New Toyota Camry Facelift Unveiled; India Launch Next Year

Toyota, the Japanese carmaker, today unveiled the updated Camry at the 2014 Moscow International Motor Show. While the most important change in the new model is the addition of a new engine, it also receives new features and cosmetic updates.

The refreshed model features a new large lower grille, which tends to remind one of the Corolla. The upper grille, however, is relatively thinner. The front fascia also gets new LED-infused head-lights, large air intakes and chrome-surrounded rectangular shaped fog-lamps. Then there is also the updated bumper and a slim chrome strip running across the width of the car. Though the side profile of the car remains largely similar, the newly designed alloy wheels add to its sporty appeal.

The cabin also receives a handful of updates, like a new multi-functional steering wheel, a 4.2-inch colour TFT display, a new backlit instrument cluster, wireless mobile charger, automatic beams, a new infotainment system and heated rear seats among others.

Engine options offered on the car unveiled in Moscow included a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol, a 3.5-litre V6 petrol and a 2.0-litre petrol motor. A similar model is expected to arrive in India by early 2015, though the features and engine options might differ.

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