SAN DIEGO — America’s bestselling car is in for some of its biggest changes ever when the 2025 Toyota Camry goes on sale late this spring.
The king of the midsize sedans now offers dramatic styling and an all-hybrid lineup.
A fuel-efficient and engaging all-wheel drive system is available on all trim levels.
As it enters its ninth generation, the family car long derided as an appliance has developed a wild side.
The Camry competes with midsize sedans like the Chevrolet Malibu, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata, Kia Optima, Nissan Altima and VW Passat.
Camry prices start at $28,400.
2025 Toyota Camry trim levels and prices
LE FWD: $28,400
SE FWD: $30,700
XLE FWD: $33,400
XSE FWD: $$34,600
SE AWD: $32,225
SLE AWD: $34,925
XSE AWD: $36,125
Source: Toyota. Prices exclude $1,095 destination charge
Amazing fuel efficiency from all models
Toyota has been criticized for its slow rollout of electric vehicles, The shift to a 100% hybrid lineup is a landmark moment. The least fuel efficient version gets 43 mpg in mixed highway and city driving,
according to EPA estimates. The most popular models rate 46 or 47 mpg in city/highway driving for front- or all-wheel drive models, respectively.
Hybrids accounted for 20% of the 290,649 Camrys Toyota sold in the U.S. last year. This move will have a big impact on fuel consumption, emissions, and owners’ fuel costs.
The Camry is the first vehicle to team the latest version of Toyota’s hybrid system — now in its fifth generation —with a 2.5L engine.
That fifth-generation hybrid system is also used with a 2.0L engine in the current Prius, which won the 2024 North American Car of the Year award.
