The current, ninth-gen Toyota Camry sold in India has been recalled to fix a potential issue with the 360-degree camera system. The voluntary recall, issued on October 30, affects 2,257 units of the premium executive sedan.
- Ninth-gen Camry recalled for issue with 360-degree camera’s parking assist ECU
- Toyota Camry available in Elegant and Sprint Edition variants
2025 Toyota Camry recall details
Error in the software can cause the image displayed to glitch or not appear on the touchscreen
Based on SIAM documents, the recall is to fix a glitch with the parking assist ECU, which is “a component of the Panoramic View Monitor (PMV) system” – Toyota’s term for its 360-degree camera. An error in the software can cause the image on the infotainment touchscreen to freeze while reversing or result in no image displayed “if the ignition is turned on or off within a specific time”.
2025 Toyota Camry details
Launched in December 2024, the Camry is currently priced in the Rs 47.48 lakh-Rs 47.62 lakh range
After the GST 2.0-led price correction in September, the Toyota Camry is priced between Rs 47.48 lakh and Rs 47.62 lakh. Both variants, Elegant and Camry Sprint Edition – the latter gets a dealer-level accessory kit that adds minor design changes outside and more features inside – are priced at the same Rs 47.48 lakh, with the Platinum Pearl White exterior colour costing Rs 14,000 more. The ninth-gen Camry was launched in India on December 11, 2024.
Currently, the Camry has no direct rivals in our market, but it can be seen as an alternative to the likes of the Audi A4, Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3 Series LWB. The Japanese sedan is powered by a 2.5-litre petrol engine paired with Toyota’s fifth-generation Hybrid System (THS 5), producing a total output of 230hp. It has an ARAI mileage of 25.49kpl, making it one of the most fuel-efficient cars in India.
All prices are ex-showroom, India.