Toyota Camry Becomes Expensive by Rs 50,000 in India

The price of the new Toyota Camry, launched in India in December last year, has increased by Rs 50,000. Its ex-showroom price is now Rs 48.50 lakh, up from the previous Rs 48 lakh. The Platinum White Pearl paint option costs an extra Rs 15,000. Toyota’s ninth-generation Camry marks a notable step forward from its predecessor, with both visual and technological enhancements. It measures 4,920 mm in length—35mm longer than the outgoing model—contributing to a more spacious and imposing profile. The sedan also features Toyota’s latest fifth-generation hybrid system (THS 5), promising improved performance and efficiency. Built on the TNGA-K platform, the new Camry also offers buyers a choice of six exterior colour options. Read on for more details.

Toyota Camry: Design

The new Toyota Camry has a more modern and sleeker appearance than its predecessor. The front bumper opening is thinner, and the roofline flows into a sculpted rear quarter window for a sportier profile. 

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Other design elements include sleek LED headlights paired with boomerang-shaped daytime running lights, slim C-shaped LED taillights, and a dual-tone rear bumper accentuated by a thin chrome strip linking the reflectors. While the 18-inch alloy wheels are the same, they now sport a new star-like pattern.

Toyota Camry: Interior and Features

Inside, the Toyota Camry now boasts a larger 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless smartphone connectivity and Toyota’s i-Connect. It also has a digital instrument cluster. Other features include reclining rear seats, a nine-speaker JBL system, a head-up display, sunroof, three-zone climate control, rear touch controls, wireless charging, and 10-way power seats.

For Safety, the sedan is equipped with a 360-degree camera and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 (Level-2 ADAS), including adaptive cruise control and lane assist.

Toyota Camry: Powertrain

Powering the updated Camry is a 2.5-litre petrol engine coupled with Toyota's advanced fifth-generation Hybrid System (THS 5), resulting in a combined output of 227bhp, a 12bhp improvement over the previous model.

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The sedan retains the e-CVT transmission and Eco, Sport, and Normal drive modes while offering significantly enhanced fuel efficiency of 25.49km/l.