2025 Toyota Camry previewed with all-wheel-drive hybrid system

While the RAV4 stands out as the best-selling Toyota in the United States, the Japanese brand isn't forgetting about its number-two best-seller: the Camry. The perennially popular sedan will soon enter a new generation, and a preview image gives us an early look at the model.

Toyota's preview image keeps most of the new Camry's design under wraps. It merely shows what looks like part of a trunk lid with a horizontal piece of trim that presumably wears "CAMRY" lettering and lights that look thinner than the ones fitted to the current-generation model's. We thought that a sketch leaked in September 2023 revealed the new sedan's front end, but that turned out to be a false alarm.

One thing is for sure: the "AWD" and "HEV" emblems confirm that the next-generation Camry will be available with all-wheel-drive and a hybrid drivetrain. Both options appear on the current Camry's list of available features, but they can't be ordered together. The hybrid system is currently only compatible with front-wheel-drive, and the all-wheel-drive system is only compatible with the 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine.