2025 Toyota Camry Earns Five-Star ANCAP Safety Rating with Record Score
The 2025 Toyota Camry has secured a five-star ANCAP safety rating, boasting top scores in adult and child occupant protection. With its hybrid-only lineup and advanced safety features, the Camry continues to set benchmarks in the midsize sedan segment, appealing to both fleet and private buyers.
In a significant achievement for the popular midsize sedan, the 2025 Toyota Camry has secured a coveted five-star safety rating from the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). This latest accolade not only reinforces the Camry's reputation for reliability but also positions it as a leader in vehicle safety.
The new Camry, which marks Toyota's shift to a hybrid-only lineup for this model, impressed ANCAP testers across all safety categories. Notably, it achieved a near-perfect score of 95% in adult occupant protection, setting a high standard for its class. Child occupant protection also scored highly at 87%, while vulnerable road user protection and safety assist features earned 84% and 81% respectively.
Toyota has equipped the 2025 Camry with an extensive array of standard safety features, reflecting the brand's commitment to occupant and pedestrian safety. The suite includes advanced technologies such as autonomous emergency braking with detection for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and oncoming vehicles. Additionally, the Camry boasts intersection collision avoidance assist, emergency steering assist, and wrong-pedal mitigation – features that are becoming increasingly crucial in modern traffic environments.
Carla Hoorweg, ANCAP's Chief Executive Officer, commented on the Camry's performance: "The 2025 Toyota Camry has demonstrated exceptional safety credentials, particularly in adult occupant protection. This result showcases the ongoing advancements in vehicle safety and sets a new benchmark for the midsize sedan segment."
The Camry's safety achievements come alongside its transition to an all-hybrid powertrain, aligning with growing consumer demand for fuel-efficient vehicles. Starting just under $40,000 before on-road costs, with higher trims like the SL priced above $50,000, the new Camry aims to appeal to both fleet buyers (expected to account for 70% of sales) and private consumers seeking an alternative to SUVs.
Sean Hanley, Toyota Australia's Vice President of Sales and Marketing, expressed pride in the Camry's performance: "This five-star ANCAP rating validates our commitment to safety and innovation. The new Camry offers an unparalleled combination of safety, efficiency, and value in the midsize sedan market."
As the automotive industry continues to evolve, with an increasing focus on safety and electrification, the 2025 Toyota Camry's impressive ANCAP performance demonstrates that traditional sedan models can still lead the way in automotive safety and technology.
