Toyota Camry Hybrid recalls and problems by year

NHTSA lists 18 recalls and 1,396 owner complaints for the Toyota Camry Hybrid (model years 2006–2026). The most reported problem area is service brakes (566 complaints), followed by vehicle speed control (255 complaints). The 2025 model year has the most recalls (6).

Model yearRecallsComplaintsCrashesFires
20263144 130
20256173 171
202410 00
202321 00
202212 00
202118 00
202029 00
2019211 30
2018028 20
201715 00
201615 00
2015015 20
2014125 70
2013127 40
2012155 110
2011223 40
2010210 10
20094118 103
20082162 132
20073602 317
200602 00

By complaints filed, the peak model years are 2007 (602), 2025 (173) and 2008 (162). Among model years at least two years old, the 2024 has the fewest complaints on file (0).

Most reported problem areas

What owners name in their complaints across all Toyota Camry Hybrid model years. A complaint can name more than one area.

Problem areaComplaintsModel years
Service brakes566 11 of 21
Vehicle speed control255 11 of 21
Electronic stability control (ESC)145 4 of 21
Structure124 11 of 21
Electrical system114 10 of 21

Latest 8 of 18 recalls

RecallDateProblem areaModel yearsVehicles
26V511000Aug 6, 2026 Seat belts: front, warning light/devices2025–2026508,354
25V869000Dec 16, 2025 Hybrid propulsion system: inverter2025–202655,405
25V744000Oct 30, 2025 Back over prevention: display function2025–20261,024,407
25V595000Sep 11, 2025 Electrical system: instrument cluster/panel2025591,377
25V059000Feb 6, 2025 Seat belts: rear/other, webbing202540,922
24V548000Jul 23, 2024 Equipment: other, labels202533,848
24V128000Feb 21, 2024 Seats20234,212
23V865000Dec 20, 2023 Air bags: sensor, occupant classification2020–2021999,901

Vehicles: the manufacturer's estimate of all vehicles potentially affected by the recall, across every model it covers. Each model-year page lists what its recalls fix.

Owners reported a crash in 116 complaints and a fire in 13 complaints; 76 people injured and 0 deaths are recorded in these reports. These are the owners' accounts, not findings of cause.

Complaint counts grow with how many cars were sold and how long they have been on the road; compare years with that in mind. Complaints are unverified owner reports.