The starting price for the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla is now $39,995, which is $2360 more than the previous year. In addition, the latest Toyota hatchback gets $2000 more torque and a new eight-speed automatic. Starting prices for the GR Corolla’s Premium and Premium Plus trims have been raised to $42,575 and $46,650, respectively. Three cylinders, 300 horsepower, and a new, higher price—it’s the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla. Toyota has revealed pricing for the next model year of the all-wheel-drive GR Corolla. Although the new Premium Plus has replaced the Circuit, it is still offered in three trim levels. Adding the standard six-speed manual drive raises the base price of the Core model by $2360, bringing it to $39,995. A basic automatic transmission costs $41,995, and a new eight-speed automatic transmission costs an extra $2,000. Following is the Premium trim level. The automatic version costs $44,575, while the human version costs $42,575 (up $1120). For human setup, the new Premium Plus trim starts at $46,650, and for automatic setup, it costs $48,650. A carbon fiber roof, working air vents, and a bulging hood are also part of the top model. Purposeful Product Improvements For the 2023 Morizo model, Toyota increased the torque output. Still, the horsepower number stayed the same until 2025—a 22 increase in the 295 pound-feet of power from the turbocharged three-cylinder engine. Back and front limited-slip differentials are now standard on all trim levels. In the suspension system, new rebound springs lower wheel lift when turning sharply. Adaptive cruise control and a special launch control mode are only offered on models with an automatic transmission. The 2025 GR Corolla also gets a small makeover, mainly to the front end. By making the exterior more airflow-friendly, the cooling is improved. New brake tubes improve intake airflow, and an extra sub-radiator improves cooling for track use. According to the company, the new cars will be offered at Toyota dealerships later this fall.
