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Toyota Camry specifications

The Toyota Camry is a sedan. European buyers can choose from 2 engine and power combinations, from 131 kW (176 hp) to 137 kW (184 hp). US versions are rated at 43–51 mpg combined. It measures 4,915 mm (194 in) long on a 2,825 mm wheelbase.

Toyota Camry
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176–184 hp
Power (131–137 kW)
221 Nm
Torque (163 lb-ft)
2
Engines sold in Europe
4,915 mm
Length (194 in)

Engines and performance

European versions registered in 2025, by engine size and power. Economy and CO₂ are WLTP averages.
EngineFuelPowerEconomyCO₂Weight
2.5 litrePetrol131 kW / 176 hp5.3 l/100 km (44 mpg)120 g/km1,670–1,785 kg
2.5 litrePetrol137 kW / 184 hp4.9 l/100 km (48 mpg)110 g/km1,635–1,717 kg

US powertrains and fuel economy

EPA ratings for model years 2025, 2026, sold as Camry HEV AWD LE, Camry HEV AWD SE/XLE, Camry HEV AWD XSE.
PowertrainDriveCombinedElectric range
2.5 litre 4-cylinder, petrol hybridAll-Wheel Drive, Front-Wheel Drive43–51 mpg—

Versions and performance

9th generation (XV80), 2024–present: 2 versions (sedan), from least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market.

Power, torque and performance for each version of the 9th generation (XV80).
VersionEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedGearboxDrive
2.5 CVT Sedan2.5 litre hybrid225 hp 168 kW221 Nm——CVTFront wheel drive
2.5 CVT AWD Sedan2.5 litre hybrid232 hp 173 kW221 Nm——CVTAll wheel drive

Dimensions and weight

Typical values for the 9th generation (XV80), sedan.
Length4,915 mm194 in
Width1,839 mm72 in
Height1,445 mm57 in
Wheelbase2,825 mm111 in
Ground clearance137 mm5 in
Kerb weight1,565–1,630 kg3,450–3,594 lb
Boot space428 litres15 cu ft
Seats5
Fuel tank49 litres13 US gal

Where it's sold, and what it's called

MarketSold as2025 sales rank
United StatesToyota Camry#8

Ranked by 2025 US sales; positions 1–11 from published full-year figures, the rest approximate.

Generations

  1. A40/A50 1980–1982
  2. 1st generation (V10) 1982–1988
  3. V10, facelift 1984–1986
  4. 2nd generation (V20) 1986–1991
  5. V30 1990–1994
  6. 3rd generation (XV10) 1991–1997
  7. V30, facelift 1992–1994
  8. V40 1994–1998
  9. XV10, facelift 1994–1996
  10. 4th generation (XV20) 1996–2000
  11. V40, facelift 1996–1998
  12. 4th generation (XV20), facelift 1999–2002
  13. XV20, facelift 2000–2001
  14. 5th generation (XV30) 2001–2004
  15. 5th generation (XV30), facelift 2004–2006
  16. XV30, facelift 2004–2006
  17. 6th generation (XV40) 2006–2009
  18. 6th generation (XV40), facelift 2009–2011
  19. XV40, facelift 2009–2011
  20. 7th generation (XV50) 2011–2014
  21. XV50 2011–2014
  22. 7th generation (XV50), facelift 2014–2017
  23. 8th generation (XV70) 2017–2021
  24. 7th generation (XV50), second facelift 2017–2018
  25. 8th generation (XV70), facelift 2020–2025
  26. 9th generation (XV80) China Market 2023–present
  27. 9th generation (XV80) 2024–present

Questions about the Toyota Camry

How much horsepower does the Toyota Camry have?

The most powerful Toyota Camry sold in Europe produces 137 kW (184 hp) from a 2.5-litre petrol engine. The least powerful version makes 131 kW (176 hp).

How much torque does the Toyota Camry have?

Between 221 and 221 Nm (163–163 lb-ft) for the 9th generation (XV80), depending on the engine.

How big is the Toyota Camry?

It is 4,915 mm (194 in) long, 1,839 mm (72 in) wide and 1,445 mm (57 in) tall. A typical kerb weight is 1,565 kg (3,450 lb).

What fuel economy does the Toyota Camry get?

The most economical European version uses 4.9 l/100 km on the WLTP cycle. In the US, EPA combined ratings range from 43–51 mpg.

Is the Toyota Camry a best seller?

It ranked number 8 in United States in 2025.

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Sources: EEA CO₂ monitoring 2025 (engines), RDW open data and manufacturer data (dimensions, versions), FuelEconomy.gov (US ratings), Wikidata Q500035, Wikipedia. Figures are typical values and vary by trim and year.