Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) will unveil the all-new Camry hybrid for the home market on December 11. Currently in its ninth generation in the foreign markets, the 2025 Toyota Camry is set to hit the local assembly lines and undergo a host of both internal and external upgrades, including the addition of new technology and features.
Arriving, the new-generation Camry will not have any direct rivals in India; the new Skoda Super is slated to arrive someplace in 2025. Toyota debuted the new generation Camry in November 2023 with significant improvements and entered the Singaporean market last August, therefore becoming the first nation in Southeast Asia to get the new model. Currently costing Rs. 46.20 lakh (ex-showroom), the Camry hybrid is priced in India; the forthcoming sedan can see price increases.
With a roomy 2,825 mm wheelbase and a cargo capacity of 500 litres, the new Toyota Camry spans 4,920 mm long, 1,840 mm wide, and 1,455 mm tall. There are nine paint options internationally: Platinum White Pearl Mica, Silver Metallic, Precious Metal, Attitude Black Mica, Emotional Red 3, Precious Bronze, and Dark Blue Mica.
Three separate themes are offered for the cabin: Fromage, Black and Yellow Brown. Complementing C-shaped tail lamps, the redesigned front end consists of a sleeker front end with sharper LED headlights and C-shaped daytime running lights. New air inlets, revamped front and rear bumpers, freshly styled 18-inch alloy wheels, etc., are among other changes.