The 2026 Toyota GR Corolla starts at $41,195 and has some new niceties. There are two models in the line-up. The Premium Plus trim starts at $47,160 and adds $2000 to any GRC. The GR Corolla from ’26 has a stronger body and a better JBL sound system that helps drown out engine noise. One of our favorite cars, if not cars in general, is the Toyota GR Corolla. During a certain time. Toyota also adds a few new features for the 2026 model year. These were already talked about when the Japanese version was shown off last week. However, the fact that the changes that improve speed also work on the US-spec GRC is a good thing. It made the fastest Corolla more rigid by adding about 46 feet of structural glue to the front and back of it. The company claims this enhances the rear grip. The GRC has also added another air duct to help cool the 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine, which has been significantly enlarged. The smart all-wheel-drive system still delivers its 300 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque through either a standard six-speed manual transmission or an optional eight-speed automatic transmission. The top-of-the-line GR Corolla, the Premium Plus, features a better JBL sound system with nine speakers, compared to the previous model’s eight. It can do more than blast Fetty Wap’s “Again.” Through the new Active Sound Control feature, realistic engine sounds can be brought into the cabin and heard by guests. This could be amusing or annoying, depending on your perspective. A carbon-fiber roof, a head-up display, heated seats and steering, and red contrast stitching instead of gray are some of the other nice regular features of the GRC Premium Plus. In addition to the base price, the fully loaded model will cost approximately $ 6,000 more. The 2026 Toyota GR Corolla has a starting price of $41,195, which is $840 more than the 2025 model. The Premium Plus now starts at $47,160, $150 less than it did before. The price of both trims goes up by $2,000 if you choose the automatic engine. They say that sellers will be able to get the new GRC this fall, so it should be here any day now.
