The 2025 Toyota Camry LE vs XLE [A Guide]

Shopping for a new 2025 Toyota Camry? You’ve got plenty of options, and that means it’s time to do the research and decide which one suits your drive time needs best. Today we’re comparing two of the most popular trims: The Toyota Camry LE vs XLE. See how these two exceptional sedans compare so you can decide which one to test drive at Toyota of Orlando!

The 2025 Toyota Camry LE: What to Know

If you recall, the 2025 Toyota Camry is completely redesigned and all models – including the Toyota Camry LE – have a hybrid powertrain. The LE is the base model of the trim but don’t assume you’ll be missing out if you choose it. It has exceptional features, a reliable performance, and a classic but stylish design that appeals to pretty much everyone. The 2025 Toyota Camry LE has a starting MSRP of $28,400 and gets 53/50 mpg.

The 2025 Toyota Camry XLE: What to Know

What about the 2025 Toyota Camry XLE? This model is also a hybrid and it has a starting MSRP of $33,400. However, with that higher MSRP you’re going to get more features, more tech, and different design elements to choose from. This particular Orlando Toyota gets 48/47 mpg.

So how does the 2025 Toyota Camry LE vs XLE comparison look when you dive into the details? Let’s take a closer look at these two best-sellers.

Orlando Toyota Camry LE vs XLE: Your Comparison Guide

The Technology: We know that some drivers are very invested in their car’s tech while others just want enough to get them from point A to point B comfortably. Here’s how the Toyota Camry LE vs XLE comparison looks in terms of technology.

• In the LE model,  you’ll get a standard rearview mirror while the XLE ups the ante with an auto-dimming rearview mirror to help deflect those headlights.
• You’ll get a bit more in terms of entertainment tech with the Camry XLE. While the LE offers an 8-inch multimedia screen for your Toyota Audio System, the XLE model has a larger 12.3-inch multimedia screen to utilize.
• You also have better sound system options in the XLE. You can go for a 9-speaker JBL audio system in this model while the LE caps out at a 6-speaker sound system that’s not JBL… it depends on what you want most out of your drive time.
• The Camry XLE also offers a 10-inch color head up display, a feature not found on the LE model.

Both models offer features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Qi wireless charging, Toyota Connected Services, USB-C ports, and Bluetooth wireless tech.

The Safety: Safety is intergated deeply into every single new Toyota at Toyota of Orlando, and the new Camry is no exception. Here’s how safety pans out in the 2025 Toyota Camry LE vs XLE:

• Both of these Orlando Toyotas come with a backup camera, Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, the Star Safety System, and a tire pressure monitor.
• The XLE comes with a bit more tech than the LE model – you’ll get features including:
  • Panoramic view monitor
  • Traffic Jam Assist
  • Lane Change Assist
  • Rear Cross-Traffic Braking
  • Front Cross-Traffic Alert

No matter which model you choose, you’re in good hands, but if you want extra peace of mind, you may want to opt for the XLE.

The Interiors: Everyone who gets behind the wheel of the 2025 Toyota Camry loves what they find, and that’s definitely the case in both of these models. However, the Camry LE vs XLE comparison definitely has its differences when it comes to the interior and cabin. Both seat five and offer a spacious and comfortable space to ride in, and both offer features like dual zone automatic climate control and push button start. However, here’s where these Orlando Toyotas differ.

• The Camry LE offers optional heated seats, but this cozy feature comes standard on the XLE model. Further, you can add the option of heated AND ventilated seats on the XLE models.
• The LE offers you the option of fabric or sport fabric. When you move into the XLE, on the other hand, you’ll get sleek leather and microfiber trimmed seats. The XLE model also offers a leather-trimmed steering wheel (a feature not found on the LE).
• The Camry XLE interior has white ambient lighting inside the cabin for a sophisticated touch, but you can’t get this option on the LE.
• Your digital gauge cluster in the LE model is 7 inches while the XLE model’s gauge cluster is 12.3 inches.
• The XLE offers a driver’s seat with a two-position memory function… you won’t find this on the LE base model.

It all boils down to what you want out of your interior—both of these Orlando Toyota options offer plenty of choices!

The Performance: We know that both of these Toyotas are hybrids and share characteristics like automatic transmissions and all-wheel drive options. Here are some of the other performance aspects they share for the 2025 model year:

• 2.5-Liter, 4-cylinder DOHC 16-valve engine with Variable Valve Timing-intelligence (VVT-i)
• Sport, ECO, EV, and Normal drive modes
• Electric power steering
• Independent MacPherson strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension

And with both, you’ll get an exceptional hybrid performance with great fuel efficiency.

The Style: Both of these models have sleek, sophisticated style inside and out, but since the MSRPs differ you’ll see more options available on the XLE model. Here’s how the Camry LE vs XLE comparison turns out when it comes to style:

• Both of these models bring LED exterior lighting (including daytime running lights), multiple alloy wheel options, and heated power mirrors.
• On the Camry LE, you’ll have options like a blacked out grille, the option of a power moonroof, a black rear lower diffuser, and chrome badging.
• On the Camry XLE, you’ll have options like a dark grey metallic grille, two-toned alloy wheels, the option of a panoramic glass roof, and a gloss-black rear diffuser.

Both models come in multiple color options so you can tailor your new Toyota to your preferences!

Shop them both at Toyota of Orlando

Still not sure which to choose when it comes to the Camry LE vs XLE? Shop them both at Toyota of Orlando today – we’re open until 10pm every night at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia.

 

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