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Toyota Camry 2025
Engine Capacity
2500cc
Power
232hp
Torque
221Nm
Speed
180 kmph
Transmission
E-CVT
Drive Type
FWD / AWD
Price Range
Rs 20M - 25M
Overview
The Toyota Camry enters its ninth generation for 2025, marking a significant update to Toyota’s long-running midsize sedan. Launched globally in the early 1980s, it has earned a strong reputation for comfort, reliability, and long-term value. In Sri Lanka, it has maintained a steady presence through reconditioned imports and limited official sales. This latest version, built on the refined TNGA-K platform, makes history by offering only hybrid powertrains, completely leaving out the traditional four-cylinder and V6 options. The fifth-generation Toyota Hybrid System, paired with a 2.5-liter engine, delivers up to 232 horsepower and features available all-wheel drive.
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Top Features
Rearview camera360 View Camera SystemLED headlights with DRLElectronic stability controlHill Hold ControlRear Air VentsUSB/Aux inputsWireless charging padHead-up displayView all specifications and features
Pros
Excellent fuel economy with hybrid-only powertrainProven Toyota reliability and strong resale valueSpacious cabin with comfortable seating for fiveSmooth, refined hybrid system operationComprehensive standard safety featuresSignificantly more powerful than previous hybrid 
Cons
Base models feature smaller 8-inch touchscreen compared to competitorsSteering lacks road feel despite being preciseDriver Insights
4.5
out of 5
In Sri Lanka's sedan market, the 2025 Camry has sparked a lot of interest among buyers moving to hybrid technology. This ninth-generation model aims to provide a good balance of performance and efficiency. Owners and local reviewers who have driven the new Camry often say it feels more refined and responsive than previous versions, while still emphasizing comfort and practicality. The hybrid system reportedly works smoothly, switching between electric and gasoline power so seamlessly that most passengers won't notice the change. According to these reports, driving on the highway feels steady and assured, while city driving benefits from instant electric torque.
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Exterior Design
The ninth-generation Camry features what Toyota calls a "hammerhead" front design. It has slim LED headlights with unique C-shaped daytime running lights that give it a modern signature. The stance is lower and wider than before, with sculpted lines along the body that add visual interest without being too much. From the side, alloy wheels range from 16 inches on the LE model, focused on efficiency, to sporty 19-inch designs on the XSE model. At the back, redesigned LED taillights have a slimmer shape that makes the car look wider and more stable. The SE and XSE versions include rear spoilers and diffusers to improve aerodynamics. Ground clearance is about 145 mm, suited for sedans. This height works well on most paved roads in Sri Lanka, though it is not like an SUV. Owners and fans in online groups often say the styling is more mature and less divisive than the previous generation. Some also like the optional two-tone black roof.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fuel consumption of the Toyota Camry 2025?
The LE FWD achieves up to 51 combined MPG, 53 in the city and 50 on the highway. AWD models get 50 combined MPG. Sport trims with larger wheels have 47 MPG for FWD or 46 MPG for AWD combined.
Is the V6 engine still available in the 2025 Camry?
How much does the Toyota Camry 2025 cost in Sri Lanka?
