Toyota’s Camry has been on sale in India since the introduction of the XV30 back in 2002. Almost a permanent fixture in Toyota’s India line-up, the Camry has been a low volume but consistent seller for the brand over the years.
This trend is set to continue with the introduction of the new ninth-generation Camry XV80 that will go on sale in early 2025, according to Toyota insiders.
The new car is likely to be shown to the public at the Bharat Mobility Show and will be assembled in India like its predecessor. The new Camry will once again be available only as a strong hybrid, and backseat comfort, fuel efficiency and dependability will continue to be its main selling propositions.
New Toyota Camry dimensions, exterior design
When it comes to design, the new car is clearly an evolution of the one currently on sale here. The new Camry, however, is marginally longer, but has the same wheelbase as the current one. Toyota’s designers seem to have taken a page from Lexus’ design book. The nose, and especially the chin, has that typical Lexus-like anvil shape, with the new Camry also getting some interesting layering low down. Wide ‘brackets’ on either side also provide plenty of width.