Key facts
- Toyota aims to sell 10,000 Camry units a year in Japan, Nikkei reported.
- The Japan-bound Camry will be built in the United States and converted to right-hand drive.
- Toyota had previously targeted an autumn 2026 launch for the Camry in Japan.
- Camry sales in Japan ended in 2023, and the model is sold in more than 100 countries and regions.
Toyota Motor plans to relaunch the Camry in Japan as early as late November, Nikkei reported on November 9, 2026, bringing back a sedan whose domestic sales ended in 2023. The automaker has notified domestic dealerships of the plan, according to the report.
The Japan-bound cars will be built in the United States and converted to right-hand drive, and Toyota aims to sell 10,000 units a year in its home market. Toyota had previously said it intended to launch the Camry in Japan in autumn 2026.
The Camry is sold in more than 100 countries and regions. Toyota said in December 2025 that it would bring three US-built models to Japan from 2026, and it began selling the Highlander and Tundra there in April 2026 while saying the Camry would follow once preparations were complete.