Toyota has confirmed the 2027 Camry will retain its hybrid powertrain, trim levels, and standard equipment lineup, but all models will come with a mandatory $700 increase—covering both the base price and delivery fees. The decision follows a shift in strategy for the midsize sedan, which has long been a cornerstone of Toyota’s lineup, though details on how the extra cost will impact features or performance remain unspecified. Buyers looking for continuity in the Camry’s hybrid efficiency and familiar trims may find the price adjustment a notable adjustment, while those seeking upgrades could face uncertainty. The move signals a potential realignment in Toyota’s approach to the Camry’s positioning ahead of its next generation.
Toyota keeps the 2027 Camry’s hybrid powertrain, trims, and equipment intact while every buyer pays $700 more including destination.
