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The incredibly popular Toyota Camry has seen a series of updates this Spring – from fresh exterior details to more cabin comforts and standard equipment, find out what’s new.
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Introducing: The 2021 Toyota Camry

Introducing: The 2021 Toyota Camry

The incredibly popular Toyota Camry has seen a series of updates this Spring – from fresh exterior details to more cabin comforts and standard equipment, find out what’s new.

Exterior

A new front bumper design gives the 2021 Camry a more confident stance, with a chrome frame contrasting with the arrangement of black horizontal bars.

At the rear, the design of the light clusters has been very slightly refreshed.

The new Toyota Camry will be available in Design and Excel grades. Both grades boast new alloy wheel designs.

Expect 10-spoke silver 17-inch wheels for the Design model and a multi-spoke design with a machined finish for the Excel’s 18-inch rims.

Interior

When stepping inside the all-new Camry, you’ll notice there’s a new leather upholstery design plus a modern, fresh take on presenting the technology available.

The power-adjustable front seats in the Excel model now offer ventilation and memory functions, in addition to the heating and lumbar support that is already standard across the range.

Easy to use smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto has been made a standard Camry feature.

Technology and Safety

The all-new Toyota Camry is the safest version yet. Upgrades include the addition of Lane Trace Assist to the Toyota Safety Sense package, plus a location function for the tyre pressure monitoring system.

Additional features, which are exclusive to the Camry Excel, include a Panoramic View Monitor, a useful automatic tilt action on the door mirrors when reversing, and paddle shifts mounted on the steering wheel.

Impressively, the Panoramic View Monitor presents the driver with a 360-degree view of the area immediately around the car. This is especially useful when manoeuvring in confined places.

The Camry’s power-adjusting steering wheel now also comes with a heater and a memory setting.

The Excel also houses a larger, nine-inch display for the Toyota Touch multimedia system; the seven-inch screen is kept for Design grade.

As standard, the Camry also features dual-zone automatic air conditioning, front and rear parking sensors, LED headlights (low beam only for Design), daytime running lights and front fog lights and satellite navigation.

The Camry Excel grade goes on to offer rear privacy glass, wireless charging, smart entry, Rear Cross Traffic Alert and a Blind Spot Monitor.

The all-new 2021 Toyota Camry range is available to order now. On-the-road prices start from around £32,260 for the Design model and around £34,830 for the Excel.

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