Toyota Revives a Legend: GR Celica Trademark Registration
Toyota, the Japanese automotive manufacturer, has recently filed a trademark application that may signal the return of the iconic sports car known as the Celica. This step has sparked widespread interest among car enthusiasts and experts around the world, who remember the hot roadsters and competitive versions of this car produced at the end of the 20th century.
The trademark application was filed in May 2023, according to available materials on the subject. Currently, there is no official confirmation that Toyota plans to launch the GR Celica, but this registration highlights the company's interest in reviving old models. Unconfirmed reports suggest that the company may also use the trademark for various goods and services, widening the scope of possible future products linked to the Celica name.
In some circles, there is hope that the return of the Celica may signify a new wave of sports cars from Toyota, especially given the success of models like the GR86 and GR Supra. The "GR" in the name stands for "Gazoo Racing," highlighting Toyota's sports line, and if the Celica returns under this name, it could mean serious attention to the vehicle's performance and dynamics.
With mass interest in electrification and new technologies in the automotive industry, the open question remains—will the new Celica have any electric component, or will it stay true to its roots with gasoline versions? However, for many fans, the return of the Celica in any form will be a long-awaited event.
Thus, the trademark registration raises many questions and hypotheses about Toyota's future in the sports car segment. Expectations are growing, and many enthusiasts are hoping for an early announcement regarding a new model that can meet market demands and fan expectations.
Stay tuned for our news to learn more about Toyota's new developments and the potential revival of the GR Celica!
