The Camry has been a Toyota global model for more than 40 years, a segment-defining sedan that has regularly enjoyed best-seller status and has served as a flagship for the Toyota brand in many markets. Since its introduction in 1982, more than 21 million Camrys have been sold worldwide.

The introduction of a new Camry reinforces the qualities that will keep it a popular choice with drivers who favour a sedan over other vehicle types. Toyota’s focus has been on an evolution of the design and elevation of the driving experience without compromising the comfort and spaciousness.

There is an immediate impact from the car’s new styling, developed on the concept of “energetic beauty”. Externally, this delivers a sweeping new “hammerhead” front end, sharply restyled lights and powerful character lines that sweep the length of the body. Inside, the new look creates an open cockpit feel for driver and front passenger. Great effort has been invested in delivering a premium expression through perfect continuity of trims, materials and surfaces.

The new Camry Hybrid 230 adopts fifth generation hybrid technology that provides more power, greater efficiency and a more rewarding driving experience. New multimedia systems and digital driver instrumentation are featured, with easier, faster connectivity and responsiveness. Similarly, the new model is equipped as standard with the latest generation of Toyota Safety Sense within a comprehensive package of features for safety and driver assistance.

Sleek and refined exterior styling

The Camry’s sleek and refined styling has been given a more contemporary and engaging look by Toyota’s CALTY design studio in the USA. The goal was to give the new model an increased visual impact that expresses sophistication, an element of sportiness and a fun-to-drive character.

 The most significant change is at the front where the Camry adopts a “hammerhead” shape, applying a new Toyota design language that has also helped shape the all-new Prius and Toyota C-HR. This generates a low, swept look, emphasised by the slim and sharply angled new headlight and daytime running light units.

Overall dimensions are almost unchanged, but an extended front overhang (+30 mm) and a lower roofline at the rear project a sense of dynamism, while powerful lines along the side of the car converge at the rear Toyota emblem, creating a “slingshot” visual effect. The rear end also features new-design light clusters and echoes the front hammerhead shape in the styling of the garnish and boot lid.

Elegant yet simple interior design

The redesigned interior projects prestige and elegance with a modern and comfortable ambience. The new multimedia display in the centre console has been made the focal point in wrap-around styling that creates an open cockpit effect for both driver and front passenger. Great efforts have been made to achieve a consistent quality and finish in all the materials used for the upholstery and trims, creating a harmonious, premium look and feel.

The new-look instrument panel includes a prominent sculptural section that resembles a guitar fretboard. It’s also a rational design, being a single unit that connects a complex series of parts.

Fifth generation hybrid technology

Creating a superior driving experience was a development priority. The new Camry Hybrid 230 is the latest model to benefit from the advances in performance, driveability and efficiency delivered by Toyota’s fifth generation hybrid technology.

This evolutionary upgrade includes a new lithium-ion battery with higher output and responsiveness. Principal components, including the transaxle, electric motor-generators and inverter, have been redesigned to reduce internal losses and to save weight (the system’s mass is lighter by 7.7 kg) and space. Combined with the established 2.5-litre, four-cylinder hybrid engine, these changes increase the full system’s maximum power to 230 DIN hp / 169 kW (+6%), while reducing fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions to 4.8 l/100 km and 109 g/km respectively (WLTP combined cycle).

Acceleration is more powerful and linear with near-instant response and is more easily controlled, particularly from start-off. The 0-100 km/h time has been reduced from 8.3 to 7.2 seconds. The battery’s enhanced contribution also means the engine can run at lower revs, supporting fuel and emissions efficiency and quieter operation.

The driving rewards are further enhanced with a retuning of the suspension – front MacPherson struts and rear double wishbones – for reassuring response and more agile handling, particularly on twisting country roads.

Multimedia and digital innovation

The new Camry is equipped (market dependent) with the latest Toyota Smart Connect multimedia system controlled via a 12.3-inch display, fitted as standard. An upgraded Smart Connect+ package with additional functions and features is also available.

Toyota Smart Connect includes access to a cloud-based navigation system that is constantly updated with live traffic information and road events, and an intelligent on-board voice agent that responds to a wide range of spoken commands and requests. For a powerful audio experience, an optional nine-speaker JBL premium sound system is available.

Smartphones can be integrated with the car’s multimedia system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connection and five USB ports are provided around the cabin for device charging and connection. A wireless phone charger is part of the standard equipment.

The new Camry is also available with the new 12.3-inch fully digital, customisable driver’s instrument display. Both the appearance and arrangement of the instrumentation can be adapted to suit the driver’s personal taste, or the kind of journey being made.

Toyota Teammate safety and driver assistance

The Toyota Teammate safety and driver assistance features include the latest technologies for accident detection and avoidance, reducing the burden of driving and monitoring of the driver’s alertness and well-being.

The new Camry adopts the latest generation Toyota Safety Sense, with extended and additional functions, supported by enhanced camera and radar hardware that has an increased field of detection and can recognise a wider range of vehicles, road users and objects.

This increased detection capability makes the Pre-Collision System (PCS) even more effective in more urban traffic scenarios, including recognition of potential head-to-head collisions. The Intersection Collision Avoidance can now identify approaching traffic across two lanes, as well as crossing pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles approaching from the side.

Emergency Steering Assist is a new feature for Camry’s safety portfolio. This recognises a hazard such as a parked car or walking pedestrian in the side of the road and provides steering assistance and gentle braking to help the driver pass safely, while keeping the car within in its traffic lane.

There is further protection from Acceleration Suppression, which limits drive force and controls braking if the driver accelerates sharply when there is an obstacle – such as another vehicle – immediately ahead.

Safety and smoother, comfortable driving are enhanced with the latest upgrades to the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC). Turn signal-linked control provides preliminary acceleration when the driver uses the turn indicator to begin an overtaking manoeuvre. The intelligent system recognises when there is another vehicle in the overtaking lane, suppressing acceleration. The system also acts to help avoid unintentional “undertaking” – passing a vehicle on the wrong side. Deceleration assist smoothly slows the car when changing into lane where there is a slower vehicle ahead.

The DRCC is now quicker to detect when another vehicle cuts in in front, so can slow the Camry more smoothly. And improved recognition of the road ahead makes progress through bends is more settled and comfortable with better, timely speed adjustment.

The new Proactive Driving Assist (PDA) provides a range of safeguards when driving in low-speed traffic. It has three principal functions: -

• Obstacle Anticipation Assist detects hazards ahead, such as parked vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians, at an early stage and provides steering and braking support to avoid approaching too close.
• Deceleration Assist slows the car smoothly when the driver comes off the throttle when coming up behind a slower vehicle or entering a bend.
• Steering Assist varies steering force in line with differences detected between the course of the road and the driver’s use of the wheel, providing subtle and natural assistance.

Other new features include an Emergency Driving Stop System that operates when Lane Trace Assist is engaged. This detects if the driver has ceased to make steering, braking or throttle inputs over a period of time. It will sound and show an alert and if there is still no response from the driver, it will bring the car to smooth stop and activate the hazard lights.

Appreciated for its design, comfort, safety and hybrid technology, the already strong Camry offer is now enhanced with a more dynamic design and updated technology.

The Camry Hybrid is a product of the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) design and engineering philosophy. TNGA places enthusiast-oriented 'fun to drive' characteristics and alluring styling on an equal footing with excellent build quality, reliability and safety.

Offering a competitive and interesting alternative to existing offer in the segment thanks to its powerful, 2.5 litre, 218 DIN hp self-charging hybrid electric drivetrain and strong residual values, the Camry Hybrid has a clear focus on the fleet market, which accounts for 85% of total vehicle sales.

Whilst retaining all the core values that have made it so popular to date - segment-leading levels of QDR (quality, durability and reliability), quietness and ride quality - the updated, 2020 Camry Hybrid features a more elegant, dynamic front design, revised 17" and 18" alloy wheel designs, and a new exterior colour.

On board, an interior already praised for its comfort, spaciousness and rear seat roominess is refreshed by new colour and trim finishes, and incorporates a new, larger and higher-mounted 9" centre screen with updated connectivity.

And the latest Toyota Safety Sense package incorporates a large array of new safety features, making the 2020 Camry Hybrid safer than ever before.

MORE ELEGANT, DYNAMIC EXTERIOR DESIGN

The front of the 2020 Camry Hybrid has been redesigned, with a new front bumper, and upper and lower grilles adding more dynamism, greater prestige and wider-looking stance.

The solid centre volume extending from the bonnet to the bumper interlocks with the bumper corner volumes to create a low, wide and bold frontal area. The lower grille bars extend dynamically to the sides further emphasising the vehicle's broad, purposeful stance. The lower grille itself is available in either a Black or Dark Grey finish, whilst the grille side ornament may be finished in a choice of Chrome or Sliver.

Newly-designed 17" and 18" alloy wheels are available - the former featuring twisted V-shaped spokes for a subtle, sporting impression; the latter matching pairs of slim, bright machined spokes combined with twisted dark spokes for a nimble and dynamic appearance.

Further refinement is added to the 2020 Camry Hybrid's by the availability of an elegant new Deep Metal Grey colour, and an extension colour change to the rear lamp clusters.

UPDATED INFOTAINMENT AND INTERIOR FINISHES

The upgraded interior features a new, floating, 9" centre console-mounted infotainment touchscreen which has been positioned higher on the dashboard for greater visibility and ease of use.

Featuring mechanical buttons and dials for enhanced operability under all driving conditions, the updated multimedia system features faster software and screen response, and incorporates both Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ for smartphone integration.

Complimenting these technology updates, a newly-developed Beige or Black premium leather seat upholstery features stylish, herringbone pattern perforations to facilitate seat ventilation. A new Black leather-like seat with fabric insert upholstery is also available.

Adding a further touch of refinement and prestige, the instrument panel, console panel and door switch panel ornamentation is now offered in a choice of two newly-developed finishes: Black Engineered Wood - an elegant, composite pattern featuring straight lines overlapping an organic base pattern; and a Titanium Line Pattern - a low-contrast, regular geometric pattern which creates a harmonious, three-dimensional feel.

ENHANCED TOYOTA SAFETY SENSE SYSTEMS

The 2020 Camry Hybrid is equipped with the latest version of Toyota Safety Sense - a set of active safety technologies designed to help prevent or mitigate collisions across a wide range of traffic situations.

Several new features have been added to the Pre-Collision System (PCS). They include daytime front-to-front oncoming vehicle detection; Emergency Steering Assist (ESA) and Intersection Turn Assistance. Intersection Turn Assistance provides a warning and automatic braking if the driver turns left or right in front of an oncoming vehicle in the opposite lane, or a pedestrian crossing the road from the opposite direction after the turning.

Additional new driver support and safety enhancing systems include Full Range Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), combined with Road Sign Assist (RSA) into Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control, which allow to easily adapt the cruising speed to match speed as shown by traffic signs and new Curve Speed Reduction function.

Another system, Lane Trace Assist (LTA) helps to keep you on track and centred in the lane and if it judges that there is a risk of the vehicle’s deviating from its lane, it will apply force to the steering in order to assist the driver in avoiding lane departure. Improvements to the LTA system include more precise lane detection, a faster reactivation time after a lane change; an increased counter steer angle to contrast air turbulence when overtaking big trucks and give more straight line stability; earlier notice of a curve radius ahead to acute for the system to cope with; and increased steering wheel force in order to keep LTA active at higher vehicle speeds.

Sales of the 2020 Camry Hybrid will begin throughout Western Europe this autumn.

Strengthening Toyota’s presence in the D/E sedan segment, the new Camry Hybrid represents a unique offer thanks to its powerful, self-charging hybrid electric powertrain. The new sedan expands Toyota’s European line-up of hybrid electric vehicles to eight models.

The current increasing interest and demand for hybrid vehicles paves the way for the re-introduction of the Camry in Western Europe after an absence of 15 years.

The new Camry Hybrid’s 2.5 litre Hybrid Dynamic Force powertrain combines fuel efficiency, low emissions and quiet operation with more power and greater responsiveness. Delivering160 kW/218 DIN hp, the Camry Hybrid generates CO₂ emissions as low as 98 g/km[1](WLTP: 119 g/km) and returns combined fuel consumption of only 4.3 l/100 km¹.

The new Toyota Hybrid System (THS II) includes new Sequential Shiftmatic technology that allows the driver to 'shift' with the console-mounted lever, mimicking a conventional six-speed automatic transmission for a more engaging driving experience.

The all-new Camry is the 8^th generation of a model that has won countless awards and distinctions since it first went on sale in 1982. The car is sold in more than 100 countries globally, with sales totalling over 19 million units to date.

With annual sales of more than 700,000 units, Camry remains the best-selling D/E segment sedan in the world.

The latest generation Camry is a product of the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) design and engineering philosophy. TNGA places enthusiast-oriented 'fun to drive' characteristics and alluring styling on an equal footing with excellent build quality, reliability and safety.

One of the key benefits of adopting the new GA-K platform is that it has given Toyota the opportunity to completely re-evaluate every aspect of mid-sized sedan design, packaging and engineering, from the ground up.

This has led to an unprecedented level of change for the Camry model range in just one generation, with virtually no carry-over of components in the areas of Styling, Human Machine Interface and cockpit design, powertrains, ride and handling, and safety.

Since its inception, the development of the all-new Camry has been based on two key pillars: Performance (driving dynamics, NVH, QDR and packaging), and Intelligence (high-tech specifications, comfort and safety).

The new Camry Hybrid's wide, low and aerodynamically efficient design features confident, distinctive styling that incorporates a further evolution of Toyota's Under Priority and Keen Lookdesign philosophies.

Within a cabin, in which the reduced height of both floor and seats bring the drivers hips close to the Camry’s centre of gravity, the interior design represents an ideal fusion of style, comfort and craftsmanship.

The sensuous curves of the dashboard enclose an ergonomically ideal, driver-focused cockpit environment. The front seats offer excellent comfort and support, and rear accommodation is available in a choice of 60:40 split/folding or 40:20:40 split, power reclining seats.

All switchgear has been designed to offer optimum functionality, appearance and tactility. And the new Camry's Human Machine Interface (HMI) features a trio of easy-to-read, information-coordinating displays consisting of: a high visibility, colour, 10" Head-up Display (HUD); a 7" in-meter Multi-information Display; and an 8" centre console display incorporating Toyota's Touch^®2 with Go multimedia system.

Whilst retaining all the core values that have made it so popular to date -segment-leading levels of QDR (quality, durability and reliability), quietness and ride quality- the all-new Camry provides the driver with head-turning new exterior and interior design, innovative technology and safety features, and newfound levels of driving satisfaction and excitement.

FOREWORD BY MASATO KATSUMATA, CHIEF ENGINEER OF NEW CAMRY

Camry is a very important model for Toyota globally. Since the first generation went on sale in 1982, more than 19 million Camry’s have been sold.

In addition to Toyota‘s strength of QDR (Quality, Durability and Reliability), great fuel efficiency and good driving dynamics have always supported the Camry. Not to mention the class-leading quietness and ride quality.

However, the market continues to evolve, and in order for the Camry to maintain its global appeal, we cannot settle for the success of the past. We must continue to challenge and create an attractive car for the next era. Therefore, unlike the model changes up to now, this 8^thgeneration Camry has been developed from the ground up.

The development concept is 'Unprecedented Change' in which 'Performance' and 'Intelligence' have been optimised to produce a sedan that gives people an elevated level of engagement and well-being.

Performance refers to the fundamentals of a car, which includes driving dynamics, spaciousness, and fuel economy. Intelligence refers to the innovations and ingenuity that allows for the convenient and satisfying use of the car.

Development of the new Camry has been enabled by the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) philosophy. It aims for making 'ever better cars', while taking advantage of Toyota's strengths of Kaizen (continuous improvement) and Innovation.

The all-new TNGA-based body and platform have resulted in a new dimension of design freedom, including a long wheelbase and wide stance that realise a stylish and sporty design. In addition, the floor and hip points have also been lowered, making it possible to create an eye-catching, emotional silhouette and achieve an optimal driving position.

The new 2.5 litre Hybrid Dynamic Force powertrain offers impressive fuel economy and driving dynamics that follow the driver’s intentions.

With the help of TNGA, we are setting a new standard for our cars. I am convinced that, once you see, feel and drive the new Camry, you will surely understand the difference it makes. And why I am convinced that it will bring smiles of satisfaction to all of its future owners.

DESIGN

• New GA-K platform allows for more design freedom and efficient packaging
• Stylish exterior design with no compromise on interior space
• Vehicle front adopts new ‘Catamaran Under Priority’ design languageErgonomically enhanced front and rear seats

Packaging

The new GA-K platform has facilitated a wide, low and aerodynamically efficient design. A markedly low roofline and bonnet height are complimented by a short front overhang which allows for the placement of each wheel as close to the corners of the vehicle as possible, giving the new Camry Hybrid a wide, purposeful stance.

Both the cabin floor and the front and rear passenger seat hip point heights have been set as low as possible, lowering the new Camry's centre of gravity. And, within the long wheelbase, both front and rear seating hip points are positioned to optimising the driving position and front seat space with no loss of rear seat accommodation.

Exterior Design

The new Camry Hybrid's styling has a bold and distinctive appearance that seamlessly fuses athletic accents and creases within the sheet metal with a sleek, sensual form that speaks of the confidence and refinement.

The front represents a bold evolution of the company's Under Priorityand Keen Lookdesign language -Catamaran Under Priority.

A slim, wide and deep upper grille emphasises the Toyota emblem and incorporates thin headlamp clusters at its extremities. The clusters feature LED lamps and highly distinctive Daytime Running Lights (DRL).

The large, trapezoidal lower grille occupies almost the full width of the bumper area. Only the bumper side corners remain, sandwiching the grille in a manner reminiscent of the twin hulls of a catamaran and emphasising the wide track and broad, purposeful stance of the new Camry.

The horizontal surfacing of the lower edge of the bumper corners flows from the rocker panels and locates the sporting front spoiler, further reinforcing the vehicle's low, ground-hugging credentials.

The lower grille itself features horizontal bars which have been meticulously crafted to strengthen the visual power of the Catamaran Under Prioritydesign and add both aggression and prestige to the wide, low frontal styling.

In profile, the low bonnet and roofline combine with a low belt line to give the appearance of a cabin pulled downwards into the body, visually lowering the new Camry's centre of gravity even further.

The powerful belt line combines with the prominent rocker panels and a rising diagonal that flows from the centre of the front wheel through the top of the rear wheel arch. This both creates a strong dynamic axis through the body and firmly plants the tyres on the ground.

A flared wheel arch design uses the available width of the vehicle to maximum effect, further highlighting the vehicle's stable, sporting footprint.

The cabin combines an extended roofline to ensure occupant comfort with compact side glazing that fits within the wheelbase to create a uniquely stylish, sporting appearance.

The rear half of the cabin tapers inwards, tucked between the broad, protruding shoulders of the rear wheel arches. Below, bumper-enveloping 'aero' corners flow from all-LED tail lamp clusters to further emphasise the new Camry's wide, sports-influenced stance.

Throughout, the interaction of sharp, accentuated lines, taut, solid panels and voluptuously curved surfaces gives the new Camry a uniquely refined yet sensual athleticism worthy of a premium class sedan.

The new Camry Hybrid is available with a choice of 17" and 18" alloy wheels, and eight body colours.

Interior Design

The interior of the new Camry Hybrid has been designed to offer a carefully considered fusion of function, style and craftsmanship.

The sensuous curves of the dashboard combine an ergonomically ideal, driver-focused cockpit environment with spacious, comfortable passenger accommodation. Together, the seamlessly integrated component layout, painstakingly crafted textures and consistency in the use of materials create a cabin of outstanding quality and prestige.

The thickness of the dashboard has been reduced. This, in conjunction with the low bonnet, cowl and belt line height, a slim A pillar design and the door mounting of the exterior mirrors, offers drivers excellent forward visibility and superior all-round vision.

This extensive field of vision has been further enhanced by the adoption of a new front windscreen wiper system which, in 'Lo' mode, automatically enlarges the wiped area around the A pillars for even better visibility.

The leather wrapped steering wheel features switchgear for the operation of the Multi-information Display and driving support controls. It offers expansive reach and rake adjustment, and power operation, with a memory function, is available.

The audio system, air-conditioning control panel and 8" infotainment system screen have been fully integrated into the completely flush, piano black surface of the wide, tall centre console with no gaps between the controls.

Fully described in the Technology and Innovation chapter, the new Camry's segment-unique Human Machine Interface (HMI) features a trio of easy-to-read, information coordinating displays consisting of: a high visibility, colour, 10" Head-up Display (HUD); a 7" in-meter Multi-information Display; and an 8" centre console display incorporating Toyota's Touch 2 with Go multimedia system.

The switchgear has been designed for superior functionality, appearance and tactility. All controls have been carefully shaped and ergonomically optimised, including the high-quality satin metallic switches. Seamless texture and finish quality throughout the instrument panel epitomises the Camry Hybrid's high levels of interior precision.

The spacious cabin is finished in high-quality soft-touch padding, supple leather, elegant wood-like grain mouldings or a lustrous, newly developed satin chrome trim. A new Tiger Eye ornamentation trim is available, offering a sense of depth and shine that varies with the viewing angle in the manner of the tiger's eye gemstone.

Premium-quality indirect cabin lighting illuminates both the driver and front passenger footwells, the glovebox interior, and the front console storage area forward of the gear lever, which also lights the accessory socket and USB port.

The new Camry interior is available in two colour schemes: Beige leather -which combines a dark grey carpet and upper dashboard with two shades of beige; and Black fabric or leather which highlights the interior new satin chrome accents.

Seating and Loadspace

In response to the superior levels of handling agility delivered by the new GA-K platform, the front seats have been designed to combine improved support and lateral holding ability with less fatigue.

The seat back features a wide shoulder area and an enveloping shape with excellent lateral support, more akin to that found in sports cars.

The support offered by the seat base has been maximised through the adoption of a thicker urethane pad under the ischial bone, a thin urethane pad behind the pelvis, and the moving forwards of the rear support rod to increase supportive pressure.

In order to create a more comfortable driving posture with less stress on the lower back and muscles and, hence, less fatigue, the seatback springs have been moved rearwards. In addition, increased rigidity at the bottom of the seatback springs and at the rear edge of the seat cushion springs helps prevent the occupant's posture from shifting.

A front seat slide adjustment range of 260 mm guarantees drivers an optimum seating position, while power adjustment and seat heating are available for both driver and front passenger.

Replicating the design of the front seats, rear accommodation is available in two formats; 60:40 split/foldable seats, and 40:20:40 split, power reclining seats with wide headrests. The large surface area of the rear seat centre armrest offers enhanced comfort.

The power reclining seat format is available with a capacitive touch control panel built into the front of the centre armrest, allowing for the rear seat operation of the air conditioning, audio system and seat reclining controls.

Finally, the adoption of a rear double wishbone suspension system reduces shock absorber incursion into the loadspace of the new Camry Hybrid, offering a luggage capacity of 500 litres for vehicles equipped with power reclining rear seats, and 524 litres for those with 60:40 split seating.

TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

• New HMI featuring a 10” colour head-up display, 7” Multi-information display and 8” centre console display
• Three-zone air conditioning with nanoe^TMtechnology
• Nine-speaker JBL Premium Sound System

Human Machine Interface (HMI) with Three Interlinked Displays

The new Camry Hybrid's class-leading Human Machine Interface (HMI) features a 7" in-meter Multi-information Display, a 10" colour Head-up Display (HUD), and an 8" centre console display incorporating the Toyota Touch^® 2 multimedia system.

The HMI features a new, expanded multimedia linkage function. In addition to the previous multimedia linkage and audio switch operation feedback display, phone call and voice recognition displays have been added.

This enhanced linkage function enables a large amount of information to be shown in the Multi-information Display, such as mobile phone caller information and audio track titles, whilst minimising the driver's eye movement necessary to confirm operation.

7" In-meter Multi-information Display

Located in the driver's instrument binnacle between the high-visibility Optitron tachometer and speedometer dials, a 7" TFT Multi-information Display has been integrated, available in more than 20 languages.

The new 7" display's graphics use perspective to create depth so that the system can depict actual road and vehicle conditions in an intuitive and easy-to-understand manner.

It is possible to split the display area, change the display size, and change to a tabbed display making the information easier to read. By use of a steering wheel switch, the currently displayed tab may be changed between numerous categories including fuel efficiency, driving support and navigation, audio information, vehicle information and settings.

10" Head-up Display

The new Camry Hybrid may be equipped with a 10" colour Head-up Display (HUD) which projects a range of driver support information onto the bottom of the windscreen glass.

By only displaying relevant information, the HUD reduces distraction for the driver and allows him to keep his hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.

The HUD projection is divided into four zones: a central Normal display area and an adjacent Multi-display area, an upper Interrupt message display area, and a lower Interrupt message display area.

The Normal display area shows basic driving information such as speed and shift lever position. A wide variety of information may be shown in the Multi-display area, including turn-by-turn navigation, a compass, and cruise control and Lane Departure Alert system status.

The lower Interrupt message display area notifies the driver of incoming phone calls, audio system information and outside temperate alerts, whilst the upper Interrupt message display area shows Toyota Safety Sense system warning messages.

8" Centre Console Display with Toyota Touch^® 2 with Go

The new Camry's 8", full colour, touch-screen centre console display features the Toyota Touch^® 2 multimedia system. It is equipped with a full colour WVGA screen, mirror link mobile phone compatibility and slide operation for ease of use.

Available in more than 20 languages, Toyota Touch^®2 incorporates radio, Bluetooth mobile phone connectivity with an SMS on-screen send/receive function incorporating a contact person image display, a music streaming facility, and a USB port for the connection of portable music players, with the facility to display iPod album cover art. A rear view camera is fitted as standard.

The multimedia system can be upgraded to Toyota Touch^®2 with Go. This full map navigation system comes equipped with 3D city models, landmark graphics, traffic visualisation, an SOS/emergency call assistance function, a ‘text-to-speech’ message readout facility and access to the online Toyota customer portal.

The system will display emails and calendars depending on Bluetooth mobile phone compatibility.

Toyota Touch^®2 with Go supports Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to set up their smartphones as a Wi-Fi hotspot for connection to the system’s online functions.

Further system access to online content and apps includes access to fuel prices, weather and parking space information.

With a choice of 17 languages, the Advanced Voice Recognition function has been designed for the simplest possible operation whilst driving. Focusing on three key tasks, it allows the driver to input a full destination, make a phone call, or to pick a specific song from a connected iPod with a single voice command.

Toyota Touch^®2 With Go includes three years free map updating and can be easily upgraded with the newest functions, updated maps and the latest Apps, as they become available.

Three-zone Air Conditioning with nanoe^TM Technology

The new Camry Hybrid may be equipped with a three-zone air conditioning system, providing the independent driver, front passenger and rear seat temperature control appropriate to a prestige sedan.

The air conditioning system incorporates a nanoe^TMtechnology system. This air cleaning technology operates automatically when the ventilation is turned on. It releases 5 to 20 nm nanoe^TMparticles -negatively charged ions wrapped in water molecules- into the cabin via the driver’s side dashboard air vent.

nanoe^TMmoisture content is approximately 1,000 times that of conventional ions, and the particles have mildly acidic properties. As a result, nanoe^TMparticles have a gently moisturising effect on skin and hair, whilst creating a crisp and refreshing interior atmosphere.

JBL 9-speaker Audio System

The new Camry's standard 6-speaker audio system may be upgraded to a 9-speaker JBL Premium Sound System which has been specifically tuned for installation within the new Toyota sedan.

At the heart of the system is a Class D, eight channel JBL amplifier which combines a high output with reduced power consumption. The amplifier drives nine highly efficient JBL speakers which include 25 mm horn tweeters integrated within the A pillars, and a new 265 mm sub-woofer located beneath the loadspace floor.

The system incorporates 'Clari-Fi' technology which supplements the frequencies that are lost on compressed audio files -such as MP3 or streaming audio files- in real time, restoring the sound quality and stereo mix as closely as possible to the original recording.

Wireless Mobile Phone Charging

A wireless charging system allows vehicle occupants to recharge their mobile telephones simply by resting them on a dedicated pad located in front of the gearshift lever.

The system technology will recharge all devices that are compatible with the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) wireless charging standard 'Qi'.

NEW 2.5 LITRE HYBRID DYNAMIC FORCE POWERTRAIN

• CO₂emissions as low as 98 g/km, fuel consumption of only 4.3 l/100 km,and up to 50% zero emissions driving on the everyday commute

• New 2.5-litre Dynamic Force engine with world-beating maximum thermal efficiency of 41%

• Enhanced Toyota Hybrid System with newly developed Ni-MH battery

• New Sequential Shiftmatic quick-shifting six-speed technology for spirited performance and driving enjoyment.

The new Camry Hybrid’s 2.5-litre Hybrid Dynamic Force powertrainfulfils all the requirements that customers have come to expect from a Toyota self-charging hybrid powertrain -quiet, intuitive, responsive and self-sufficient EV technology with no need for plug-in recharging. It offers low cost of ownership, outstanding fuel economy and low CO₂ emissions, and up to 50% zero emissions driving on the everyday commute.

Combining more power and greater responsiveness with low emissions and superior fuel efficiency, the new full hybrid powertrain delivers160 kW/218 DIN hp. It will accelerate the Camry Hybrid from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.3 seconds and on to a maximum speed of 180 km/h, whilst generating CO₂emissions as low as 98 g/km and returning a combined fuel consumption of only 4.3 l/100 km.

New 2.5-litre Hybrid Dynamic Force Engine

Providing high power output with smooth and highly refined operation, the new 2,487 cc four-cylinder Dynamic Force Engine has a maximum power output of 131 kW at 5,700 rpm and develops maximum torque of 221 Nm at between 3,600 and 5,200 rpm.

The unit's long 103.4 mm stroke and high 14:1 compression ratio deliver high fuel and thermal efficiency, and it boasts world-beating maximum thermal efficiency of 41%.

It incorporates an array of Toyota’s most advanced technologies including D-4S (Direct injection 4-stroke gasoline engine Superior version), Dual VVT-i with VVT-iE (Variable Valve Timing intelligent system by Electric motor) and laser-clad valve seats to deliver a sophisticated blend of improved output, fuel efficiency and emissions performance.

High efficiency intake ports benefit from an enlarged valve nip angle and laser-clad valve seats on the intake side in order to boost intake port efficiency, delivering both a high tumble ratio and high intake volume. This creates more stable combustion, contributing to improved output and increased fuel efficiency.

D-4S features new multi-hole (six hole) nozzle direct injectors to combine enhanced output and fuel economy with clean emissions. The system uses both Direct fuel Injection (DI) and Port Fuel Injection (PFI), adopting the appropriate injection method in accordance with driving conditions to maximise output power fuel economy and environmental friendliness.

The unit also adopts Dual VVT-i with VVT-iE on the intake side and VVT-i on the exhaust side. VVT-iE (Variable Valve Timing intelligent system by Electric motor) uses an electric motor instead of oil pressure to control the variable valve timing, allowing it to deliver high fuel efficiency and low emissions even when operating at low rpm or in cold temperatures. An increased range of variability for both intake and exhaust valve timing further increases both fuel efficiency and output.

A Cooled Exhaust Gas Recirculation system (EGR) combines EGR gas cooling inside the cylinder head with a highly efficient EGR cooler for improved fuel efficiency. Improved EGR cooling performance makes it possible to introduce EGR gases during high-rpm, high-load operation, further increasing fuel efficiency.

The Camry Hybrid uses an electrically controlled variable-discharge oil pump. This pump reduces friction by optimising oil pressure and volume in response to the engine oil temperature and engine rpm. With no need to use oil jets to cool the pistons when the engine is cold, the system adjusts the oil pressure and stops the oil jets, enabling the engine to warm up faster with lower emissions.

Finally, a variable cooling system employs an electric water pump, an electronically controlled thermostat and a Flow-Shutting Valve (FSV). The volume of coolant that flows to the engine, radiator and cabin heater core is optimised using electronic control to deliver the optimum mix of faster warm-up and cabin heating. The thermostat's open-valve temperature is further lowered during high-rpm, high-load operation in order to prevent engine knock and increase output.

Enhanced Hybrid System

The enhanced Toyota Hybrid System (THS II) has been designed to deliver a sophisticated blend of dynamic performance and fuel efficiency. Improvements to the conversion efficiency of the Power Control Unit (PCU) and the transmission efficiency of the transaxle and motor combine to reduce system energy losses by some 20%.

The hybrid system features a smaller, lighter transaxle in which a new, dual axis structure adopted for the motor and generator achieves a low-loss gear train with a smaller overall width. This parallel axis structure both increases the motor's rotation speed and reduces its size.

The gear ratio has been optimised to promote maximum fuel efficiency and dynamic performance. Allied to gear tooth surface polishing, the new gear structure further suppresses resonance and operation noise, making the hybrid drive system quieter in operation than ever before.

Within the PCU, reductions in power stack element loss and improvements in cooling system efficiency reduce energy losses by about 10%. The integration of microcontrollers and the use of a new power stack structure has created a more compact and lightweight PCU that can be installed directly above the transaxle, contributing to a lower bonnet height.

The design of the DC-DC converter output filter has been optimised, achieving further space savings and lowering noise. The lower limit of the DC-DC converter output voltage has been extended and control output optimised, reducing vehicle power consumption. And optimum control of the AC conversion unit results in even higher system efficiency.

A newly developed Ni-MH battery has been adopted to combine high performance with a smaller, lighter package. This has enabled the battery to be relocated from the luggage compartment to under the rear seats, not only freeing up additional luggage space, but also lowering the vehicle's centre of gravity and enhancing handling stability.

ADrive Mode Select switch enables the driver to select a choice of ECO, NORMAL and SPORT driving modes. All three modes may be used when the vehicle is operating in the separately-switchable EV mode.

In addition, the enhanced self-charging hybrid system also includes new Sequential Shiftmatic technology that allows the driver to 'shift' with the console-mounted lever, mimicking a quick-shifting six-speed automatic transmission, for a more dynamic, engaging driving experience.

Finally, a new Auto Glide Control (AGC) function allows the new Camry Hybrid to decelerate more slowly than during normal driving, such as when it is coasting with the accelerator pedal released approaching a stop light. Thus, AGC contributes to improved fuel economy by reducing the need for re-acceleration.

The AGC function is automatically cancelled on downward slopes or when the brake pedal is depressed, and an AGC indicator in the instrument binnacle Multi-information Display operates to inform the driver that less deceleration torque than normal is being applied.

DRIVING DYNAMICS

• New bodyshell offering a 30% increase in torsional rigidity
• Four-point engine mounting system reduces vibration and increases rigidity and stability 
• New suspension delivers better handling and premium ride quality 

High Rigidity Body

Key to the new Camry Hybrid's enhanced dynamic abilities and superior ride quality is an all-new, GA-K platform-based bodyshell.

Its lightweight, highly rigid structure offers superior torsional rigidity. And body adhesives have been incorporated at key joining points throughout the body shell to maximise joint rigidity.

A new process has been used to securely join the side member outer reinforcements at the joints between the front pillar and rail, front pillar and rocker, centre pillar and rail, and centre pillar and rocker, as well as the rear rail joint and rocker rear end construction, thus creating an annular frame construction.

A closed cross-section construction has been adopted for the front suspension tower brace and cowl body to increase frame joint rigidity. The front of the vehicle also features a radiator support V brace, outriggers, a suspension tower brace, and increased apron suspension tower and apron upper member rigidity.

In the cabin area, the central tunnel height has been optimised, the front seat rail is fastened directly to the body, and the adoption of a continuous flange across the seat cross members and a drawing press front seat rear bracket all maximise body rigidity. Roof and rail joint rigidity has also been optimised through the use of spot welding.

To the rear, the frame has been given an annular construction, whilst, in combination, bracing to the rear suspension member installation points, the addition of an underfloor cross member and the strengthening of rear cross member joints increase the lateral stability of the rear suspension system.

Engine Mount System

A newly developed, four-point engine mounting system has been designed to not only dramatically reduce engine vibration but also further increase the Camry Hybrid's rigidity and handling stability.

The front and rear mounts are fastened to a vibration damping sub-frame, whilst the left- and right-hand mounts are installed on side members. By effectively surrounding the engine and transmission, this design reduces vibration generated by the engine starting.

The use of side members for the left and right engine mounts increases lateral support rigidity, helping to enhance handling stability.

New Front and Rear Suspension

The Camry Hybrid's suspension features a MacPherson strut configuration at the front and a new double wishbone layout at the rear. The systems have been engineered to give not only superior stability and flatter cornering to inspire driver confidence, but also to deliver a premium ride quality that surpasses that of other vehicles in the class.

Both front and rear systems make use of newly-developed shock absorbers with saturation-type valves that have been tuned to provide the ideal balance of optimal damping force -for stability and dynamic handling- and exemplary ride comfort.

The front suspension employs large castor angles with short coil springs and a low placement of the upper support, creating a compact system which allows for a reduced bonnet height. An increased castor trail not only improves straight line stability but also enhances steering response. And the adoption of a strut bearing mounted coaxially with the king pin axis creates a more comfortable steering feel.

The wide spacing of the left and right stabiliser bushes increases roll rigidity and steering response as well as offering better straight line stability. The bound stopper characteristics have also been optimised to deliver class-leading vehicle stability during cornering, and reduced jolting when driving over rough surfaces such as speed bumps.

The suspension arms, bushes and shock absorbers of the rear double wishbone system have been positioned to maximise the reduction of vibration generated by rough road surfaces, with the shock absorbers moved towards the front of the vehicle to increase luggage space. Bushes have been placed on all suspension arm joints to reduce high frequency vibration for better NVH characteristics.

The trailing arm has been installed higher so that the pivot axis of the tyre motion is tilted rearwards when travelling over uneven road surfaces, and the trailing arm bushing has been softened to reduce shock. As with the front suspension, the bound stopper characteristics have also been optimised to deliver class-leading vehicle stability during cornering, and smoother upward suspension travel for reduced jolting over bumps.

Steering

The new Camry Hybrid's steering system has been designed to offer improved feel as well as increased comfort and less driver fatigue through better ergonomics.

Adopting a steering rack with a parallel-mounted electric motor, the new Electric Power Steering (EPS) features a vehicle speed-sensitive function that allows for light steering effort at low vehicle speeds whilst adjusting at higher speeds to offer more precise feel and quicker response during spirited driving.

Available with power reach and rake adjustment and a memory function, the large steering column adjustment range accommodates a wide range of body shapes and driving positions.

The grip cross-section and firmness of the wheel itself have also been designed to offer a sporting feel.

Brake System

Combining 328 x 28 mm ventilated discs with a floating calliper at the front and 281 x 12 mm solid discs with a floating calliper at the rear, the new Camry Hybrid's brake system has been engineered to provide excellent braking power and better vehicle stability under braking.

The new hybrid's composure under braking has been enhanced by the optimisation of braking force, with rear lift suppressed by increasing the rear suspension's anti-lift angle.

To enhance brake pedal feel and feedback, the brake pedal ratio has been increased when the pedal is first pressed, delivering effective braking force with only a light touch. The pedal ratio reduces as the pedal is depressed further, with the resultant pedal stroke becoming more rigid in feel -perceived by the driver as increased resistance to additional pressure.

The pedal itself features a rounded sidewall for easier operation and improved ease of switching between accelerator and brake pedals.

NVH Measures

Building on its hybrid powertrain's reputation for smooth, quiet running, the new Camry benefits from numerous new NVH (Noise, Vibration and Harshness) countermeasures of a form previously found only in luxury vehicles.

These include engine compartment sound absorption and insulation through the use of a bonnet insulator and front wing upper and lower separators. The cabin is further insulated from engine and road noise through the use of a thicker dash silencer mat across the entire firewall section, a urethane upper back silencer, and foam and vibration damping materials placed in numerous locations throughout the cabin frame.

A vibration-damping coating has been applied to a wide area of the vehicle underfloor. A floor silencer that is separate to the carpet has been adopted over a large area. And Thinsulate noise-proofing material has been installed over a wide area of the cabin ceiling.

In addition, NV bulkheads have been added to the rear wheel housing inner and the rear suspension member, and the size of the rear suspension body mounting bush increased.

Finally, wind noise has been suppressed through a narrow door frame design, a newly designed windscreen rain gutter moulding and a reduction in the size of the step at the foot of the windscreen.

Aerodynamics

Some of the most ambitious aerodynamic objectives for any sedan have been achieved through the new Camry Hybrid's distinctive styling.

The bonnet, front fenders and front spoiler have all been shaped to optimise the flow of air both over and underneath the vehicle body. The silhouette of the cabin has been also shaped to optimise the flow of air from the roof to the rear of the vehicle.

The trim on the leading edges of the side windows where the A pillar and glass meet at their lowest point have been designed to minimise the gaps between them, smoothing airflow as it moves between the A pillar and door mirror.

The rear corner edges of the new Camry have been shaped to prevent air flowing from the rear of the vehicle creating turbulence, and extensions to the trailing edge of the rear bumper further prevent the creating of vortices.

The underside of the vehicle features a full under floor cover and spats in front of the front wheels. In conjunction with further aero stabilising fins positioned on the leading edges of the front window trim and the sides of the rear combination lamps, these measures contribute to excellent handling stability.

SAFETY

• Toyota Safety Sense active safety technologies fitted as standard on all grades
• Pre-Collision System (PCS) with pedestrian detection, Full Range Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Departure Alert (LDA), Automatic High Beam (AHB) and Road Sign Assist (RSA)
• Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
• Increased levels of passive safety to protect occupants and improve pedestrian impact protection

ACTIVE SAFETY

The new Camry Hybrid is equipped with 'Toyota Safety Sense’, a set of active safety technologies designed to help prevent or mitigate collisions across a wide range of traffic situations.

Further driver support and safety enhancing systems include a Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Brake (RCTB), Drive Start Control (DSC), front and rear Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS), a Back Monitor with parking guidelines, and a full suite of brake and traction control systems.

Toyota Safety Sense

Combining a camera and millimetre-wave radar for a high level of detection performance, the new Camry's Toyota Safety Sense system features a Pre-Collision System (PCS) with a Pedestrian Detection function, Full Range Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Departure Alert (LDA), Automatic High Beam (AHB) and Road Sign Assist (RSA) technology.

At speed ranges of between 10 km/h and 180 km/h Pre-Collision System detects objects ahead of the vehicle and reduces the risk of hitting the car in front. When there is a possibility of a collision it prompts the driver to brake with an audible and visual alert. PCS also primes the brake system to deliver extra stopping force when the driver presses the brake pedal. If the driver fails to react in time, the system automatically applies the brakes, reducing speed by approximately 40 km/h or even bringing the car to a complete stop, in order to prevent the collision or mitigate the force of impact.

The system is also able to detect potential collisions with pedestrians, in the event of which automated braking operates at relative speeds of between 10 to 50 km/h, and can reduce speed by approximately 30 km/h.

Full Range Adaptive Cruise Control helps the driver to keep a safe distance from the car in front. It detects preceding vehicles and determines their speed. ACC then adjusts vehicle speed (within a set range) to ensure that there is a safe distance between both cars. By using the forward-facing camera and millimetre-wave radar in combination to monitor vehicles merging into or out of the lane ahead, ACC helps maintain smooth acceleration and deceleration while driving.

ACC is also capable of low speed following, which includes stop-start driving, at speeds of between 0 and approximately 40 km/h.

The Lane Departure Alert system monitors lane markings and helps prevent accidents and head-on collisions caused by leaving lanes. If the vehicle starts to deviate from the lane without the indicators having been engaged, LDA warns the driver with an audible and visual alert, and applies force to the steering to assist the driver in avoiding lane departure.

Automatic High Beam helps ensure excellent forward visibility during night-time driving. It detects both the headlights of oncoming vehicles and the tail lights of preceding vehicles, automatically switching between high and low beams to avoid dazzling other drivers. By using high beams more frequently the system enables earlier detection of pedestrians and obstacles.

Road Sign Assist helps to ensure drivers are kept informed, even if they have driven past a road sign without noticing. It recognises signage such as speed limits and 'no overtaking' warnings, and displays the information on the TFT multi-information screen in the instrument binnacle. If the driver exceeds the speed limit, the system will activate a warning light and buzzer.

Thanks to the reduced risk of being involved in traffic accidents, vehicles equipped with Toyota Safety Sense can benefit from lower insurance costsor a more advantageous insurance reclassification.

Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Brake (RCTB) 

The BSM system uses a rear-facing millimetre-wave radar to detect both vehicles in the Camry's blind spots and those approaching rapidly from behind in adjacent lanes. It notifies the driver of either situation by illuminating the BSM icon on the corresponding door mirror. If the turn signal is in operation at the time, the BSM icon will blink.

The RCTBsystem employs the BSM radar to alert the driver backing out of a parking space to approaching vehicles which may not be visible in either the rear view monitor or door mirrors. When approaching vehicles are detected, the system flashes the BSM icons on the door mirrors, sounds a warning buzzer and indicates the direction from which the detected vehicle is approaching. If the sensors determine that a collision is possible, a brake control system is enabled to mitigate the damage that would be caused by a collision.

Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS) and Rear Cross Traffic Braking

Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS) makes navigating tight parking spaces simple and safe at low speeds. With an arsenal of eight sensors that are located on the front, front corners, rear and rear corners of the Camry Hybrid, ICS will detect objects around the vehicle. When getting too close, it will warn the driver with an audible alarm and even automatically apply the brakes if the driver continues to move closer.

Drive Start Control (DSC)

Drive Start Control (DSC) helps to prevent unintended or abrupt vehicle starts whilst the driver is operating the transmission shift lever by suppressing drivetrain power output and issuing a warning to keep vehicle speed and acceleration below a predetermined level. For example, if the driver has the accelerator pedal depressed whilst shifting from Park to Drive, the system will automatically limit power output to help avoid unintended acceleration.

Brake Control System

The Brake Control System combines numerous advanced braking technologies and features that provide an increased level of safety, performance and enhanced vehicle stability.

These include an anti-lock braking system (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist (BA), Traction Control (TRC) and Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), and Hill-start Assist Control (HAC).

EBD ensures that the most effective brake force is applied to each wheel, according to road conditions and vehicle load. By preventing the wheels from locking, ABS helps to maintain sure-footed stability during cornering and braking.

BA detects sudden or ‘panic’ braking and adds pressure if the driver fails to apply sufficient force during emergency braking.

TRC monitors and controls the amount of power that is applied to the road through the car’s wheels. If the system detects that one or more wheels spins, it instantly determines the best way to restore traction to that wheel, either by decreasing the power being sent to the wheel that is about to spin or, in more extreme cases, momentarily braking the wheel until it regains traction.

PASSIVE SAFETY

Impact Absorbing Bodyshell

The new Camry Hybrid's body structure has been designed to absorb front, side and rear impacts, dispersing collision energy to help prevent deformation if the high-strength cabin area.

Frontal collision energy is dispersed along multiple paths thanks to the addition of a second front member which has been added below the side member. This both increases load absorption from the initial impact and enhances the efficiency with which the energy is absorbed and dispersed through the body structure.

The body has been designed to absorb severe side collision impact forces. This is the result of material and design improvements which include the use of high-tensile steel in the front door beltline, larger diameter impact beams for both the front and rear door, and high-tensile steel sheet metal for the roof cross-reinforcements.

Within the high-strength cabin, the construction of the upper B pillar mitigates the impact of the head of the occupant due to secondary impact against the vehicle interior. And, similarly, the front and rear door panels are structured to mitigate the impact of the occupants' lower back against the side of the vehicle.

The vehicle's rear structure incorporates strengthened rear bumper reinforcements, the use of high-tensile sheet steel for the rocker inner, rocker inner reinforcements and rear side members to enhance the Camry's excellent rear collision performance.

Pedestrian Impact Protection

The use of a newly developed, 'floating-island' bonnet inner structure and a cowl louvre impact absorbing structure contributes to first class pedestrian protection performance.

The floating island bonnet inner structure helps reduce the inertia G forces at the beginning of a collision, and combines with a cowl louvre impact absorbing structure to mitigate head injuries.

Occupant Restraint

The new Camry hybrid is equipped with a full range of SRS airbags; driver and front passenger airbags, a driver’s knee airbag, front side airbags, and full-lengthside curtain shield airbags.

All five seats feature three-point, ELR (Emergency Locking Retractor) seatbelts. The ELR is designed to lock up the seatbelt when excessive load is applied over a preset value. Driver and front passenger seatbelts further benefit from a pre-tensioner and force limiter function.

[1]Based on Regulation EC 2017/1153 as amended EC 2017/1231

Strengthening Toyota’s presence in the D/E-sedan segment, the new Camry Hybrid represents a unique offer thanks to its powerful, self-charging hybrid powertrain. The new sedan expands Toyota’s European line-up of self-charging hybrid vehicles to eight models.

The all-new Camry is the 8th generation of a car that has won countless awards and distinctions since it first went on sale in 1982. The model is sold in more than 100 countries globally, with sales totalling over 19 million units to date.

With annual sales of more than 700,000 units, Camry remains the best-selling D/E-segment sedan in the world.

The all-new Camry builds on all the core values that have made it so popular to date -segment-leading levels of QDR (quality, durability and reliability), quietness and ride quality- with head-turning new exterior and interior design, outstanding comfort and roominess, state-of-the-art powertrain technology and newfound levels of driving pleasure.

The latest generation Camry showcases the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) design and engineering philosophy. Applied to every aspect of the vehicle and its powertrain, TNGA places enthusiast-oriented ‘fun to drive’ characteristics and alluring styling on an equal footing with superlative build quality, highly efficient packaging, advanced technology and strong environmental performance.

SLEEK EXTERIOR DESIGN

The new Camry Hybrid’s styling has a bold and distinctive appearance that seamlessly melds athletic accents and creases within the sheet metal.

The front represents a bold evolution of the brand’s Under Priority and Keen Look design language -Catamaran Under Priority.

A slim and deep upper grille emphasises the Toyota emblem and incorporates thin Hi-LED headlamp clusters at its extremities.

The large, trapezoidal lower grille occupies almost the full width of the bumper area. Only the bumper side corners remain, sandwiching the grille in a manner reminiscent of the twin hulls of a catamaran and emphasising the wide track and broad, purposeful stance of the new Camry Hybrid.

The lower grille itself features horizontal bars which have been meticulously crafted to strengthen the visual power of the Catamaran Under Priority design and add both aggression and prestige to the wide, low frontal styling.

In profile, the low bonnet and roofline combine with a low belt line to give the appearance of a cabin pulled downwards into the body, visually lowering the new Camry’s centre of gravity even further.

The cabin combines an extended roofline to ensure occupant comfort with compact side glazing that fits within the wheelbase to create a uniquely stylish, sporting appearance.

The rear half of the cabin tapers inwards, tucked between the broad, protruding shoulders of the rear wheel arches. Below, bumper-enveloping ‘aero’ corners flow from all-LED tail lamp clusters to further emphasise the new Camry’s wide, dynamic stance.

ERGONOMIC AND PREMIUM CABIN SPACE

The interior of the new Camry has been designed to offer a carefully considered fusion of function, style and craftsmanship.

The sensuous curves of the new dashboard combine an ergonomically ideal, driver-focused cockpit environment with spacious, comfortable passenger accommodation. Together, the seamless component layout, painstakingly crafted textures and consistency in the use of materials create a cabin of outstanding quality and prestige.

The audio system, air-conditioning control panel and 8” infotainment system screen have been fully integrated into the completely flush, piano black surface of the centre console with no gaps between the controls.

The new Camry’s Human Machine Interface (HMI) features a trio of easy-to-read, information coordinating displays consisting of: a high visibility, colour, 10” Head-up Display (HUD) ; a 7” in-meter Multi-information Display; and an 8” centre console display incorporating the latest version of Toyota’s Touch® 2 multimedia system.

The switchgear has been completely redesigned for improved functionality, appearance and tactility. All controls have been carefully shaped and ergonomically optimised, including the high-quality satin metallic switches. Seamless texture and finish quality throughout the instrument panel epitomises the Camry’s high levels of interior precision.

Virtually every surface of the spacious, opulent cabin is finished in high-quality soft-touch padding, supple leather, elegant wood grain mouldings or a lustrous, newly developed satin chrome trim. A new Tiger Eye ornamentation trim is available, offering a sense of depth and shine that varies with the viewing angle in the manner of the tiger’s eye gemstone.

With a choice of leather or fabric upholstery, the new Camry Hybrid interior is available in two colour schemes: Beige (leather) -which combines a dark grey carpet and upper dashboard with two shades of beige; and Black (fabric or leather) -which highlights the interior’s new satin chrome accents.

In response to the enhanced levels of handling agility delivered by the new GA-K platform, the front seats have been redesigned to offer high comfort and great lateral holding ability for less fatigue.

Replicating the design of the front seats, rear accommodation is available in two formats; 60:40 split foldable seats, and 40:20:40 split power reclining seats with wide headrests and a large rear seat centre armrest for enhanced comfort.

The power reclining seat format is available with a capacitive touch control panel built into the front of the centre armrest, allowing for the rear seat operation of the air conditioning, audio system, and seat reclining controls.

Finally, the adoption of a new rear double wishbone suspension system reduces shock absorber incursion into the loadspace of the new Camry, enabling luggage capacity of 524 litres.

NEW 2.5 LITRE HYBRID ELECTRIC POWERTRAIN

The new Camry Hybrid’s 2.5 litre self-charging hybrid powertrain combines fuel efficiency, low emissions and quiet operation with more power and greater responsiveness.

Delivering 160 kW/218 DIN hp, Camry Hybrid generates CO₂emissions as low as 98 g/km and returns combined fuel consumption of only 4.2 l/100 km¹.

Providing high power output with smooth and highly refined operation, the new 2.5 liter four-cylinder Dynamic Force Engine boasts world-class top level maximum thermal efficiency of 41%.

It incorporates an array of Toyota’s most advanced technologies including Dual VVT-i with VVT-iE (Variable Valve Timing intelligent system by Electric motor) and D-4S (Direct injection 4-stroke gasoline engine Superior version) for optimal power production, emissions performance and fuel efficiency.

The new Toyota Hybrid System (THS II) includes new Sequential Shiftmatic technology that allows the driver to ‘shift’ with the console-mounted lever, mimicking a quick-shifting six-speed automatic transmission, for spirited performance and driving enjoyment.

ENGAGING DRIVING DYNAMICS

Key to the new Camry’s enhanced dynamic abilities and superior ride quality is its all-new, TNGA-based GA-K platform. Key ingredients to ensure an engaging drive are increased torsional rigidity, a new rear-double wishbone suspension and a significantly lowered centre of gravity.

The lightweight, highly rigid bodyshell offers a substantial 30% increase in torsional rigidity over the previous model. While a newly developed, four-point engine mounting system has been designed to not only dramatically reduce engine vibration, but also further increase the Camry’s rigidity and handling stability.

New suspension consisting of a MacPherson strut configuration at the front and a new double wishbone layout at the rear has been engineered to not only give superior stability and flatter cornering to inspire driver confidence, but also to deliver a premium ride quality that surpasses that of other vehicles in its class.

Last but not least, the GA-K platform is designed to achieve a low centre of gravity which results in a more engaging driving position, and more precise and responsive handling with less body roll. As a result, the overall vehicle height and bonnet height have been reduced, and the cabin floor has been lowered.

INCREASED LEVELS OF SAFETY

New Camry Hybrid is equipped with a wide range of active and passive safety features.

All models come as standard with ‘Toyota Safety Sense’, a set of active safety technologies designed to help prevent or mitigate collisions across a wide range of traffic situations.

Combining a camera and millimetre-wave radar for a high level of detection performance, the new Camry’s Toyota Safety Sense system features a Pre-Collision System (PCS) with a Pedestrian Detection function, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Departure Alert (LDA) with steering assist, Automatic High Beam (AHB) and Road Sign Assist (RSA) technology.

Further driver support and safety enhancing systems include a Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), front and rear corner clearance sonar, a Back Monitor with parking guidelines, and a full suite of brake and traction control systems.

The Camry’s body structure has been designed to absorb front, side and rear impacts, dispersing collision energy to help prevent deformation of the high-strength cabin area.

While the use of a newly developed, ‘floating-island’ bonnet inner structure and a cowl louvre impact absorbing structure contributes to first class pedestrian protection performance.

¹ Based on Regulation EC 2017/1153 as amended EC

2017/1231 - pending final homologation

The automotive industry is entering a once-in-a-century transformation and Toyota is preparing by shifting from a pure car company towards an innovative mobility provider offering ever better mobility for all.

This brand shift is reflected by a new motor show stand that features 3 distinct areas. One – called Start Your Impossible - is dedicated to new mobility solutions and future innovation. The second celebrates Toyota’s motorsport activities with Toyota GAZOO Racing. And the third area is dedicated to Toyota’s new models, with a clear focus on the latest self-charging hybrid product offers.

New Approach to Press Conference

To fully reflect the changing media communications landscape, the traditional “on-stand” press conference is replaced with a new digital on-demand format that can be experienced at any time –either on stand or on-line, whether at the motor show itself, or anywhere else in the world.

The digital press conference starts with a brief introduction from Dr. Johan Van Zyl, President and CEO of Toyota Motor Europe, followed by an interactive system with modules dedicated to each car on display and other key messages.

The idea is to offer more flexibility for the media to experience Toyota’s press conference at their convenience, whether physically at the show or visiting virtually from anywhere else.

It will be hosted on a microsite under the following URL: parisms.toyota-europe.com as well as via the Toyota Motor Europe YouTube channel.

New Cars on Display

Two key product elements are exclusively featured at the Paris Motor Show: Hybrid technology and Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA).

For more than 20 years Toyota has developed, improved and democratised its self-charging hybrid technology. At Paris this year, only hybrid vehicles will be exhibited – from the compact Yaris, to the latest generations of the Corolla, the RAV4 and the Camry.

Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) forms the basis of Toyota’s new product and powertrain offers. More than a platform, TNGA is an engineering and design philosophy. While improving the driving dynamics of cars, it also allows the development of exterior and interior designs with stronger emotional appeal.

The stand will feature the world premiere of the all new Corolla Touring Sports, alongside the full reveal of its Hatchback sibling. Thanks to the new TNGA-C platform, the new Corolla features an emotional design as well as offering the choice of two self-charging hybrid powertrains – a 1.8l or a brand new 2.0l.

The new RAV4 will debut as a European premiere, with a strong rugged design, the new TNGA-K platform and the new 2.5l self-charging hybrid.

After 14 years of absence, Camry is returning to Western Europe with a completely new model, also underpinned by the new TNGA-K platform and also with the new 2.5l self-charging hybrid.

At the Paris motor show 20 years ago, the Yaris made its world debut. To celebrate that anniversary, a special ‘Y20’ edition is available with the same stand-out Golden Yellow paintwork as the original car from 1998, but this time executed as a bi-tone including a contemporary dark grey roof and other dark grey accents. The other special edition of Yaris at the show celebrates Toyota GAZOO Racing’s successful rally season with a GR Sport version.

Besides car models, Toyota will showcase the latest safety technology development with Toyota Safety Sense featuring new features and functions, fitted on the new Corolla and RAV4.

At the dedicated Toyota GAZOO Racing area, the 2018 Le Mans-winning Toyota TS050 Hybrid LMP1 car will be on display together with the much-coveted Le Mans trophy.

We invite you to visit the new Toyota stand, experience our new digital press conference and learn about our new products in Hall 4.

Available as a self-charging hybrid electric, the new Camry expands Toyota’s European line-up of hybrid electric vehicles to 8 models.

Its 2.5-litre hybrid electric powertrain combines fuel efficiency and low emissions and quiet operation with more power and greater responsiveness.

The all-new Camry is the 8^th generation of a car that has won countless awards and distinctions since it first went on sale in 1982. The model is sold in more than 100 countries globally, with sales totalling over 19 million units to date.

With annual sales of more than 700,000 units, Camry remains the best-selling D/E-segment sedan in the world.

The latest generation Camry showcases Toyota's New Global Architecture (TNGA) design and engineering philosophy. TNGA places enthusiast-oriented 'fun to drive' characteristics and alluring styling on an equal footing with superlative build quality, highly efficient packaging, and innovative, user-friendly technology.

As a result, the all-new Camry builds on all the core values that have made it so popular to date -segment-leading levels of QDR (quality, durability and reliability), quietness and ride quality- with head-turning new exterior and interior design, outstanding comfort and roominess, state-of-the-art powertrain technology and newfound levels of driving pleasure, thanks to driving dynamics specifically tuned for the European market

Its elegant and dynamic exterior features a cabin with an extended roofline to ensure occupant comfort, combined with compact side glazing that fits within the wheelbase to create a uniquely stylish, sporting appearance.

The interior represents an ideal fusion of style, comfort and craftsmanship. In the front, the sensuous curves of the new dashboard enclose an ergonomically excellent, driver-focused cockpit environment, whilst the rear offers passengers remarkably spacious and highly comfortable accommodation.

The new Camry Hybrid will be available throughout Western Europe in the first quarter of 2019.