Toyota’s 2025 Camry is making waves with its exclusive hybrid drivetrain, signaling a significant shift as the conventional four-cylinder and V-6 options take a back seat. Mark DeJongh, the Camry’s chief engineer, highlights the vehicle’s impeccable fuel economy and the potential of the new Toyota Hybrid System 5 (THS 5) to deliver exceptional performance.
THS 5, the fifth generation of Toyota’s acclaimed hybrid system, boasts two electric motor-generator units (MGUs) that enhance efficiency and power delivery. With a refined 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and a smaller yet more potent lithium-ion battery, the new Camry achieves impressive system output, reaching up to 225 hp or 232 hp in all-wheel drive configurations.
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The Camry’s hybrid prowess shines through its outstanding fuel efficiency, with models like the LE FWD achieving an impressive 51 mpg combined. Toyota’s commitment to hybrid technology aligns with shifting consumer preferences, positioning the Camry as a frontrunner in the evolving automotive landscape.
Beyond its hybrid innovation, the 2025 Camry focuses on iterative enhancements across the board, from infotainment to ride and handling. Despite the SUV surge, Toyota remains steadfast in its dedication to crafting a true sedan experience, staying faithful to the Camry’s core values while embracing continuous improvement.