22,257 Toyota Camry Sedans Recalled in India After Camera System Malfunction Detected

Toyota sells vehicles across multiple segments in the Indian market. The manufacturer also offers the Toyota Camry in the luxury sedan segment. According to media reports, the manufacturer has issued a recall for thousands of units after discovering a defect in this SUV. According to media reports, a recall has been issued for thousands of units of Toyota's luxury sedan, the Toyota Camry, following reports of a defect. The recall covers 22,257 units.

There are reports of a software defect in the sedan. This software, associated with the car's 360-degree camera, has revealed this defect. As a result, such a number of cars have been recalled. According to reports, the infotainment system in the car may freeze while reversing.

Toyota launched this SUV in the Indian market last December. It features a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system that also displays information from the PMV.

For those who own units of this car, Toyota is providing information through emails, by phone, and by text. After this, they will have to take the car to the nearest service centre. There, the affected units will be checked, and the units found defective will be repaired without any additional charge.