Toyota Kirloskar Motor has revised the pricing of the Camry hybrid sedan in India, with the model receiving a price increase of up to ₹1.27 lakh. With the latest revision, the Camry is now available from ₹48.69 lakh, while the top-priced version costs ₹48.89 lakh, ex-showroom.
The updated prices apply to both the Camry Elegant and the Camry Sprint Edition. Toyota has not introduced any changes to the sedan’s styling, equipment list or mechanical setup as part of this price revision.
Toyota Camry New vs Old Price
The extent of the hike varies depending on the colour selected. Here is a look at the revised pricing:
| Version/Colour | Previous Price | New Price | Price Hike |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elegant/Sprint Edition – Dual-tone | ₹47.48 lakh | ₹48.69 lakh | ₹1.21 lakh |
| Elegant/Sprint Edition – Platinum White Pearl | ₹47.62 lakh | ₹48.89 lakh | ₹1.27 lakh |
All prices are ex-showroom.
The dual-tone versions now cost ₹1.21 lakh more than before, which translates to an increase of roughly 2.5%. Meanwhile, customers opting for the Platinum White Pearl finish will have to pay an additional ₹1.27 lakh, equivalent to around 2.7%.
Toyota has also updated the pricing on its official online booking platform, where the Camry is now listed with a starting price of ₹48.69 lakh.
2.5-Litre Strong-Hybrid Powertrain Continues
Despite the higher price, there are no mechanical updates to the Toyota Camry. The sedan continues to use a 2.5-litre, four-cylinder Dynamic Force petrol engine working alongside Toyota’s fifth-generation strong-hybrid technology.
The petrol motor generates 187 PS and 221 Nm, while the electric motor produces 136 PS and 208 Nm. Together, the hybrid system delivers a combined output of 230 PS. Transmission duties are handled by an e-CVT automatic gearbox.
The Camry gets multiple drive modes, including Eco, Normal and Sport. It also features an EV mode that allows the car to operate on electric power alone for short distances when conditions permit.
Toyota claims an ARAI-rated fuel efficiency of 25.49 kmpl for the hybrid sedan.
Equipment List Remains the Same
There have been no changes to the Camry’s feature list following the latest price revision. The sedan continues to come equipped with a range of premium convenience and technology features, including:
- 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system
- 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Nine-speaker JBL sound system
- Wireless smartphone charging
- Powered and ventilated front seats
- Driver-seat memory function
- Electrically adjustable rear seats with recline function
- Three-zone automatic climate control
- Head-up display
- Electric sunroof
- Powered rear and side-window sunshades
In terms of safety, the Camry gets nine airbags, electronic stability control and a 360-degree camera. It also comes equipped with Toyota Safety Sense, which brings a range of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
What Does the Camry Sprint Edition Offer?
The Camry Sprint Edition is aimed at buyers looking for a sportier visual treatment compared with the standard Elegant version.
Its exterior receives several blacked-out styling elements, including a matte-black treatment for the bonnet, roof and boot. It also gets black alloy wheels and a dedicated exterior styling package.
Apart from these cosmetic additions, the Sprint Edition remains mechanically identical to the regular Camry Elegant. It uses the same 2.5-litre strong-hybrid powertrain and retains the same feature and equipment package.
Toyota Camry: Key Details at a Glance
The latest price revision makes the Camry ₹1.21 lakh to ₹1.27 lakh more expensive depending on the colour. However, there are no corresponding changes to its powertrain, features or design.
The sedan continues to be powered by the 2.5-litre strong-hybrid setup with a combined output of 230 PS and a claimed fuel efficiency of 25.49 kmpl. The Camry is available in Elegant and Sprint Edition forms, with prices now ranging from ₹48.69 lakh to ₹48.89 lakh, ex-showroom.
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