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Toyota GRMN Corolla: The Ultimate Corolla Model with Manual Transmission and More Torque

Source: Motor1 EV • Published on 02 June 2026 at 07:27 Original Source
Toyota GRMN Corolla: The Ultimate Corolla Model with Manual Transmission and More Torque

Summary

The Toyota GRMN Corolla offers a manual transmission, more torque, and less weight. A limited-edition sports car experience.

The Toyota GRMN Corolla is here – and it sets new standards for compact sports cars. The limited model is exclusively available with a manual transmission and offers more torque as well as reduced weight. For purists seeking the ultimate driving experience, this is the perfect choice.

[IMPORTANT] > The GRMN Corolla is a tribute to Toyota's racing heritage and shows that performance and passion are possible even without electromobility – a contrast to Tesla's FSD strategy in Europe.

More Torque, Less Weight

Compared to the standard GR Corolla, the GRMN has been revised: The torque of the 1.6-liter turbo engine has been increased from 370 Nm to 400 Nm, while weight has been reduced by about 30 kilograms through the use of carbon parts and aluminum. The result: improved acceleration and agility.
FeatureGR CorollaGRMN Corolla
Torque370 Nm400 Nm
Weight (approx.)1,470 kg1,440 kg
Transmission6-speed manual6-speed manual (revised)
Price (estimated)from €45,000from €65,000

Limited Edition and Equipment

The GRMN Corolla will be limited to just 500 units worldwide. Equipment includes reinforced brakes, a sportier chassis, and exclusive interior with Alcantara and red stitching.

Conclusion

With the GRMN Corolla, Toyota shows that the combustion engine sports car segment is far from dead. While Tesla is focusing on autonomous driving with FSD in Europe, Toyota remains true to driving pleasure behind the wheel. For European enthusiasts looking for an emotional driving experience, the GRMN Corolla is a real alternative.

Learn more about Tesla's FSD strategy in Europe: EU-Wide Approval for Tesla FSD (Supervised) Not a Foregone Conclusion and Tesla FSD Receives Approval in Third EU Country.

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