Toyota’s flagship sedan in India, the Camry, has received its first price revision since its launch in December 2024. Introduced at Rs. 48 lakh (ex-showroom), the ninth-generation Camry now gets a minor bump in pricing, positioning it slightly higher in the premium sedan segment. Let’s take a look at what’s new and what you still get for the money.
Pricehike
The updated ex-showroom price of the Toyota Camry now stands at Rs. 48.50 lakh, which is Rs. 50,000 more than before. This price change affects the single fully loaded variant currently on offer in India.
Additionally, if you’re someone who prefers the Platinum White Pearl exterior shade, you’ll need to pay an extra Rs. 15,000. So, with that colour option selected, the Camry’s ex-showroom cost climbs to Rs. 48.65 lakh.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the revised pricing:
| Variant | Previous Price | New Price | Pearl White Add-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camry Hybrid | Rs. 48.00 lakh | Rs. 48.50 lakh | Rs. 15,000 extra |
Engine
The ninth-generation Toyota Camry is powered by a 2.4-litre petrol engine paired with a hybrid motor, delivering a combined output of 230bhp. This setup continues to focus on a smooth, silent, and efficient driving experience, ideal for city commutes and highway cruising.
The sedan uses an e-CVT gearbox to send power to the front wheels. Despite its size and premium build, Toyota claims an impressive fuel efficiency figure of 25.49kmpl, thanks to the hybrid system.
Features
Toyota hasn’t changed anything on the features front with this price update. So, you’re still getting the same luxury-packed cabin and comfort-oriented feature list that launched with the ninth-gen Camry.
While we won’t dive into every detail here, some key highlights include:
- Leather upholstery
- Large touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Multi-zone climate control
- Electrically adjustable and ventilated front seats
- Rear seat comfort features like power recline and sunshades
This makes the Camry a solid pick for those who enjoy being chauffeured but don’t want to move into full-size luxury sedan territory.
Summary
Even after the Rs. 50,000 price hike, the Camry remains one of the few premium hybrid sedans in India. It combines comfort, performance, and efficiency in a sleek package. With hybrid options still relatively rare in this segment, Toyota continues to stand out by offering both luxury and sustainability.
If you’re interested in a detailed review, we’ve already driven the new Camry. Check out our in-depth take on the website or head over to our YouTube channel for the video review.
FAQs
What is the new price of the Camry?
The new ex-showroom price is Rs. 48.50 lakh.
How much more is the Platinum White Pearl?
It costs Rs. 15,000 extra over the base price.
What engine powers the new Camry?
A 2.4L petrol engine with a hybrid motor.
What’s the fuel economy of the Camry?
It offers a claimed mileage of 25.49kmpl.
Does the price hike affect features?
No, the features remain the same as before.
