The 2025 Camry won’t be an all-new vehicle on the platform side as it will use an updated version of the TNGA-K architecture

It is highly rumoured that a GR Prius is in the works, but what about a GR Camry? Toyota is set to unveil the all-new Camry, and they have given us a sneak peek of a sportier version with a noticeable front splitter. The new Camry will feature a completely redesigned interior and exterior, along with a range of new hybrid powertrains.

The 2025 Camry won’t be an all new vehicle on the platform side as it will use a updated version of the TNGA-K architecture. The 9th generation Camry could also debut one of the first sedan versions of the Hybrid Max powertrain other than the Crown Cross.

Last month, a video accidentally posted on Toyota’s YouTube account revealed what we thought might be the new Camry. The red car had side detailing reminiscent of other new Toyota models and facial details like the Prius as well as the Toyota Crown. The video has since been taken down, and a Toyota spokesperson disclosed that rendering was mistakenly used and not a preview of the new Camry.

• 2021 Toyota Venza Price revealed for US
• Check out Rick Ross car collections, has More Exotic Cars Than Any Rapper
• Meet Lexus RX Ruby Red Rims Concept
• Detty Christmas Gifts: Kris Jenner Splurges Millions on Lavish Cars for Kim Kardashian and 5 Siblings
• The wait is Over: 2023 Toyota GR Corolla Hot Hatch Set to Debut on March 31, 2022

The next generation of the Toyota Camry will almost surely feature a new selection of powertrains. There’s no doubt a hybrid setup will be among those, however, Toyota now has quite a few to choose from. Will it be the 236-hp all-wheel-drive configuration that powers the Crown, or perhaps the Toyota Highlander’s potent 265-hp hybrid turbo four While the current Camry’s base 2.5-liter four-cylinder might still be offered on lower trim levels, we don’t expect the 3.5-liter V-6 to carry on.