Safety & Driver Assistance
Safety is arguably the XV70's biggest advantage over the previous generations.
Toyota introduced the generation with a standard suite of active safety technology, including forward collision detection with pedestrian detection, radar cruise control, lane departure assistance and automatic high beams.
That fundamentally changes the driving experience compared with an XV40 or XV50. The car can assist with maintaining distance, warn the driver about potential collisions and provide steering assistance when lane departure is detected.
Higher specifications add Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, parking sensors, rear cross-traffic braking and eventually more advanced camera systems.
The passive safety structure also benefited from the TNGA platform's increased rigidity and improved crash-energy management.
For a used/reconditioned example, however, ADAS calibration is important. A car repaired after a front-end collision can have improperly aligned radar or camera sensors, so the systems should be tested rather than assumed to work.
Overall, the XV70 represents a huge safety improvement over the XV50.
For the complete equipment breakdown, see the
full safety review and the
full specifications and features. The
full features review puts the safety kit alongside the rest of the vehicle's technology, while the
driving experience review explains how the car behaves on the road. You can also browse the
detailed image gallery,
owner reviews, and
all variants , These details give the Toyota Camry 2.5 Hybrid a clearer safety picture for everyday use.