Lightweight. Rigid. Track-Inspired.

Introducing Automotive Passion’s latest chassis upgrade for the Toyota Yaris GR – a precision-crafted dry carbon fibre rear strut brace. Inspired by the GRMN track edition available exclusively in Japan, this performance upgrade enhances handling dynamics while adding an aggressive motorsport aesthetic to your interior.

Developed in-house using our own Yaris GR development car, the strut brace is manufactured from F1-grade dry carbon fibre and paired with CNC-machined aluminum mounts. As a result, it offers real-world performance benefits by reducing rear chassis flex and improving overall handling precision—particularly noticeable during high-speed cornering and spirited driving.

Moreover, the unit is incredibly lightweight and requires no permanent modifications to your vehicle. Because it installs using factory mounting points, you avoid any cutting or drilling. Consequently, installation is both quick and fully reversible, making this upgrade ideal for street, track, or show builds alike.

Available Finishes

• Gloss Twill Carbon

• Matte Twill Carbon

• Gloss Forged Carbon

Key Features

• Lightweight F1-grade dry carbon fibre construction

• Improves rear-end rigidity and cornering response

• Plug-and-play installation—no cutting or drilling

• Developed and tested on our in-house Toyota Yaris GR demo vehicle

• Optional OEM-style fabric seat delete kit available for a cleaner interior look

What’s Included (Bar-Only Option)

• 1x Rear Carbon Strut Brace

• 2x Milled Aluminium Mounts

• Complete bolt set and washers

Fitment

• Toyota Yaris GR (2020+)

Installation

Installation is straightforward and requires no custom tools. A digital installation guide will be emailed after purchase. For the cleanest install, we recommend routing the brace alongside our Yaris GR Rear Seat Delete Kit (sold separately). You can also explore our full line of Toyota Yaris GR Performance Parts for complementary upgrades.

Additionally, if you’re looking for OEM specifications or more information on the GRMN edition, you can refer to Toyota Global Newsroom.