Next-gen Toyota Camry Hybrid to launch in India Dec 11: Powerful engine and premium features

  • Published On: 20 November 2024
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The Toyota Camry 2024, set to unveil the ninth generation, is launching on December 11 in India and is expected to exceed 19kmpl in mileage.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor is all set to launch the ninth generation of Camry in India on December 11. The local assembly brings contemporary design, advanced features and Toyota's signature hybrid performance, continuing the country's 11-year tradition of to be on the Camry Hybrids.

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Bold redesign and enhanced features

Moving away from earlier conservative designs, the latest Camry sports a modern aesthetic with a wide grille, sleek headlights and a rear end reminiscent of Lexus models Inside, the cabin retains Toyota's well-known layout and it has two digital displays and a convenient console, as well as an outstanding rear-seat experience Offers Includes luxury touch features such as personal climate control, USB-C ports, seat-back screens, a premium JBL sound system and more. USB-C ports, seat-back screens and a premium JBL sound system.

Power hybrid performance

This full hybrid model is powered by a 2.5-litre four-cylinder producing 222bhp and mated to an eCVT to power the front wheels.  While the all-wheel-drive approach is globally available, it is unlikely to be localized. With the current Camry offering 19 km/l, the latest model is expected to increase fuel efficiency further.

Adversarial and market position

The Camry faces competition from the upcoming Skoda Superb and BYD Seal EV in the sedan segment, alongside SUV rivals like the Volkswagen Tiguan, Skoda Kodiaq, Hyundai Tucson and will also take on electric rivals like the Hyundai Ionic 5.

Toyota’s mix of luxury, technology and hybrid efficiency positions the new Camry as a strong contender in the Indian luxury car market.


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