Japanese magazine Best Car has reportedly gathered a new set of specifications for the much-anticipated new Toyota Supra.

The car, which is expected to be confirmed at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show (along with a race version of the car), had first been reported on by MOTOR in mid-2017 as a 300kW (or thereabouts) 3.5-litre V6-powered hybrid.

But details leaked on a Supra Forum from a hard copy of Best Car reveal a new set of specs which contradict those we were given from an insider last year.

The inside information MOTOR received also claimed the Supra will produce 450Nm, which Best Car corroborates with a matching figure seen on page as 45.9kg-m.

Visually, the apparent images seen in the Japanese magazine appear very similar to Toyota’s FT-1 concept, and not too far from MOTOR’s own rendering.

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So how can the engine and power difference be explained?

Right now, all Toyota says is that a track version of the ‘upcoming Toyota sports car’ is due to be revealed, so we’ll bring you the confirmed details of the new Supra from the Geneva Motor Show on March 6.