Toyota Camry

• The new-generation Camry comes equipped with a 2.5-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain.
• This setup delivers 227bhp with assistance from an electric motor for improved efficiency and performance.
• It features an e-CVT gearbox, sending power exclusively to the front wheels.
  
• With the electric motor (136hp and 208Nm), the combined power is 230hp, which is 12hp more than before.
• Toyota claims a 0-100 km/h time of 7.2 seconds, which is good for a luxury hybrid sedan.
  

• Drive Modes & Transmission
  • Eco Mode: focuses on battery use for better mileage.
  • Normal & Sport Modes: petrol engine kicks in more often for quicker response.
  • The e-CVT gearbox is smooth, though it can feel stretched when driven hard.
  • Cabin is quiet and refined, but the engine gets a bit loud at high speeds.
• Fuel Efficiency: During a short test with more highway driving, the Camry returned around 20 km/l, impressive for a 1.6-tonne sedan.
  

• Comes with two 12.3-inch screens — one for the driver display and one for the infotainment system.
• Front seats are powered, offering easy adjustment for extra comfort.
• Equipped with three-zone automatic climate control, letting front and rear passengers set different temperatures.

Rear Seat Comfort & Convenience

• Rear passengers get reclining seat backs for a relaxed seating position.
• Dedicated screens mounted behind the front seats for entertainment.
• Rear sunshades, individual air-conditioning settings, and USB-C charging ports for added comfort and convenience.

Additional Premium Features

• Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto support.
• Wireless phone charging pad.
• 10-way powered driver and passenger seats for personalized comfort.
• Head-up display (HUD) for important driving info on the windshield.
• Electric sunroof adds an open, airy cabin feel.
• Choice of three driving modes to suit driving style and road conditions.

• Comes equipped with a comprehensive safety package as standard.
• The Camry has scored a five-star rating in the ANCAP crash tests.
  
• Automatic emergency braking with detection for pedestrians and cyclists helps avoid accidents.
• Automatic high-beam headlights adjust lighting for safer night driving.
• Adaptive cruise control maintains speed and distance, and also assists in keeping the car centered in its lane.
• Lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist help prevent accidental lane drifting.
• The new Camry gets nine airbags, ABS with EBD, a 360-degree camera, a seatbelt reminder system, and a speed alert system as standard.
  

• The new-generation Camry continues to use Toyota’s TNGA-K platform and familiar suspension setup, but the brand claims noticeable improvements across most areas.
• Gets a fresh exterior design featuring Toyota’s latest Hammerhead styling language for a sharper and more modern look.
• A sleeker nose, slimmer LED headlamps, and new DRLs give the sedan a more dynamic and aggressive road presence.
• Sculpted bonnet with bold character lines and a Lexus-inspired front bumper add premium appeal.
• New C-shaped LED tail-lamps and 18-inch machine-cut alloy wheels enhance the sporty stance.

• A Sprint Edition package (dealer-fit) swaps chrome for black accents and adds a contrasting black roof to amplify the sporty look.
• Cabin now features a tan-and-grey dual-tone interior, fresh dashboard layout, and premium metallic trims for a more upmarket feel.

• A 12.3-inch touchscreen, redesigned climate controls, wireless charger, and dual USB-C ports boost convenience and tech quotient.

• Ventilated 10-way power front seats and plush rear seats with powered recline and three-zone climate control offer outstanding comfort.
• Rear row is spacious with strong headroom and legroom, though best suited for two passengers due to central armrest and rear console design.
  

Toyota has refined the Camry formula once again with the ninth-generation model. The new Camry brings sharper styling and a more premium cabin experience, making it feel more modern and upmarket. While it still isn’t the first choice for thrill-seekers, the sedan now delivers slightly improved driving dynamics along with even better fuel efficiency — staying true to its comfort-focused hybrid DNA.

What strengthens its appeal further is the enhanced feature list and technology upgrades, offered at only a marginal price increase of around ₹1.83 lakh over the outgoing model. With pricing now nudging into entry-level luxury territory, the new Camry stands out as a smart, more fuel-efficient alternative to German sedans such as the Audi A4, especially for buyers who value comfort, refinement, and long-term running economy.