport Concept, which is a sports version of the pioneering hydrogen fuel cell electric saloon. The concept was originally unveiled at the Fuji 24 Hours race in Japan and features dynamic styling, gloss-black exterior details, lowered suspension and 21” alloy wheels.
The Toyota Mirai Sport Concept is the latest model in a line of cars developed by Toyota that run on hydrogen.
Click below to learn more about alternatives to running a petrol powered car.
There were a trio of GR Yaris competition rally cars on display and running up the famous Goodwood Hill Climb.
The first of which was the Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Hybrid which claimed a clean sweep of 2022 WRC titles and was also joined by the new GR Yaris WRC2 and the hydrogen-powered GR Yaris H2.
The GR Yaris H2 demonstrates the carbon neutral hydrogen combustion engine technology Toyota is developing with the aim of maintaining speed, sound and performance for fans of motorsport.
Click below to learn more about the road going version of the Toyota GR Yaris
The GR10 Hybrid was on display, this Le Mans Hypercar has already secured two successive manufacturers’ and drivers’ titles and Le Mans victories in 2021 and 2022.
This incredible racing car has 979PS from its hybrid system and the 2023 model has been evolved from the experience and knowledge from the last two seasons of racing. The 2023 GR10 Hybrid is improved to optimize reliability and efficiency.
As is tradition, this car was still covered in the bugs and grime from the race day it competed in.
Click below to learn more about Toyota GR and it's motorsport heritage.
One of the stars of Goodwood’s Electric Avenue in 2023 had to be the All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X. Seen here in eye catching Scarlet Flare Pearlescent Paint. The All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X is the first All-Electric SUV from Toyota. It offers advanced battery technology to provide a range of up to 318 miles range*. The EV SUV also provides outstanding performance and with a low centre of gravity and high body rigidity the car is rewarding to drive.
All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X could be the perfect family EV or make a great company car with company car tax from as little as £31 in tax year 2023/24.
You can experience All-New All-Electric Toyota bZ4X for yourself by booking a 24-hour test drive from your nearest Toyota Centre.
Click below to arrange your 24-hour test drive or to discover the electric range from Toyota in more detail.
Two Toyota GR Supra cars featured in the First Glance Paddock, with a Toyota GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute and a Toyota GR Supra GT4 Evo race car.
The recently upgraded GR Supra GT4 EVO was driven up the hill by TGR Europe Vice Chairman and three times Le Mans winner Kazuki Nakajima. This special race car was driving on synthetic e-fuel to demonstrate how Toyota can encourage sustainable motor racing whilst maintaining the noise and excitement of a combustion engine.
The GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute has been developed to celebrate TGR completing 100 GR Supra GT4 race cars for its customers. There will be 100 examples made and special features include: Plasma Orange paint, matt black 19” lightweight alloy wheels and carbon fibre dashboard inserts. The optional rear spoiler evokes the look of a GT4 competition car.
Click below to discover the GR Supra in more detail or to learn more about Toyota GR.
Arguably one of the most interesting and rare Toyota cars on display was the Toyota Mirai Sport Concept, which is a sports version of the pioneering hydrogen fuel cell electric saloon. The concept was originally unveiled at the Fuji 24 Hours race in Japan and features dynamic styling, gloss-black exterior details, lowered suspension and 21” alloy wheels.
The Toyota Mirai Sport Concept is the latest model in a line of cars developed by Toyota that run on hydrogen.
Click below to learn more about alternatives to running a petrol powered car.
There were a trio of GR Yaris competition rally cars on display and running up the famous Goodwood Hill Climb.
The first of which was the Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Hybrid which claimed a clean sweep of 2022 WRC titles and was also joined by the new GR Yaris WRC2 and the hydrogen-powered GR Yaris H2.
The GR Yaris H2 demonstrates the carbon neutral hydrogen combustion engine technology Toyota is developing with the aim of maintaining speed, sound and performance for fans of motorsport.
Click below to learn more about the road going version of the Toyota GR Yaris
The GR10 Hybrid was on display, this Le Mans Hypercar has already secured two successive manufacturers’ and drivers’ titles and Le Mans victories in 2021 and 2022.
This incredible racing car has 979PS from its hybrid system and the 2023 model has been evolved from the experience and knowledge from the last two seasons of racing. The 2023 GR10 Hybrid is improved to optimize reliability and efficiency.
As is tradition, this car was still covered in the bugs and grime from the race day it competed in.
Click below to learn more about Toyota GR and it's motorsport heritage.
*318 mile range for the Pure FWD grade only. Electric range figures are provided for comparability purposes, and can vary depending on factors such as selected grade and transmission, accessories fitted (post registration), driving style, weather conditions, speed or vehicle load. It is best to only compare electric range figures with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. These figures may not reflect your real life driving results.
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