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2026 Camry

Toyota's mid-size sedan, now hybrid-only, with front- or all-wheel drive and Canadian pricing from $34,575 MSRP, according to Toyota Canada. A research reference built around the questions sedan shoppers ask, not a marketplace listing.

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The current Camry generation arrived for 2025 as a hybrid-only sedan, and every 2026 trim in Canada uses a 2.5L four-cylinder with electric motors and a CVT. Front-wheel-drive versions make 225 net hp and all-wheel-drive versions 232 net hp. The lineup runs from the SE FWD at $34,575 through the new Nightshade AWD at $39,397 to the XSE AWD at $45,330, according to Toyota Canada.

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Zack and Andrea on the Camry.

Their look at the 2026 Camry updates.

From the MotorMouth YouTube channel, May 22, 2025, shown with YouTube's privacy-enhanced player.

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Compare the Canadian Camry lineup.

Starting MSRP as published by Toyota Canada. Freight, fees and taxes are extra; ask the dealer for the all-in price.

Data reference, October 23, 2026

2026 Toyota Camry trim comparison

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Question	SE FWDSE, SE UpgradeFrom $34,575	SE AWDSE Upgrade, NightshadeFrom $38,270	Premium AWDXLE, XSEFrom $45,225
PriceTrims and MSRPToyota Canada pricing.	SE FWD $34,575 SE Upgrade FWD $36,625	SE Upgrade AWD $38,270 Nightshade AWD $39,397	XLE AWD $45,225 XSE AWD $45,330
PowertrainHybrid systemToyota Canada.	2.5L four-cylinder with electric motors and CVT
Net outputToyota Canada.	225 hp	232 hp
DriveToyota Canada.	Front-wheel drive	All-wheel drive
FuelCombined fuel consumptionToyota Canada rating for FWD. No AWD figure is published in the release.	4.9 L/100 km (48 mpg US)	Not listed
FeaturesWheelsToyota Canada.	16-inch (SE), 18-inch (SE Upgrade)	18-inch (SE Upgrade), 19-inch black (Nightshade)	18-inch (XLE), 19-inch (XSE)
Screens and audioToyota Canada.	8-inch Toyota Multimedia screen, 7-inch digital gauges, six speakers (SE)		12.3-inch display, nine-speaker JBL audio, head-up display
PracticalitySeating and comfortToyota Canada.	Five seats, heated front seats standard		Five seats; heated, ventilated and power front seats

SE FWD From $34,575

Trims and MSRPSE FWD $34,575
SE Upgrade FWD $36,625

Hybrid system2.5L four-cylinder with electric motors and CVT

Net output225 hp

DriveFront-wheel drive

Combined fuel consumption4.9 L/100 km (48 mpg US)

Wheels16-inch (SE), 18-inch (SE Upgrade)

Screens and audio8-inch Toyota Multimedia screen, 7-inch digital gauges, six speakers (SE)

Seating and comfortFive seats, heated front seats standard

SE AWD From $38,270

Trims and MSRPSE Upgrade AWD $38,270
Nightshade AWD $39,397

Hybrid system2.5L four-cylinder with electric motors and CVT

Net output232 hp

DriveAll-wheel drive

Combined fuel consumptionNot listed

Wheels18-inch (SE Upgrade), 19-inch black (Nightshade)

Screens and audio8-inch Toyota Multimedia screen, 7-inch digital gauges, six speakers (SE)

Seating and comfortFive seats, heated front seats standard

Premium AWD From $45,225

Trims and MSRPXLE AWD $45,225
XSE AWD $45,330

Hybrid system2.5L four-cylinder with electric motors and CVT

Net output232 hp

DriveAll-wheel drive

Combined fuel consumptionNot listed

Wheels18-inch (XLE), 19-inch (XSE)

Screens and audio12.3-inch display, nine-speaker JBL audio, head-up display

Seating and comfortFive seats; heated, ventilated and power front seats

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What Canadian shoppers ask

The questions Camry shoppers bring to the showroom.

Drawn from 2,573 Camry comments posted since 2023 on the MotorMouth YouTube channel. Question themes sit apart from verified vehicle facts and help prepare a more useful test drive.

01

Why hybrid only?

The hybrid question is the biggest theme, raised in 548 Camry comments, and Zack and Andrea asked viewers whether they will miss the V6. Every 2026 Camry in Canada is a hybrid, with 225 net hp in front-wheel-drive form and 232 net hp with all-wheel drive, according to Toyota Canada. One prospective buyer wrote, after the first look: "I am happy they didn't stick a little turbo engine in it."

Take this to your test drive

Try a full-throttle highway merge on your test drive to judge the hybrid's power for yourself.

02

What does it cost?

Price and value come up in 501 comments. Toyota Canada lists the 2026 Camry from $34,575 for the SE FWD to $45,330 for the XSE AWD, with all-wheel drive from $38,270 on the SE Upgrade AWD.

Take this to your test drive

Ask for the all-in price with freight and fees, and the delivery time for the trim and colour you want.

03

Do I need all-wheel drive?

Winter driving and all-wheel drive come up in 163 comments. In Canada, AWD is offered on the SE Upgrade AWD, Nightshade, XLE and XSE, and adds 7 hp over the FWD versions, according to Toyota Canada. One long-time Honda owner wrote: "As someone who always had Honda vehicles and motorcycles, I would take the AWD Camry in a heart beat."

Take this to your test drive

Compare the SE Upgrade FWD and SE Upgrade AWD, which Toyota Canada prices $1,645 apart, and fit winter tires either way.

04

How much fuel will it use?

Fuel economy comes up in 187 comments. Toyota Canada rates the front-wheel-drive 2026 Camry at 4.9 L/100 km (48 mpg US) combined. One viewer wrote: "I recently pulled a 2025 Camry Hybrid as a rental car with less than 500km. I was ANNOYED at how good it was."

Take this to your test drive

Ask the dealer for the AWD rating on the trim you want, and reset the trip computer on your test drive.

05

Does the design stand out?

Styling is discussed in 531 comments, and the current Camry's look has plenty of fans. For 2026 the Nightshade adds 19-inch black wheels, midnight black metallic trim and gloss black badging, in White, Supersonic Red or Midnight Black Metallic. One viewer wrote: "I love the interior and exterior much better on this new model. I especially love the red seats."

Take this to your test drive

See the SE, Nightshade and XSE side by side, since wheels and trim change the look a lot.

06

What tech do I get?

Interior and tech come up in 331 comments. The SE has an 8-inch Toyota Multimedia screen, a 7-inch digital gauge cluster and a wireless charging dock; the XLE and XSE add a 12.3-inch display, nine-speaker JBL audio and a head-up display, according to Toyota Canada. One viewer likes the layout: "I love the idea of integrating screen into the cabin."

Take this to your test drive

Pair your phone on the test drive, and ask which connected services are included and for how long.

07

Which trim should I choose?

The SE Upgrade adds 18-inch wheels, a moonroof and an auto-dimming mirror; the Nightshade builds on the SE Upgrade AWD; the XLE adds leather, a memory driver's seat and a panoramic moonroof; and the XSE adds 19-inch wheels and a Panoramic View Monitor, according to Toyota Canada. One SE AWD owner wrote: "Got my new 2025 Camry SE AWD with all the bells & whistles. The seats are super comfy and I love it."

Take this to your test drive

Decide which three features matter most, then find the lowest trim that has all of them.

08

How does it compare with other mid-size sedans?

Engine and power come up in 266 comments, and Zack and Andrea compared the Camry with the Honda Accord hybrid. The Camry pairs its hybrid system with available all-wheel drive, which Toyota Canada offers on four of six trims. One viewer summed up the segment: "I think if you want a mid-size sedan, the Camry is pretty tough to beat."

Take this to your test drive

Drive your shortlist back to back on the same roads, and compare rear-seat room and trunk opening.

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Sources were retrieved on October 23, 2026. Specifications, equipment, price and availability can change. Confirm the exact Canadian build sheet before purchase.

Toyota Canada, What's New: The 2026 Toyota Camry, September 8, 2025 2026 trims and MSRP, hybrid system and net output, drive by trim, fuel consumption, Nightshade details, trim features, seating.
MotorMouth audience research 2,573 Camry comments posted since 2023 on the MotorMouth YouTube channel, read on October 23, 2026. Quoted comments are about the current Camry and lightly cleaned for readability.

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