Toyota MR2 EV 2025: Price, consumption, picture, technical data.
The Toyota MR2 EV could return as a lightweight, agile sports car – possibly with a purely electric powertrain. Toyota sold three generations of mid-engine MR2s in Europe between 1985 and 2005. Akio
Toyota MR2 EV
Toyoda has spoken of its desire for “three brothers” to recreate the brand’s triumvirate of sports cars from the 1980s. We have a new Supra , the 86 stands for the Celica, and that leaves a gap in the lineup: the MR2 .
Technical details
Our crystal ball remains cloudy about what will be under the hood. Although Toyota is committed to hybrid, Toyota is also beginning to develop all-electric models. And both of the company’s current sports cars were jointly developed with other automakers – the Supra with BMW and the 86 with Subaru – so another alliance is possible.
Whether gasoline, electric, or hybrid powered, we can safely assume that any future MR2 will strive to adhere to the lightweight ethos of its predecessors. The third-generation car sold in the early 2000s weighed 2200 pounds and used a 138-horsepower inline-four engine; that’s a good weight-to-power ratio on target.
Battery and price
Unless Mazda decides to build an electric Miata, there isn’t much competition for a battery-powered MR2. Porsche seems interested in EV Boxsters and Caymans within five years, but the MR2 will be less expensive. If it happens, it won’t be before , or for less than 38500 euros in .
