Toyota Camry VS Honda Accord hybrid comparison // Which hybrid for you?

This is a Motormouth couple car comparison of the all-new 2025 Toyota Camry versus the Honda Accord hybrid. The Toyota Camry has a 2.5L 4-cylinder engine with Toyota’s 5th generation hybrid system, it’s matched to an eCVT. FWD models get a combined 225 horsepower and AWD models 232 horsepower. The Honda Accord Hybrid has a 2L 4-cylinder matched to an eCVT, it has a combined 204 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque. There is only a FWD option. You can use regular fuel in both the Camry and Accord hybrids. In Canada, the Toyota Camry offers more trims than the Accord making it a more affordable option if you are on a tighter budget. In the US, there are more Accord trims. Once you get up to the higher trims of the Camry, features and pricing balances out between the two. The Honda Accord hybrid has a clean and modern interior design and comes standard with a 10.2” digital driver display and a 12.3” touchscreen with wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto. Standard features include, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a moonroof, a power driver’s seat and cloth upholstery, available perforated leather. The Toyota Camry interior sees a lot of great improvements compared to the outgoing model especially the centre console layout. The seats are comfortable offering enough body support. In Canada, considering the price point of the SE model, the Camry comes with some nice standard features, heated front seats, a power driver’s seat, heated steering wheel, a wireless charger, 8” touchscreen and 7” driver display. In the US, there is a more stripped down LE base model which we don’t get in Canada anymore, it’s such a great option to have for affordability. The Toyota Camry’s dual 12.3” screens are standard on the XSE and XLE models. In Canada, the panoramic sunroof is also standard on those two top trims. In the US it’s an add-on. If you don’t want to make the stretch to the top trims, there is a moonroof that is available on the base model as an add-on. Available features on the Camry and Accord include, ventilated front seats, a power passenger seat, lumbar support for the driver, head-up display, driver seat memory and a 9-speaker JBL sound system. The Camry doesn’t have heated rear seats, the Accord does. The Camry has an available panoramic sunroof, the Accord does not. Andrea Instagram   / motormouth_andrea   Zack Instagram   / motormouth_auto