2015 Toyota Camry XV50

Overview

Engines

2.5L four-cylinder, 3.5L V6, 2.5L four-cylinder hybrid

On record

0 warnings, 1 recall

What changed for 2015

Refresh

• Redesign in all but the roof, 1.8 inches longer. An XSE joins, the V6 is offered only on the XLE and XSE, and five new colors arrive. Toyota

Compare 2015 with 2014

Colors

No paint color is recorded yet.

Also in the generation, years not known: Super White Edmunds, Classic Silver Metallic Edmunds, Barcelona Red Metallic Edmunds, Cosmic Gray Mica Edmunds, Magnetic Gray Metallic Edmunds, Attitude Black Metallic Toyota, Edmunds, Clearwater Blue Toyota, Celestial Silver Metallic Toyota, Edmunds, Ruby Flare Pearl Toyota, Edmunds, Blizzard Pearl Toyota, Edmunds, Predawn Gray Mica Toyota, Edmunds, Blue Crush Metallic Toyota, Midnight Black Metallic Edmunds, Blue Streak Metallic Edmunds, Creme Brulee Mica Edmunds

Interiors in the generation, years not known: Ivory Toyota, Gray Toyota, Black (Premium cloth) Edmunds, Ash (Premium cloth) Edmunds, Black (Leather and suede) Edmunds, Black (Leatherette and cloth) Edmunds, Black and Ash (Leatherette and cloth) Edmunds

Specs

Engines

• 2.5L four-cylinder 2AR-FE engine page Toyota, a published reference

  178 hp, 170 lb-ft

• 3.5L V6 2GR-FE engine page Toyota

  268 hp, 248 lb-ft. XLE and XSE only from 2015

• 2.5L four-cylinder hybrid 2AR-FXE engine page Toyota, a published reference

  200 hp combined

Motors

• Electric drive motor Toyota

Batteries

• Nickel-metal hydride, 1.6 kWh Toyota, a published reference

Transmissions

• 6-speed automatic Toyota, a published reference
• Electronic continuously variable (e-CVT) A published reference

Drivetrains

• Front-wheel drive A published reference

Trims

• LE Toyota
• SE Toyota, a published reference
• XLE Toyota
• XSE (2015–2017) Toyota
• Hybrid LE Toyota
• Hybrid XLE Toyota
• Hybrid SE (2014–2017) Toyota, a published reference

Also in the generation, years not known: L Toyota, a published reference, Blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert Edmunds

Figures for the whole 7th gen

• Production began: August 21, 2011 A published reference
• 2015 redesign: Nearly 2,000 parts changed, only the roof kept, and 1.8 in longer Toyota
• Airbags: Ten, standard Toyota
• Steering: Electric power steering, a first for the Camry Toyota

Watch out

Faults owners and the press report, and how to spot each one.

No warning is written up yet. That means none is recorded, not that there are none.

Recalls

Newest first. Ask the seller for proof the work was done, or check the VIN with NHTSA.

• 2015 Recall 15V144000

  A part of the electric power steering computer may have been damaged in manufacture, and the power steering could fail over time. NHTSA

Checked against NHTSA records on November 2, 2026.

Owning

What owners and buyers say

• Sought after

  The 7th gen as a whole All years

  One source so far

  SlashGear reports that Consumer Reports called these cars a wise used car choice. It notes the generation has the most service communications of any, though many are minor. SlashGear

Maintenance

• Engine oil and filter 2015–2017

  Replace every 10,000 miles or 1 year Toyota

  Only with 0W-20 oil

  Ask the seller: Ask for oil change records, and which oil was used.

• Engine oil and filter, hard use or other oil 2015–2017

  Replace every 5,000 miles or 6 months Toyota

  Only for oil other than 0W-20, dusty roads, repeated short trips in the cold, or long idling

• Engine air filter 2015–2017

  Replace every 30,000 miles Toyota

• Spark plugs 2015–2017

  Replace at 120,000 miles Toyota

• Engine coolant 2015–2017

  Replace first at 100,000 miles or 10 years, then every 50,000 miles or 5 years Toyota

• Automatic transmission fluid, towing 2015–2017

  Replace every 60,000 miles Toyota

  Only for towing, a car-top carrier or heavy loads

Warranty when new