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Gallery: All the angles – Toyota’s new Hypercar

byPhil Oakley
5 years ago
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Gallery: All the angles – Toyota’s new Hypercar
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Yesterday Toyota released images of its eagerly-awaited Le Mans Hypercar for the 2021 season of the FIA World Endurance Championship, christened the GR010 Hybrid.

It has a striking similarity to the Japanese automaker’s previous LMP1 cars, but has many differences as well. The car will be powered by a 3.5-litre V6 twin turbo, generating 670 horsepower. This will be paired with a front axle electric motor, developing 268hp. See all the angles of the car below, including studio and on track shots.

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