Speculation suggests the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla could be the first car with an automated transmission. A Canadian order sheet on the GR Corolla Forum lists an available eight-speed automatic transmission for the ’25 model. Toyota’s hot hatch may gain torque from 273 to 295 pound-feet, matching the track-focused Morizo Edition. The prospect of driving the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla is generating a buzz. With its swift 300-hp turbo three and standard six-speed manual transmission, it offers a thrilling driving experience. The possibility of an eight-speed automatic transmission in the 2025 model, as hinted by a Canadian order guide, has further fueled the excitement. More power and a new gearbox People who own the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla are said to have shared the buying guide on Facebook. It says that all cars will have more torque, going from 273 to 295 pound-feet at their peak and that the automatic transmission will only be available on the mid-level Premium grade. The second release would be like the Morizo Edition, which was mostly tracks and was canceled. The order guide for the GR Corolla includes a few other changes that make it better, in addition to the new gear option and more torque. The front bumpers of all cars will be updated, but no one knows what will change. The base Core model still only comes with a manual transmission, but it does come with brake cooling vents and a heated steering wheel. The Premium model adds a head-up display, automatic temperature control for two zones, and a sub-radiator that is meant to cool the engine better. It comes with a set of 18-inch matte black wheels as well. Tuition may get the same updates if it stays in the lineup for 2025, even though it’s not mentioned in the buying guide. A Toyota representative told Invoice Pricing that the company does not have any information to share at this time about the rumored changes to the 2025 GR Corolla.
