I just looked it up and Toyota lists a few different part numbers. I have no idea what determines which part numbers a particular vehicle needs. It might be dependent on if your car is equipped with the front parking sensors (my guess is that the wiring harness in the kit might be a bit different based on if your car has parking sensors or not- but that's just my hunch). The site does not seem to have fitment information available yet for the 2025 Camry- but the images of the parts show a 2025 Camry:
I went to Toyota's parts website and looked up accessories for the 2025 Camry and plugged in an XSE AWD model, and these are the four part numbers that came up that seem related to the front lighting accessory:
PT948-03250-AA Front Accent Lighting- Left Side, Service (MSRP: $256.67)
PT948-03250-AB Front Accent Lighting- Left Side, Service (MSRP: $271.95)
PT948-03250-AD Front Accent Lighting- Right Side, Service (MSRP: $256.67)
PT948-03250-AC Front Accent Lighting- Right Side, Service (MSRP: $271.95)
It certainly is frustrating that it seems like no one at Toyota can tell you which kit or part number would be appropriate for your particular car. Again, my instinct is that one set of parts (L&R) is for the models with the parking sensors and the other set is for models with those sensors... but I have no idea if the wiring harness is included in the boxes or if you have to order it separately. I don't see a part number for it in Toyota's accessory list on their website. My instinct is that it's included if you buy both the left and right side... perhaps the main wiring harness is included in the left side (as it's a bit more expensive) and then the right side plugs into that harness. Again- just a hunch...
Good luck.
I would imagine that if you were interested in purchasing a new 2025 Camry and insisted that the dealer installed the kit- they would figure it out. Wave your money at them and they'll usually be able to figure it out. The 2025 model is still relatively new- and my guess is that most dealerships haven't had too many customers willing to pay the cost to have the lights installed at the dealership. It's different if it's an accessory installed at the factory or at the port- the techs at the dealership don't have to worry about it when it's installed there- but might need to print out the install guide and actually roll up their sleeves and figure out how to order them if you want them installed at the dealership.