Toyota Camry evolution

Toyota's mid-size sedan, which grew from a narrow-body Japanese model into a global best-seller.
9 generations, oldest to newest — open any step for details.

V101982–1986
1982
Toyota Camry V10ⓘ
New generation
V10
📅 1982–1986

First standalone Camry, a front-wheel-drive narrow-body sedan and liftback.

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V201986–1992
1986
Toyota Camry V20ⓘ
New generation
V20
📅 1986–1992

Second narrow-body generation that added a station wagon and an optional V6.

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XV101991–1996
1991
Toyota Camry XV10ⓘ
New generation
XV10
📅 1991–1996

First wide-body Camry aimed at international markets.

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XV201996–2002
1996
Toyota Camry XV20ⓘ
New generation
XV20
📅 1996–2002

Wide-body generation, sold as Camry Gracia in Japan.

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XV302001–2006
2001
Toyota Camry XV30ⓘ
New generation
XV30
📅 2001–2006

Offered two distinct design treatments for different regional markets.

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XV402006–2011
2006
Toyota Camry XV40ⓘ
New generation
XV40
📅 2006–2011

Introduced the sportier Aurion variant for Australia.

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XV502011–2019
2011
Toyota Camry XV50ⓘ
New generation
XV50
📅 2011–2019

Long-lived generation with region-specific body panels.

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XV702017–2024
2017
Toyota Camry XV70ⓘ
New generation
XV70
📅 2017–2024

TNGA-K generation with a bold modern design language.

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XV802023–present
2023
Toyota Camry XV80ⓘ
New generation
XV80
📅 2023–present

Latest generation, hybrid-only in many markets.

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