Are the Toyota Camry and Lexus ES the Same?

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OIan
07/29/25 3:55pm
These two cars are not the same. Below are the relevant introductions: 1. Positioning: The difference between the Camry and Lexus ES lies in their brand positioning, with the Lexus ES being more upscale than the Camry. The Camry belongs to Toyota, an ordinary car brand, while Lexus is positioned as a luxury brand, excelling in finer craftsmanship, materials, driving and riding experience, interior, and other aspects compared to the Camry. 2. Camry: The eighth-generation Camry has been launched, adding or upgrading multiple configurations. The flagship, luxury, and sport editions all feature new intelligent rain-sensing wipers; the luxury and sport editions have been upgraded to a 9-inch color touchscreen display, with a 10-inch color HUD head-up display system showing navigation paths and other information, and a new in-car voice navigation system has been added. The flagship edition includes a new rear 220V power outlet. With the addition of TPMS tire pressure monitoring systems to the 2.0 Elite and Leading editions, the entire product line now comes standard with TPMS, displaying numerical values except for the 2.0 Leading and Elite editions. 3. Lexus ES: The Lexus ES is the only model in the Lexus lineup that uses a front-wheel-drive system. The new ES models also come equipped with a series of intelligent and forward-looking active safety configurations, including a pre-collision safety system and a blind-spot monitor (BSM). The pre-collision safety system (PCS) helps actively detect obstacles ahead and automatically applies brake assistance and pre-tightens seat belts when a collision is unavoidable to minimize damage. The blind-spot monitor (BSM) emits radar waves to detect vehicles in blind spots, ensuring safety during lane changes and turns.
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