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Here are three things we absolutely love about the new Toyota Camry and three things that we don’t.
Essentially a heavily revised version of the older model, here’s a deeper look at all the ways the new Camry is different from the older model
The ninth-generation Toyota Camry has arrived in India with a single petrol-hybrid powertrain option. Here are a few detailed shots of Toyota’s premium sedan.
Solely offered in one variant, the new model gets a completely revamped design, alongside a range of new features
This will be the first time in over five years that the sedan will receive a comprehensive update in India
While EVs are gaining popularity strong hybrids offer another solution to the problem of reducing fuel consumption.
Through this initiative, Toyota not only aims to create awareness about the overall benefits of Self-charging Hybrid Electric Vehicles (SHEVs) but also hopes for a faster shift toward mass electrification in India.
The 2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid has been launched in India at Rs. 41.70 lakh. The sedan gets cosmetic updates inside out with new features while the mechanical front remains untouched.
Toyota has unveiled the updated 2021 Camry Hybrid sedan for the European markets.
Toyota is offering the extended warranty on its battery packs to encourage its customers to adopt hybrid vehicles.
The 2019 Toyota Camry today officially went on sale in India, and the car is now more stylish, smarter, and well-equipped.But where does it stand against its key rivals - the Honda Accord, Skoda Superb, and Volkswagen Passat on paper? Let's find out.
The 2019 Toyota Camry Hybrid has been launched in India and the Japanese carmaker has impressed with the pricing this time. While we were expecting the all-new Toyota Camry Hybrid to be a couple of lakhs more expensive than the outgoing model given that it has received a significant update, at Rs. 36. 95 lakh (ex-showroom, India) Toyota has managed to price it Rs. 27,000 cheaper than the previous model which was priced at Rs. 37.22 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The aggressive pricing seems even more impressive considering the fact that the government has withdrawn the incentives on Hybrid models and has imposed 48 per cent GST on them, in line with all the other models which measures above 4 metres and have an engine capacity of over 1.5 litres.
Toyota will launch the 8th generation of the Toyota Camry in India today, and the hybrid is all set to arrive in India in an all-new avatar. The new model is based on a sharper design language and is underpinned by the new TNGA platform shared with the Lexus ES300h. Under the hood, the 2019 Toyota Camry will continue using the 2.4-litre hybrid petrol that uses an electric motor as auxiliary and is likely to be mated to the same e-CVT gearbox as before. The new Camry offers better driving dynamics, efficiency, and lower carbon emissions over its predecessor.
The 2019 Toyota Camry has been launched in India with prices starting at Rs. 36.95 Lakh (Ex-showroom, Delhi).
The new-generation 2019 Toyota Camry Hybrid is all set to be launched in India on January 18. While we already know a fair bit about the car, we will have to wait for the car to launch to know the price. Until then, here's what we expect with regards to the 2019 Camry's pricing.
The Toyota Camry is the first launch for the Japanese carmaker in 2019 and it's an important one at that because the company has received a good response for the previous generation models of the car. In fact, the Camry with the hybrid powertrain has been the top seller for the company compared to its petrol sibling. Almost 70 per cent of sales of the Camry were of the hybrid car and so, the company did not think twice when it decided to bring in the new generation model to the country. The car is all set to launch in India on January 18, 2019 and there are quite a few details out already.
The new Camry is based on the Toyota New Global Architecture (GA-K) platform that is also found on the Lexus ES sedan in India.
The all-new Toyota Camry will be launched in India on January 18, 2019. The new Toyota Camry will be the eight generation of the car globally and the 4thgeneration for the entry level luxury sedan in the country. The all-new Toyota Camry will only be offered with a hybrid powertrain at the time of launch and will go up against the likes of the Skoda Superb and the Honda Accord Hybrid. The Camry will also take on competition from smaller luxury sedans like the Mercedes-Benz CLA and the Audi A3 amongst others. The new Camry Hybrid is expected to cost close to Rs 40 lakh (ex-showroom) due to the high 48 per cent GST that is applicable to Hybrid cars in India.
Toyota will be showcasing two new performance-oriented TRD models at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show. Based on the teaser released by the company, the models will the new Toyota Camry TRD and the Avalon TRD.
Images of the next-generation Toyota Camry have recently surfaced online in its near-production guise. The new Camry is already on sale in the global markets, and sighting of the car in India indicates that Toyota might be considering launching the car in India, possibly in 2019.
Images of the next-gen Toyota Camry sedan have recently surfaced online, and these are the clearest images of the prototype model that we have seen so far. The new eight-generation Camry has already made its global debut, and the fact that Toyota has started testing the car in India indicates that the launch in nearer than we expect.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has silently introduced the updated Camry Hybrid for the 2018 model year. The 2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid remains visually similar to the current model, but it is the feature list that has seen plenty of new additions on the full-size sedan. The 2018 edition is priced at Rs. 37.22 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Toyota said the sudden price rise of hybrid vehicles under the GST regime impacted the demand for the Camry Hybrid in India. However, the company also said that they will monitor the situation and ramp up the production accordingly.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today said it will not change its plans for hybrid vehicles in India despite increase in tax rates on the category of vehicles under GST resulting in higher prices. Under the new tax regime, prices of the company's popular hybrid sedan Camry have gone up by an average of Rs. 3 lakh.
Ahead of its official debut, spy images of the new generation Toyota Camry have emerged from China giving a first glimpse of the front design. The spy shots of the 2018 Toyota Camry reportedly come from the GAC-Toyota joint venture's production facility in Guangzhou, China and will be revealed later in 2017.
Toyota is among 10 global automakers working with suppliers and technology companies to jointly build AGL, a basic, open-source platform for vehicle applications which automakers can customise, eliminating the need to code systems from the ground up for each vehicle model.
Toyota has revealed the India-bound Camry. It will come to India in early 2018 and will have a hybrid powertrain option as well.
Toyota India has launched the updated 2017 Camry Hybrid sedan in the country with some minor cosmetic changes. Now priced at Rs. 31.98 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) Toyota has increased the price of the car by over Rs. 1 lakh compared to the 2016 model.
20118 Toyota Camry recently broke cover at the 2017 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and is set to go on sale in the US market as a 2018 model. The ASEAN-spec model, however, will be slightly different from the one showcased in the US and will be revealed later this year.
Ahead of its global debut, Toyota has given us a sneak-peek at the car with a new teaser image. The Japanese auto giant will be showcased at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show.
