Saul 
2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
What were they thinking?
 Other reviewers and pro reviews have covered the actual drive.  It's a hybrid sedan, nothing powerful or super handling, but very efficient. Fine.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        But Toyota seems to have forgotten a few things in it's so - called top of the line Camry Hybrid XLE.  First, you can't get A/C ventilated seats in this car, period.  Or, as it turns out, in any Camry, period.  Does this matter to you?  Yeah, many of us live in climates with miserable summer heat or humidity or both so, if springing for the top model, it should come with or have A/C ventilated seats available.  Second, no Camry Hybrid, let alone the top dog XLE, comes with "native" navigation.  You have to hook up your own smart phone and use the "Scout" Toyota application.  Since the XLE costs about the same as the other top of line mid sized sedan hybrids or more ( than Hyundai or Kia ), all of which come with native navigation plus car play applications for smart phone hook up if that's wanted ( in the higher end versions ), this strikes me as a cost - saving cheap out.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Yes, there are a few nice, advanced features, like inductive smart phone charging ( for those smart phones with that capability ).  It's also a much newer design than the Fusion, which is on it's sixth or so year the current version.  Camry, new, Honda Accord hybrid ( when it comes out soon ), new, Kia and Hyundai new last year.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         But, come on Toyota, quit cheaping out in your top of the line XLE product.  Oh, the salesperson had an idea - Move up to the full sized, more expensive Avalon, "not much" more.  So I checked pricing on the Toyota web site - The Avalon Limited Hybrid is "only" $6K or so more window sticker price than the loaded Camry XLE.  That's not so much, right?  OK, it's a lot more car but I don't need or want a full sized car.  Even with Toyota offering a $4K rebate this month.......  Or to spend more money to buy it.  Fuel it with less efficiency than the smaller, mid sized sedans.  Insure it.  Sorry, Toyota, you blew the Camry design, cheaped out, or both.  No sale for me.