Camry Hybrid Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Toyota sells the current Camry as a hybrid sedan, so shopping for a "Camry hybrid" and shopping for a Camry are the same job. That simplifies the price question: you are choosing a trim, not a powertrain, and the ladder is short enough to compare in one glance.

The 2026 trim prices below come from SlashGear, a review published in May 2026. Toyota has since announced the 2027 model, which is covered further down. Prices change with model years and with mid-year adjustments, so treat any list as a snapshot.

The LE is the starting point at $29,300. The SE follows at $31,800, and the XLE at $34,500. The sportier XSE reaches $35,700.

The Nightshade Edition is listed at $32,800, between the SE and the XLE in price. It is an appearance-focused edition, so look at its equipment list next to the SE and XLE before deciding which one fits your priorities.

A sedan buyer who commutes alone or with one passenger may find the LE covers everything needed. The higher trims are for people who want added comfort and styling touches.

The destination fee for the 2026 Camry was listed at $1,195. It is charged on top of the MSRP and shows up as a separate line on the window sticker. For a rough total before taxes and options, add it to the trim price you are considering.

Toyota's October 2026 announcement puts the 2027 Camry LE at $29,700, excluding dealer processing and handling. That is the only 2027 figure in this guide, and it covers the LE alone. If you are shopping now, ask dealers which model year they have in stock, because remaining 2026 cars and arriving 2027 cars can carry different prices and different incentives.

A hybrid sedan has fewer big decisions than an SUV, but extras still add up:

• Taxes, title, and registration, which vary by state.
• Dealer documentation fees.
• Paint, wheel, and accessory packages added at the dealership.
• Whether the dealer discounts, charges MSRP, or adds a markup in your market.

Because the list price is lower than on many vehicles, dealer extras take a bigger share of the total here than they would on a luxury car. Ask for an itemized out-the-door quote and compare it against at least one other dealer.

Some Camry trims can be ordered with all-wheel drive, which adds to the price of the trim you pick. The table above lists base prices only, so ask the dealer to price the exact drivetrain you want. The same goes for any two-tone or special paint, since optional colors and packages are not included in the base figures.

Sedans trade some cargo flexibility for lower prices and an easier drive in town. If you often carry bulky items or tall passengers, check the trunk and rear seat in person. If your driving is mostly commuting, a sedan's lower sticker price and simpler trim ladder may suit you.

Fuel use depends on how and where you drive, so work out your own costs from the EPA estimate on the window sticker and your local fuel prices.