The 2025 Toyota Camry launches only with hybrid power. Buyers can pick between front- or all-wheel drive configurations for the LE, SE, XLE, and XSE trims.
The Camry offers an option of red interior, reliability with a NA engine instead of the turbo 1.5L, better and bigger digital gauge cluster, more power (232hp vs 204hp), all-wheel drive, a panoramic roof which Honda doesn’t offer, etc.
It’s expected to increase in price, and right now the Camry tops out at 36.8k while the new Accord tops at at 38.5k so I’m guessing it’ll price match or even if it tops out at 40k, it seems well worth the price.
It’s definitely more than the Accord at least
The Camry offers an option of red interior, reliability with a NA engine instead of the turbo 1.5L, better and bigger digital gauge cluster, more power (232hp vs 204hp), all-wheel drive, a panoramic roof which Honda doesn’t offer, etc.
It’s expected to increase in price, and right now the Camry tops out at 36.8k while the new Accord tops at at 38.5k so I’m guessing it’ll price match or even if it tops out at 40k, it seems well worth the price.
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