The Toyota Camry specifications read simply, because there is one engine across the range. The 2.5 litre strong hybrid does all the work here. That keeps the spec sheet short but interesting.
The hybrid makes 227 bhp combined and 221 Nm of torque. Power reaches the front wheels through an e-CVT, which shifts without any jolt. This blend of petrol and electric power feels effortless in town and on the highway. You never plug it in, since the battery charges itself on the move.
Fuel economy is the headline figure at 25.49 kmpl. That is remarkable for a five metre sedan with this much power. The battery tops up as you brake, so city driving stays cheap. Compare the Camry mileage against its rivals to see how far ahead it sits.
The Camry stretches 4920 mm long with a 2825 mm wheelbase, so rear legroom is generous. The 587 litre boot is one of the largest in the class. Five adults travel in comfort, with the back seat clearly the best place to sit. The low roofline keeps the shape sleek, yet headroom stays fine for adults. The 50 litre fuel tank stretches a long way thanks to the hybrid.
Safety and feature kit runs to multiple airbags, stability control and a large touchscreen. Adaptive cruise control and lane assist feature on both trims for easy highway runs. Parking sensors and a camera help place the long body. Read together, the numbers explain why the Camry feels both frugal and refined.
