Audi A4 vs Toyota Camry Comparison

Audi A4 vs Toyota Camry Compare Review at PCauto

2020 Audi A4 public or 2025 Toyota Camry 2.5 HEV, which one suits you best? PCauto car comparison tool delivers the answers. We scrutinize specs, size, price, seating space, equipment, and color selections to pinpoint your perfect vehicle. 2020 Audi A4 public Key Details Priced from TBC, the 2020 Audi A4 public released on -. Its - engine manages a thrifty -L/100km. 2025 Toyota Camry 2.5 HEV Key Details Priced from RM 248,800, the 2025 Toyota Camry 2.5 HEV released on 2024-12-4. Its Petrol Hybrid(HEV,MHEV) engine manages a thrifty 4L/100km. Indecisive? PCauto's car compare tool eliminates guesswork. Check your preferred models, and we'll furnish a meticulous, unbiased evaluation. We weigh vital elements like cost, footprint, palette, accommodations, and consumption, clarifying how 2020 Audi A4 public and 2025 Toyota Camry 2.5 HEV compare. Tap once for specs, aesthetics, and updates, your shortcut to a savvy, stress-free purchase.

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Audi A4 vs Toyota Camry Pros & Cons

	Pros	Cons
Audi A4	Sharp appearanceComfortable interiorOptional 45 engine performance is strong, technical features intuitive, good balance between performance and comfort	High similarity with A3No manual transmission provided, less exciting than some competitors, low-profile styling
Toyota Camry	The exterior design is superior and angular, sporty from any angleThe interior has been improved, with a unique new dashboard design, equipped with all the advanced configurations a full-size luxury car should have The interior space is spacious, with high-end assembly and decorations, the suspension setting is soft, making for a comfortable rideThe hybrid power system is stronger, the fuel efficiency is impressive, and the upgraded interior is pleasing.	The hybrid version of the models sold in Malaysia is not popularThe fuel efficiency of the 2.5-liter gasoline engine is not as good as the hybrid versionAlthough the appearance is sporty, the power output and steering feedback are not satisfactory, focusing more on rear seat comfort than driving appealSteering is numb, no longer have V-6 engine options, some driving assistance features are expensive options