What is the emission standard for the seventh-generation Camry?
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The seventh-generation Camry complies with the China IV emission standard. Additional details about the seventh-generation Camry are as follows: 1. The seventh-generation Camry is equipped with a Hill Logic Control System. When driving on slopes, the transmission automatically assesses the road conditions and selects either the uphill or downhill logic function, utilizing the most appropriate gear. This eliminates the need for frequent gear shifts, enhancing driving safety and comfort while prolonging the lifespan of the transmission and brake pads. 2. The seventh-generation Camry's engine features the ACIS Intelligent Harmonic Intake System. During low-speed operation, the engine leverages the pressure wave wavelength advantage of the longer intake pipe to improve intake efficiency, resulting in higher torque output.
As a car tech enthusiast, I have to say the emission standards for the 7th-gen Camry are quite complex. Launched in 2011, most models initially complied with China IV standards, but after policy updates, the majority post-2015 were upgraded to China V. This was mainly due to Toyota's optimized engine control technologies like fuel injection systems and catalytic converters, which better reduced nitrogen oxides and particulates in exhaust. If checking specific models, you'll need to verify the production date or VIN to confirm the standard. I recommend consulting Toyota's official website or repair manuals for accuracy to avoid annual inspection issues. Owner feedback on the 7th-gen Camry has been positive—stable power, low fuel consumption, and much more eco-friendly emissions. With China now implementing China VI standards, be extra careful when buying used cars. I often study these details and feel policy changes are rapid—China IV was once common but now seems outdated.
