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2022 Toyota Camry
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2022 Toyota Camry Pricing and Specs

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$31,790*

The Toyota Camry 2022 prices range from $23,990 for the basic trim level Sedan Camry Ascent + SAT NAV to $49,888 for the top of the range Sedan Camry SL Hybrid.

The Toyota Camry 2022 is available in Premium Unleaded Petrol and Hybrid with Premium Unleaded. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 2.5L 8 SP Automatic to the Sedan 2.5L Continuous Variable.

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Toyota Camry Models SPECS PRICE
Ascent 2.5LPremium Unleaded Petrol8 speed automatic $30,140 – 36,300
Ascent + SAT NAV 2.5LPremium Unleaded Petrol8 speed automatic $31,130 – 37,510
Ascent + SAT NAV Hybrid 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $33,880 – 40,370
Ascent Hybrid 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $33,110 – 39,380
Ascent Sport Hybrid 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $35,530 – 42,240
SL Hybrid 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $45,870 – 53,350
SX Hybrid 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $38,940 – 45,760

Toyota Camry 2022 FAQs

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  • I am looking for a list of new cars (sedans to SUV) available in Australia with City AEB, particularly where the AEB operates at low speed...

    This raises a very interesting question, so I checked the status of the Camry’s AEB system with Toyota Australia. The first thing I learned was that every current-model Camry is fitted with Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB). That is, the vehicle will apply its own brakes to avoid you running into an object in front. 

    So why didn’t the AEB save you this time? There are a couple of theories within Toyota. The first is that, ironically, you might not have been going fast enough. The Camry’s AEB works only at speeds over 10km/h (up to 180km/h). So, it’s still classed as City AEB. But if you were trickling along at walking pace in stop-start traffic, you might not have been going fast enough to trigger an AEB response.

    But it’s also interesting that you say your foot slipped off the brake pedal. There’s speculation that the AEB system will only operate if it thinks the driver has missed an obstacle. But if you were braking, the system may have interpreted that as you being in full control and has therefore left the AEB dormant.

    The Camry also has Brake-Assist (BAS) technology where the car will detect a potential crash and apply extra brake pressure if your foot isn’t already applying enough. But that system only works above 30km/h, so if you weren’t travelling that fast, again, the system might not have been called in to act. And, again, there’s the question of your foot slipping off the brake pedal at a point in proceedings where there simply wasn’t enough time for the AEB or BAS to intervene.

    You can check out the Carsguide website for full safety specifications on a huge range of makes and models available in Australia. But you might find other cars in the same situation as you’ve described would have behaved exactly as your Camry did.

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