Camry

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The Toyota Camry collection is mostly lighting: full headlight assemblies in chrome or black housings, projector and triple-beam LED headlights, RGB and switchback amber signal versions, and LED tail light assemblies, along with door lock actuators and floor mats. Coverage follows the sedan's generations in our fitment tags: 2002–2006, 2007–2011, 2012–2017, the 2018–2024 eighth generation, and the redesigned 2025+ ninth-generation Camry. The eighth generation has the deepest selection, from factory-style replacements to projector and triple-beam upgrades for LE, SE, XLE, XSE and TRD trims.

Headlights are the part buyers most often get wrong on this car, because Toyota offered halogen, HID and LED versions across trims, so OMOTOR lists trim and bulb type on each page and the selector narrows results to your year. Shipping to US addresses is free from our warehouse, returns are accepted within 90 days, and parts carry a 1-year warranty with help from a US-based team that can check a connector photo for you.

What to look for

  • Factory bulb type: a headlight assembly built for halogen trims (L, LE, SE) may not plug into a car that came with factory LED or HID lamps; match the listing to your original headlights.
  • Mid-cycle facelifts: the 2012–2014 and 2015–2017 Camrys share a generation but have different front fascias, so lights are sold by the narrower range.
  • Trim and body: SE/XSE sport trims use darker housings and sometimes different mounting tabs than LE/XLE; some tail lights also differ for hybrid models.
  • Pair vs single: most assemblies are sold as a left-and-right pair; single-side replacements are noted in the title.

Shop related

Frequently asked questions

Will 2018–2023 headlights fit a 2024 Camry?

Usually yes, because 2024 was the final year of the eighth generation and shares the front end with 2018–2023 cars. Still check the fitment tab, since some listings stop at 2023 because of a trim change rather than a body change.

Do the RGB or demon-eye headlights need extra wiring?

The low and high beams connect to the factory plug, but the RGB halos or demon-eye modules need a separate 12V feed and a controller, usually run to the battery with an inline fuse. Expect a splice or two beyond plug-and-play.

Is the 2025 Camry a different generation for parts?

Yes. The 2025 Camry is the ninth generation with a new front and rear design, so nothing from 2018–2024 carries over for lighting. Shop the 2025–2026 tags specifically, and expect the catalog for the new car to grow as parts arrive.