The updated version of Toyota Camry has already been premiered at the Moscow Motor Show and it is available in the Russian market around the starting price of INR 13.12 Lakhs. The same facelift model will be introduced in India next year between the expected price of INR 25 Lakhs to INR 30 Lakhs alongside the fantastic visual perspectives. At the front, the vehicle includes latest LED daytime running light, renovated headlights and brand new bumper comprising sharper foglight as well as the larger airdam. The hexagonal grille comes with the chrome elements and parabolic slats to improve the grace of the car.
Coming to the rear, the Camry facelift receives the chrome inserts taillight clusters and the subtle changes for its bumper. On the other hand, the latest alloy wheels render the more aggressive aspects as compared to the outgoing version. Apart from the exteriors, the runabout also gets the transcendent interior features alongside the well designed 3 spoke multifunctional steering wheel and the restyled instrument cluster to bestow the royal comfort while travelling. The updated Toyota Camry doesn’t get any engine modifications and it is powered by three petrol mill variants, such as 2.0, 2.5 and 3.0 liter, respectively in Russia.
The runabout will be accessible in India along with the 2.5 liter petrol engine as well as 2.5 liter hybrid mill. The grandiose 6 speed manual transmission seems to be present in the petrol variant, while the CVT gearbox will be available for the hybrid version. The Honda Accord, Skoda Superb and the VW Passat are anticipated to be the biggest opponent of the Toyota Camry facelift in the country.
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