Toyota is sticking with ICE and manuals indefinitely Australian Toyota executive says the brand plans to offer internal combustion and row-your-own vehicles for the foreseeable future.

Supra buyers, however, are just built different. Road & Track reports that 47 percent of all Supras sold since Toyota began offering it as an option have been manuals. That's nearly half!

For those who find electric cars a bit boring, Toyota engineers are working on a realistic-feeling fake manual transmission as a possible feature.

Love it or hate it, Toyota seems to be moving forward in its plan to add a manual transmission simulation to its electric cars, complete with engine revving noise and lots of jerky feels.

Toyota's future electric vehicles may come with an extra hit of nostalgia for seasoned drivers: a fake manual transmission.

Toyota expected just 1 in 4 2023 GR Supra buyers to go for the stick, but it turns out around double that are asking for the third pedal.

Toyota retuned the brakes and traction control for 2023. The traction system had to be updated for the manual, whether leaving from a slippery surface or accelerating around a corner.

2023 Toyota Supra | Manufacturer image Since its debut, fans have been clamoring for a manual transmission in the Toyota GR Supra. (They’ve also been clamoring for it to be less of a BMW, but ...

To be clear, a manual transmission on an electric car would serve absolutely no purpose. It would be just for fun, an add-on for people who like shifting gears in their gasoline-powered cars.