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Toyota Camry Hybrid Electric Vehicle Accelerated Reliability Testing – July 2008

Two model year 2007 Toyota Camry hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) entered Accelerated Reliability testing during July 2006 in one fleet in Arizona. After reaching 160,000 miles each, the two Camry HEVs will have their traction batteries tested before they are retired.

Fact sheets and maintenance logs for these vehicles give detailed information such as miles driven, fuel economy, operations and maintenance requirements, operating costs, and life-cycle costs.

The two Camry HEVs have been driven a total of 275,000 miles and the cumulative average fuel economy for the two Camry HEVs is 33.7 miles per gallon.

Graph showing that cumulative average fuel economy for the Toyota Camry Test Fleet is 33.7 miles per gallon.
Graph showing that the Toyota Camry Test Fleet has been driven a total of 275,000 miles and an average of just under 11,500 miles per month.