According to the official website of Toyota Vietnam, the listed prices of the Camry model for the month of August 2025 are as follows: 2.0Q, HEV MID, and HEV TOP versions are priced at 1.232, 1.472, and 1.542 billion VND, respectively.
This means that the price of the best-selling D-segment sedan on the market has increased by 12 million VND compared to the previous month, across all versions.
The new price of the Camry sedan line on the Toyota Vietnam homepage applies regardless of color.
Previously, consumers purchasing the new generation Toyota Camry would have had to pay an additional 12 million VND for colors such as Pearl White, Red, and Gray Metallic.
However, when checking the prices on the official website at the moment, this model is now offered at a uniform price for all versions, with no differentiation based on color.
The Corolla Cross, another Toyota model, has also seen a slight price increase. Specifically, the 1.8-liter gasoline version and the hybrid HEV version have both increased by 8 million VND. The new prices are 828 million VND and 913 million VND, respectively.
Similar to the Camry, the Corolla Cross’s selling price used to include an additional 8 million VND for the Pearl White color option. However, with the new prices listed on the homepage, this difference has been eliminated.
Another Toyota model, the Fortuner, has also seen a slight price increase, but only for the two Legender 2.7L gasoline engine versions. Specifically, the price of the Fortuner Legender 2.7 AT 4×2 has increased by 8 million VND to 1.298 billion VND, while the Fortuner Legender 2.7 AT 4×4 has also increased by 8 million VND to 1.403 billion VND.
The two Toyota Fortuner Legender 2.7L gasoline engine versions, imported from Indonesia, have a slight price increase.
The Japanese automaker has not provided a reason for the price adjustments of these models. However, the models that have increased in price this time have in common the fact that they are imported from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand (Camry, Corolla Cross) and Indonesia (Fortuner Legender).
Therefore, the latest price increase is likely related to recent exchange rate fluctuations, which have increased the cost of these imported vehicles.
Earlier this year, Toyota Vietnam also increased prices for a range of imported models, including the Innova Cross, Alphard, Land Cruiser, and Raize. The increases ranged from 12 to 294 million VND depending on the model and version.
In addition to adjusting the prices of some models and versions in Vietnam, Toyota is also maintaining promotions for key products, including the Vios, Veloz Cross, Avanza Premio, Yaris Cross, and Corolla Cross.
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