Toyota set to bring Camry back to Japan with reverse imports from US

Automobiles Toyota set to bring Camry back to Japan with reverse imports from US Automaker aims to sell 10,000 units of the American-made sedan a year in home market The Camry is sold in more than 100 countries and regions. Sales in Japan ended with 2023. (Photo by Azusa Kawakami) Nikkei staff writers November 10, 2026 01:56 JST NAGOYA, Japan -- Toyota Motor is poised to relaunch its Camry in Japan as early as this month, Nikkei has learned, hoping to make the U.S.-built sedan a key model in the domestic market. Read Next Automobiles Toyota ready to 'regain market share' in China on expanded local sourcing Automobiles Toyota, Honda, Nissan slash China output as gasoline car market shrinks Electric vehicles Seres, Li Auto join Chinese EVs' charge into Europe Electric vehicles Thailand to raise tax on imported EVs to 35% as Chinese brands gain ground Automobiles Toyota to bring Celica back to premier rally racing after 32-year break Automobiles Nissan to roll out China-made Frontier Pro pickup truck in Mexico Electric vehicles Suzuki undercuts BYD in Japan with cheapest-in-class mini EV Latest on Automobiles Automobiles Honda to build first US auto plant in 2 decades as hybrid demand rises Automobiles Japan headlight king Koito tears down Chinese rivals' lamps for bright ideas Automobiles Bridgestone revs up output of massive mining tires on AI-driven demand Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.