TOYOTA TS040 HYBRID (2014)

TS040 HYBRID (2014)
	2014
Class	R
	Mid-Mounted
	4WD
	6-speed
	950
	2,192 5 hours 25 minutes

The TOYOTA TS040 HYBRID (2014) is a racing car developed by TOYOTA which competed in the LMP1 category of the FIA World Endurance Championship. The car is powered by a naturally aspirated 3.7L V8 engine together with a supercapacitor system, which can store up to 6 megajoules of energy.

The car was officially unveiled on March 27, 2014 and debuted at the 2014 6 Hours of Silverstone on April 20, 2014. This car was the championship-winning car for the 2014 FIA World Endurance Championship in the LMP1 category.

The TOYOTA TS040 HYBRID (2014) also competed in the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans with No.1 and No.2.

Its successor is the TOYOTA TS050 HYBRID which competed in the 2016 (No.5 and 6) and 2017 (No.7, 8 and 9 Spa and Le Mans only) season of the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Availability

The TOYOTA TS040 HYBRID (2014) is available in 2 series:

• Endurance Legends career series in the Legend group
• Prototypes 2014 Season motorsports series in the Endurance Prototypes group

This vehicle was added in the Le Mans Update (v2.3) released in May 2014 and is unlocked as soon as Endurance Kings is unlocked.

This vehicle can be acquired for 950 with no showcase discount. It has also been available for 320 as a 'Get it Now' price, unlocking Prototypes 2014 Season.

The TOYOTA TS040 HYBRID (2014) used to be available in one series:

• Endurance Kings bonus series in the Legend group, retired during the Mercedes Update (v6.4).

This vehicle is used in the following special events:

• Road To Le Mans stage 7 goals 3-4, stage 10 goals 1-7;
• MotorFiesta 1 stage 3 goal 4.

This vehicle was available to win in the following special event:

• TOYOTA TS040 Hybrid (2014) Championship available in the Brabham & Formula E Update (v8.6) of July 2020.

Liveries

No. 7

No. 8

In the game, there are two liveries to choose from:

• No. 7 Toyota Racing (Red mirrors), driven by Alexander Wurz (Austria), Stephane Sarrazin (France) and Kazuki Nakajima (Japan) - originally on the car.
• No. 8 Toyota Racing (White mirrors), driven by Anthony Davidson (United Kingdom), Sebastien Buemi (Switzerland) and Nicolas Lapierre (France).

Each additional livery can be acquired for 33.

Characteristics

Stage	PR (Upgrades)	Top Speed	Acc.	Braking	Cornering	Cost	Parts
Base	89.4	245 mph 394 kph	2.50 s	86.0 ft 26.2 m	1.82 g	950 G (N/A)
Max w/ R	92.7 (2221221)	256 mph 413 kph	2.22 s	82.1 ft 25.0 m	2.18 g	R2,752,800 (+2,505,900)	12 2
Max	95.6 (7332332)	268 mph 431 kph	2.00 s	80.0 ft 24.4 m	2.45 g	1,775 (3,204)	9 23

Top Speed (kph)	165 232 298 365 432 498 565 394 431
Acc. (s)	8.60 6.73 5.13 3.80 2.73 1.93 1.40 2.50 2.00
Braking (m)	51 44 37 30 23 16 9 26.2 24.4
Cornering (g)	0.6 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.6 3.6 4.8 1.82 2.45

Upgrades (23)

	Upgrade	Duration	R	G
1	Engine: De-restricted Air Intake	12 Hours	228,500	60
2	Engine: De-restricted Fuel Limitations	1 Day	342,700	95
3	Engine: Race Prototype Throttle Body	—	—	140
4	Engine: Increase Engine Bore	2 Days	771,000	210
5	Engine: Race Prototype Cylinder Heads	—	—	320
6	Engine: High Power Electric Motor	2 Days	1,734,900	480
7	Engine: Improved KERS	—	—	720
1	Drivetrain: Race Prototype Flywheel	12 Hours	212,600	55
2	Drivetrain: Race Prototype Differential	1 Day	318,800	85
3	Drivetrain: Re-calibrated Gearbox	—	—	130
1	Body: Race Prototype Body Refinement	12 Hours	168,900	46
2	Body: Race Prototype Weight Reduction	1 Day	253,300	70
3	Body: Race Prototype Aero Tweaks	—	—	105
1	Suspension: Race Prototype Suspension Tuning	12 Hours	194,900	50
2	Suspension: Race Prototype In-board Coilovers	—	—	80
1	Exhaust: Race Prototype High Flow Catalytic Converter	12 Hours	192,700	50
2	Exhaust: Race Prototype Exhaust Headers	1 Day	289,100	80
3	Exhaust: Race Prototype Exhaust	—	—	120
1	Brakes: Race Prototype Brake Pads	12 Hours	149,000	40
2	Brakes: Race Prototype Calipers	1 Day	223,500	60
3	Brakes: Race Prototype Carbon Ceramic Brake Discs	—	—	90
1	Tires & Wheels: Race Prototype Tire Compound	12 Hours	178,800	48
2	Tires & Wheels: Race Prototype Rim	—	—	70
	TOTAL: 23	5 Days 12 Hours	2,752,800 +2,505,900 =5,258,700	1,775 / 3,204

Colour keys
White	purchase before any upgrades Or instant purchase
Green	purchase after any upgrades
Red	only purchase

For upgrades including PR values, please see the project page RR3 Wiki:Upgrades Section TOYOTA, please be aware that PR values can vary depending on the upgrade order.

Trivia

• At a price tag of 1000 Gold, this car was formerly the most expensive car buyable with Gold, until the record was broken by the McLAREN MP4-X, costing 1200 Gold.
• This car has the longest servicing time in this game, with a service time of 5h and 25min.