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The 2021 Toyota Camry update will go on sale in Australia in April, bringing in a more powerful 2.5L petrol engine, revised styling, and enhanced features. Unfortunately for power-hungry fans, the V6 option is being dropped.
As previously reported, one of the biggest changes for the 2021 Toyota Camry is the introduction of the company’s latest 2.5-litre petrol four-cylinder ‘Dynamic Force’ engine. This is already used in vehicles such as the RAV4 Edge, and in the new Camry it produces 152kW. That’s a decent jump up from the outgoing 2.5L petrol which produces 135kW. Despite offering more power, the official fuel consumption average drops from 7.8L/100km in the outgoing Ascent 2.5L, to 6.8L/100km in this new model.
Toyota Camry prices rise as V6 axed
Toyota Camry prices rise as V6 axed
March 11, 2021
Just one petrol-engined model in updated Camry range as Toyota pushes hybrid hard
The facelifted 2021 Toyota Camry reaches showrooms in April and, in a sign of the times, will be a more expensive and smaller range that sees V6 power eliminated and a greater emphasis placed on its hybrid models.
We already knew Toyota was planning to kill off the Camry V6 with the 2021 update, but the deletion of two mid-series normally-aspirated four-cylinder models (SX and SL) cuts the entire range down to five variants – and all bar one are hybrids.
The facelifted Toyota Camry‘s worldwide rollout continues, and it has now reached Down Under. Toyota Australia will launch the Camry facelift next month, and has revealed initial details on the D-segment sedan. For one, it […]
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