The new Camry has an elegant figure with its breathtakingly beautiful silhouette. Its large trapezoidal front grille cuts a stately figure and the chrome surround with sleek lines provide a touch of finesse.

The newly designed HID headlamps in the 2.0L and 2.5L variants emulate a strong presence on the roads. The LED Daytime Running Lights, a signature design for the Camry is also striking; evoking an imagery of a steadfast and fearless leader who is unafraid of making hard decisions, yet he inspires and motivates those who follow him to become the best they can possibly be.

A 17-inch sports rim is available on the 2.5L and Hybrid variants, while the 2.0L variant comes with a 16-inch spoke sports rim, enhancing the car’s unmistakable aura of sophistication.

The spacious cabin is synonymous with unrivalled comfort. Its premium wood grain finish and hard-sewed stitches on the dashboard and seats are luxurious. The seat’s lumbar support function to reduce fatigue, a saving grace for comfortable long drives. Ample ventilation is also assured, thanks to the built-in fan in the seats and backrest, keeping the driver and front passenger cool and refreshed thorough the ride.

For convenience, two position-memory settings are available for the 8-way power-adjustable driver’s seat and exterior mirrors. The Camry Hybrid’s power rear seats can also be reclined and adjusted for the preferred position.

Every one of Toyota’s engines is already imbued with world-renowned VVT-i (Variable Valve Timing-intelligent) technology. Toyota has taken its technology to the next level by incorporating the new VVT-iW (Wide) technology, the highly precise D-4S fuel injection technology and Atkinson Cycle System in the Camry 2.0L, to ensure better fuel efficiency while delivering class-leading performance. The 2.0L and 2.5L Camry are also equipped with a 6-speed Electronic Control Transmission (ECT), which automatically performs gear shift operations according to road conditions and driver intentions, for seamless acceleration and a spirited drive.

Credits: Oneshift News Team