Toyota’s new Camry Nightshade is bolder than anything we’ve seen before

Toyota has unveiled its bold new Camry Nightshade Edition that will be joining its 2026 lineup – and it looks incredible.

Toyota launched the Camry more than four decades ago in 1982. 

Since then, there have been numerous models and variations from the Japanese carmaker, including the Nightshade Edition. 

Now, the marque has unveiled the updated and revamped Camry Nightshade Edition, and it looks bolder than ever. 

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The new Toyota Camry Nightshade Edition is bold and beautiful

Since the car was launched back in the 1980s, the Camry has earned itself a solid reputation for reliability and dependability. 

A woman in Florida managed to rack up 500,000 miles in her 1999 model, while a woman who bought herself a 2025 was blown away by its low fuel costs. 

Last year, Toyota launched its ninth generation of the beloved car.

It was unveiled with four trims: the LE, SE, XLE, and XSE. 

Now, the carmaker has announced the Nightshade Edition, which will be joining the line-up in 2026.

The carmaker says its Nightshade version ‘amps up the Camry’s already striking appearance’ – and it isn’t wrong. 

The Nightshade Edition has several Midnight Black Metallic design elements, including the front grille, air curtains, door handles, mirror caps, shark fin antenna, rear lower sport diffuser, and rear spoiler. 

It is available in three colors: Ice Cap, Supersonic Red, and Midnight Black Metallic, all of which feature the Midnight Black Metallic accented parts. 

The new edition is set to land later this year

Alongside the new design elements and paintwork, the Nightshade Edition gets a new set of 19-inch wheels and sleek gloss black badging. 

The new trim is a bold and daring look, while still keeping things Camry. 

“This new blacked-out sporty appearance enhances the undeniable Camry vibe,” the marque says. 

With the introduction of the Nightshade Edition, Toyota now gives customers five trims to choose from in its 2026 lineup. 

All five are available in either front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive.  

Toyota says its 2026 models will be landing in dealerships in fall 2025. 

Pricing for the 2025 Camry starts at $32,135 for the entry-level model, going up to $36,035 for the top-of-the-line XSE.

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