Yes, the Camry is a hybrid. toyota.com calls its powertrain all-hybrid, so the decision that remains is the drivetrain: front-wheel drive or available Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive.
If you are hunting for a gas-only Camry, toyota.com does not list one. It places the Camry in its Hybrid category and calls the powertrain all-hybrid, so there is no gas and hybrid pair to weigh.
That Hybrid category sums up the idea in one line: gas engines and electric motors, no charging necessary.
So the drivetrain is where your research starts. toyota.com lists front-wheel drive or available Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive, and each Camry listing names its own.
Hybrid is decided for you. The drivetrain is yours to pick.
Toyota calls the Blind Spot Monitor standard. For the rest, the listing shows what a given Camry carries.
Standard, per toyota.com: you get alerted when vehicles enter your vehicle's blind spots on the road.
The available digital gauge cluster and HUD put the Camry's vitals right in front of you for easy access, in Toyota's words.
Toyota says it helps navigate the ebb and flow of stop-and-go traffic on controlled access freeways. It requires an active Drive Connect trial or subscription.
Features as toyota.com listed them on September 28, 2026; check toyota.com and each vehicle listing for current equipment.
Open the new Camry listings. Each names its grade and equipment; jot down the drivetrain on the ones you like.
Our new cars and minivans page sets the Camry among Toyota's cars, and the new hybrids page among its hybrids.
Phone sales on (239) 301-3156 with the listing in hand. We will confirm a time, and you drive that Camry from the store.
Cross-shopping within the Toyota lineup? Read our 4Runner research guide or our Prius research guide next.
No. toyota.com calls the Camry's powertrain all-hybrid and lists the Camry in its Hybrid category, with no gas-only version beside it.
No. The Camry sits in Toyota's Hybrid category, which Toyota describes as gas engines and electric motors with no charging necessary.
Yes, as an option. toyota.com lists Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive as available, alongside front-wheel drive.
On toyota.com and on each vehicle listing. We print no figures here, so the ones you read there belong to the Camry in front of you.
Yes. Choose a listing and phone sales on (239) 301-3156; we will confirm a time for your drive at the store.
Pick a listing, call sales, and take that Camry for a drive. Germain Toyota of Naples has been family-owned since 1947.
Model names, powertrain types and features are as toyota.com lists them, and equipment varies by grade. Inventory changes daily and all vehicles are subject to prior sale. ToyotaCare covers normal factory-scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 25,000 miles on model year 2026 and earlier Toyotas and for 1 year or 10,000 miles on model year 2027 and later, whichever comes first (Mirai: 3 years or 35,000 miles), with roadside assistance for 2 years, or 3 years on Mirai, Prius, battery electric and plug-in hybrid models, at unlimited mileage; terms are set by Toyota; see the store for full terms and exclusions. Hybrid battery coverage runs to 10 years or 150,000 miles from the in-service date, whichever comes first, on eligible new vehicles. Advertised vehicle prices include the $1,188 dealer fee and the $389 electronic filing fee. Taxes and government fees, including tag, title and registration, are not included. Financing is subject to approved credit and not all applicants qualify. Germain Toyota of Naples, 13315 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34110. Sales (239) 301-3156.