Several facelifted Toyota Camrys have been spotted on a highway in Malaysia – we thank reader Zamil Mat Sharif for sending these in. The refreshed D-segment sedan launched in Thailand recently, and in the above pic is a car with a bodykit that appears similar to the Thai-market Extremo variant’s. The spyshots show two different front grilles – an intricately-styled one and one with horizontal slats featuring a protruding chin.
Ads on oto.my suggest that Malaysia will get the latest 2.0 litre VVT-iW & D-4S engine – if this is so, it means the base Camry 2.0 could ditch the old four-speed auto for a newer six-speed gearbox, too.
The new 6AR-FSE engine has separate twin injectors for both direct and port injection, and makes 167 PS and 199 Nm of torque, compared to the current 2.0 VVT-i’s 150 PS and 190 Nm. Together with the six-speed auto, a fuel efficiency improvement of 13% is claimed too.
The hybrid is expected to be locally-assembled (CKD) to take advantage of tax breaks afforded by the government. Under the bonnet, a 2AR-FXE 2.5 litre Atkinson-cycle VVTi four-cylinder petrol engine with 160 hp and 213 Nm of torque is coupled to an electric motor (with 143 PS and 270 Nm) and eCVT – combined output is 205 PS with a fuel consumption figure of 19.6 km/l.
Price wise, things remain slightly murky as although a figure circa RM179k has been touted in ads, sources within UMW Toyota have confirmed that no price figure has been set in stone just yet. Only a matter of time before everything becomes official at this point.
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Comments on the Toyota Camry facelift highlight mixed reactions and some skepticism, especially about its design and features. Many users find the new front resemble older Honda Civic models or look unattractive, while others are disappointed with ongoing facelifts that offer minimal changes. There is criticism of UMW’s pricing, safety features, and lack of innovation, with some feeling the model is overpriced and outdated. A few comments compare the Camry unfavorably to competitors like Honda Accord, Mazda 6, and Kia K5, citing better looks, tech, and value for used cars. Despite several negative opinions, some appreciate the updated engine and potential safety improvements. Overall, sentiments are largely critical, emphasizing that the car is late to the game and not visually appealing, with concerns about safety and value.