The hybrid system now features a dual-motor setup, enhancing the car's performance and efficiency. The front-wheel-drive (FWD) version boasts a combined power output of 228 PS, while the all-wheel-drive (AWD) variant ramps up the power to 235 PS, courtesy of an additional electric motor that activates for improved traction under challenging surface conditions.
Aesthetic And Interior Enhancements
Toyota's design team has infused the new Camry Hybrid with a fresh aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the latest Crown model. The updated exterior showcases a refined front fascia, merging elegance with modernity. Inside, the Camry Hybrid shares several design elements with the Crown, ensuring a cohesive and luxurious cabin experience.
Standard features include a wireless smartphone charger, a dual-zone automatic climate control system, and keyless start functionality. Safety technologies like blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert are also standard across all models.
Infotainment And Trim-Level Distinctions
The base trim levels are equipped with an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a seven-inch digital instrument console. However, the higher trims, namely the XLE and XSE, are upgraded to dual 12.3-inch displays, offering a more immersive and user-friendly interface.
The SE trim stands out with its sportier appeal, featuring aluminum pedals, a black finished grille, a rear diffuser, dual exhaust pipes, and a firmer suspension. In contrast, the XSE trim boasts larger 19-inch alloy wheels, ambient lighting, smart key access, acoustic glass, and heated leather seats, among other premium features.
Availability And Market Entry
The new Toyota Camry, with its ICE motor, is scheduled for release in the US next year. Indian markets can anticipate the arrival of this premium sedan, likely with a FWD petrol/hybrid combination, by late 2024 or 2025.
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