What Are the Different 2025 Camry Models?

The first generation of the Toyota Camry was released in the 1980s as a response to consumers’ desires for a more fuel-efficient car. While the design of the first Camry was not visually appealing, the vehicle offered a financial appeal because its design method helped the designer cut costs, making the Camry an affordable purchase option.

Come 1992, the Camry was not a top choice for its design but rather its reliability. Then, in 2001, while it may not have been a top pick for those seeking excitement, it remained a viable buying option because of its reliability. At this point, the design began to shift for the better.

Throughout the years, the Toyota Camry has fulfilled customers’ desires. With buying options ranging from family 4-door 5-seaters to 2-door luxury coupes, the Camry has a long history of appealing to the masses.

Overview of the 2025 Toyota Camry Lineup

Toyota Camry LE

The Toyota Camry LE has a sleek appearance, with Bi-LED headlights and 16-inch 10-spoke silver-plated alloy wheels. This model is a highly fuel-efficient choice, with an estimated 50-53 miles per gallon.

The Camry LE has an available on-demand all-wheel drive function, blind spot monitoring, and dual-zone automatic climate control. It also has a net combined hp of 225 and a 2.5L 4-cylinder gas/electric hybrid engine.

Toyota Camry SE

The Toyota Camry SE has a sporty appearance, with a black sport mesh front grille, front side canards, and racing-inspired air curtains. The 18-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels also add to this model’s sportiness.

The Toyota Camry SE is also a fuel-efficient choice, with an estimated 47-48 MPG. However, it falls short of the capabilities found in the Toyota Camry LE in this regard.

Like the Camry LE, the SE has an available on-demand all-wheel drive function, blind spot monitoring, and dual-zone automatic climate control. It also has a net combined horsepower of 225 and a 2.5L 4-cylinder gas/electric hybrid engine.

Toyota Camry XLE

The Toyota Camry XLE’s exterior design is similar to that of the Toyota Camry SE. It features 18-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels, a large dark gray metallic bar front grille, and dual LED projector headlights.

Much like the Camry SE, this model gets around 47-48 MPG and boasts features similar to those listed under the LE and SE models. However, the XLE comes equipped with multi-stage ventilated front seats.

Toyota Camry XSE

The Toyota Camry XSE has a smooth, luxurious appearance. Its 19-inch gray and black-finished alloy wheels are the largest of the lineup.

This model, like the Camry SE and XLE, gets around 47-48 MPG. It also carries many of the features of the previous models, such as horsepower, engine performance, AWD options, and more. However, the XSE has a leather-trimmed interior and a 12.3-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with a JBL 9-speaker stereo system, including a subwoofer and amplifier (much like the Camry XLE but unlike the Camry LE and SE).

Elevate Your Journey With the Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry is well known for its reliability. No matter which Camry a customer chooses, they will gain an outstanding vehicle with premium fuel efficiency, dependability, visual appeal, AWD, and a 2.5L 4-cylinder gas/electric hybrid engine. While the Camry LE boasts the greatest fuel efficiency, some high-end models stand out with their interior design.

Toyota continues to be a market leader because of the continuous improvement embedded in the manufacturing process. With such a focus on customer satisfaction and meeting people’s demands, Toyota will continue to evolve and adapt to the ongoing market. Visit us at Peter Boulware Toyota in Tallahassee, FL, to explore our Camry model options.