Toyota says that in almost every regard, the new Camry is better than ever. However, at an asking price of Rs. 48 lakh (ex-showroom) the bigger question is, is the new Camry really worth the premium?

Toyota, with the Camry hybrid, has found success in India too. The predecessor of this car saw sales of the hybrid version cover 70 per cent sales of the sedan, while the remaining 30 were attributed to the petrol variant.

The hybrid variant delivers seamless power, to give you an evolved, efficient and a refined driving experience. Toyota has generously added features that make the car smooth, luxurious, and possibly affordable.

Toyota India, today, launched the 2015 Camry facelift in the Indian market. While the petrol model of the saloon is priced at Rs. 28.80 lakh, the hybrid version comes at Rs. 31.92 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The company has given changes to both the exterior and interior of the car

The updated Camry, unveiled at the 2014 Moscow International Motor Show, will not only get new features and cosmetic updates, but will also see the addition of a new engine to its range.