Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry is recalled in India after a potential safety issue linked to the automatic emergency braking (AEB) system is detected. Toyota issues a free recall and inspection campaign, asking owners to bring affected vehicles to authorized service centers so the AEB module can be checked and updated to ensure proper functioning. The recall highlights the company’s commitment to safety and compliance with local regulations, and vehicle operation is advised only after the servicing has been completed.

Toyota launches the Camry Hybrid Sprint Edition in India with an ex-showroom price of Rs 48.50 lakh, adding a sportier character to the luxury hybrid sedan. The Sprint Edition features unique exterior accents, exclusive paint options, and Sprint-themed badging, while retaining the Camry’s efficient hybrid powertrain and plush comfort-oriented cabin. Toyota positions this variant to attract buyers seeking a blend of premium refinement with a more dynamic visual appeal.

The all-new Toyota Camry is launched in India with bookings open and prices starting at Rs 48 lakh (ex-showroom). The latest-generation Camry brings updated styling, refined interiors, and advanced hybrid powertrain technology, while Toyota highlights its focus on comfort, efficiency and premium experience. Early bookings begin across authorized dealerships as Toyota aims to strengthen Camry’s presence in the luxury sedan market.

The 2025 Toyota Camry XV80 is spotted in spy shots testing on Indian roads, revealing its next-generation design language and confirming that Toyota is preparing the new sedan for a future launch. The test mules show sleeker body lines, updated headlight and taillight graphics, and a refined front fascia, hinting at improved aerodynamics and a more premium appearance than the outgoing model. Expected to retain a hybrid-focused powertrain, the 2025 Camry could also gain additional safety and connectivity features when it eventually arrives in the Indian market.

The 2025 Toyota Camry breaks cover with a complete shift to a hybrid-only powertrain, doing away with conventional petrol-only engines and focusing entirely on electrified efficiency. The new Camry features a 2.5-litre petrol engine paired with electric motors, delivering around 225 bhp (FWD) and 232 bhp (AWD) outputs with a smooth e-CVT. Its refreshed design gets a larger grille, sleek LED headlights, and updated alloy wheels, while the cabin sees modern digital displays and advanced Toyota Safety Sense technologies as standard.