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Hybrid on Mazda horizonDec 2011

Hybrid on Mazda horizon

Lessons from first hybrid due 2013 will see Mazda ‘improve’ on Toyota system: CEO

Camry XV50Dec 2011

Camry XV50

An all-new version of Australia’s best-selling mid-size car, the Toyota Camry, was launched in December 2011 to take on rivals for both fleet and private sales.Toyota dropped a number of the previous model variants, choosing instead to focus on the fleet-oriented Altise and the Atara that was designed to appeal to private buyers. The Atara came in three trim specifications – S, SX and SL.The Japanese giant managed to keep the same price on the Altise and Atara SL as the previous model.The Aussie-built sedan was again available only with a four-cylinder engine, leaving the Camry-based Aurion as a V6-powered family car rival for the Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon.Camry’s 2.5-litre engine produced 133kW in the Atara, but 135kW in the Altise with its dual exhaust.Fuel efficiency improved over the previous model with Toyota claiming a figure of 7.8L/100km.The Camry was only available with a six-speed automatic transmission, the slow-selling five-speed manual having been dropped from the line-up in the previous model.The family favourite scored well in crash testing with ANCAP awarding Camry a maximum five-star safety rating.Four months after launching the seventh-generation Camry, Toyota Australia released the hybrid version, combining a 105kW electric motor with a 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that developed 118kW.Fuel consumption was rated at 5.2L/100km on the combined test cycle – an improvement of 0.8L/100km on the previous generation.The original Camry Hybrid sold in relatively modest numbers in Australia, mostly to government and fleet buyers, so Toyota reduced the entry price by $2000 to entice buyers.The green machine was available in two trim levels, the Camry H and Camry HL (Hybrid Luxury).

Market Insight: Study finds inherent safety in hybridsNov 2011

Market Insight: Study finds inherent safety...

Hybrids have a safety advantage over equivalent conventional models: US study

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