A80

A80 is an alphanumeric designation used for several unrelated purposes across different fields, including automotive, consumer electronics, and road networks. The term does not refer to a single, unified entity.

In automotive contexts, A80 most notably refers to the fourth-generation Toyota Supra, produced from 1993 to 2002. The A80 Supra, built on the JZA80 platform, is powered by a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six engine and is widely regarded for its performance, distinctive styling, and popularity in tuning culture.

In consumer electronics, Canon PowerShot A80 refers to a digital camera in Canon’s PowerShot A-series. Introduced in the early 2000s, the A80 offered a multi-megapixel sensor and a compact form factor aimed at general-purpose photography for enthusiasts and casual users.

Road designation is another common use of the A80 label. In road networks that employ A-class numbering, A80 serves as a route number for major roads. The exact alignment and jurisdiction of an A80 road vary by country and region, and several countries may have roads bearing the A80 designation.

Overall, A80 is a versatile code applied to distinct items in transportation, imaging technology, and infrastructure, with no single canonical reference beyond these separate uses.