The 2025 Toyota Camry Makes History Around the Appleton

Dependable Performance

In a sedan market mired by mediocrity, the Camry has earned a reputation based on dependable engineering and great performance. The all-hybrid new Camry capitalizes on an all-electric powertrain to become even more dependable. At the same time, it achieves fuel economy averages between 44 and 51 miles per gallon, depending on your trim and powertrain selection. Its peak output is 225 horsepower as a front-wheel drive and 232 horsepower as an all-wheel drive, too.

Notably, the move to electric motors on the axles makes the 2025 Camry significantly more responsive. Toyota's electric powertrains deliver torque almost instantly. If you've ever felt frustrated by a car that didn't inspire confidence while merging into heavy, high-speed traffic on the highway, then now is the time to expect better. The redesigned Camry is more than motivated when you need torque and power the most around OshKosh.

Exterior

While Toyota's design language has been moving to sportier looks that line up with performance cars, the 2025 Camry is the model that hits home. Its exterior features a deep and angular front end with a low grille. Boomerang-style corner coves and artistic grille patterns make the Camry distinctive. Likewise, the narrow and C-shaped headlamps provide a futuristic vibe around the Green Bay area. Extending the performance turn, the Camry even does exhaust tips now.

Interior

The 2025 Camry also includes an exciting interior redesign. Its terraced dashboard includes a passenger-side trim accent that matches the upholstery. Likewise, an in-dash infotainment display is readily accessible. The instrument cluster is now all-digital, and there's an option for a heads-up display. In keeping with the performance focus, aluminum sport pedals are now available for the Camry.

As always, the Camry seats up to five people. You can stow your stuff in the trunk, which measures 15.1 cubic feet.

Technology

Toyota offers an 8.0-inch touchscreen as the default system for the Camry. However, you can upgrade to a version with a 12.3-inch screen. Every Camry lets you connect the infotainment center to your phone using Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™. Bluetooth® is also available. Toyota's optional Drive Connect allows you to access a navigation system highlighting points of interest. You also can configure the Camry to be a Wi-Fi hotspot.

Safety

The Camry has been an IIHS Top Safety Pick for many model years. The new Camry builds on Toyota's safety success with features like a backup camera with virtual guidelines, collision sensors, road sign detection, pedestrian detection, and lane tracing assistance. You also get a dynamic cruise control system integrating radar for full-speed driving. Hill-start assist is standard across the lineup, too. Eight airbags stand ready to protect you and your companions in an accident.

Trim Levels

Toyota offers the Camry LE as the entry-level version with the base features. Keyless entry and push-button start are standard. The SE provides the first upgrades with SofTex upholstery, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, and the option for a bigger infotainment screen. The XLE trim makes the big screen standard while adding upholstery with a mix of leather and microfiber materials. It also has heated front seats. Neenah driver's top option is the XSE with a smart key, a driver's seat with position memory, and leather upholstery.

Drive the All-New Camry

History is happening now at Kolosso Toyota with the arrival of the 2025 Toyota Camry. Take a test drive near the Menasha area today.