About 2021 Toyota Camry All 2021 Camry models debut Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, the automaker's newest version of the driver assist technology suite that includes automatic emergency braking. Camry also gets an added dose of tech and luxury with a new floating multimedia screen in 7-inch or 9-inch sizes, plus a new herringbone seat pattern on the XLE grade. Capping off the long list of enhancements, restyled front ends lend greater distinction among Camry grades. This expansion for 2021 follows a year in which Camry added an all-wheel drive option and its first-ever TRD performance model. The L grade has been discontinued for 2021. A new look up front distinguishes the comfort-oriented LE and XLE grades from the sport-oriented SE and XSE for 2021. A new front fascia for the Camry LE and XLE grades shows a more defined lower intake area. The LE also debuts a new 17-inch alloy wheel design, while the XLE features a redesigned 18-inch alloy wheel. The SE and XSE grades show off a bolder redesigned lower fascia shape featuring a honeycomb style grille and side vent inserts, plus new side vent accents. The performance-tuned Camry TRD keeps its exclusive, aero-enhanced design. Accentuating the revised design, the 2021 Camry augments its exterior paint palette with new Blueprint replacing Blue Streak Metallic and a new, exclusive color for the Camry TRD, Ice Edge with a two-tone Midnight Black Metallic roof. The XSE grades now offer the two-tone Supersonic Red with Midnight Black Metallic roof combination. Camry's interior melds functionality, elegant styling, and impeccable craftsmanship. The dash design gives the driver a sporty cockpit-type feel while treating both the driver and the front passenger to expansive outward visibility. Camry offers a choice of three powertrains: 203-horsepower, 2.5-liter Dynamic Force four-cylinder; 301-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 and next-generation Toyota Hybrid System.